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Human and chimpanzee-similar primates have distinct language gene polymorphism patterns

2023-07-24

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The difference in language gene polymorphism pattern (LGPP) between human and other primates may help to provide novel useful knowledge for language learning. One of important findings from many years’ worldwide research is that the primates like chimpanzee cannot easily recognize language grammars (even words). In this study, 189 SNPs (Single Nucleotide Polymorphism) in 13 language genes were scanned in 29 whole...

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a5183b09-9ad7-59c2-a0f4-c442b03cfca2
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10.1101/2023.07.20.549957
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