German study found that eating a long brain was also genetically controlled

experts at the Map Institute in Germany have found that people's ability to learn from their mistakes and to be smart is influenced by a gene that makes it difficult for people with this genetic variant to learn from their mistakesThe findings were published in the recent journal ScienceMarcus Uspeg and Tyman Klein, two experts at the MapInstitute of Cognition and Neuroscience in Germany, conducted a control examination of different test populations with the "Dobamine receptor" gene variant and found that the subjects marked as A1 gene variants were much less likely to learn from their mistakes than the other control groupTheir study also found that the consequences and effects of failure or error are far more profound for the average person than successIn the trial, the researchers showed different groups of symbols to the subjects, asked the subjects to choose one of them, and repeatedly reported whether their choices were right or wrongThe symbols given have different chances of winning, so the subjects report the same choicesThe results showed that subjects chose the best symbol in 80 percent of cases, and only 20 percent chose the worst symbolIt was found that people with a variant of the A1 gene did not differ much from those in the comparison group when choosing good symbols, and it was more difficult to avoid bad symbolsThis means that they have a better understanding of the positive things and a poor understanding of the negativePeople with the A1 gene variant have weaker activity in the brain of the "dopamine receptor", while "dobamine" activity is a trait of multi-talented people, and this substance plays a key role in many processes in the brain, such as learning, memory, and motivational systemsParkinson's disease, schizophrenia and addictive behavior synopsis may be linked to changes in "dopamine", and there is a clear link between the A1 gene variant and addiction
diseases
such as alcoholismBut the researchers also believe that this does not mean that all people with the A1 gene variant will suffer from addictiondisease
, but that people with the A1 gene variant are more likely to suffer from addictiondisease
(Reporter Gu Gang)