31 Oct
2007

A discovery about the genetics of coat color in dogs could help palliate why humans come in strange weights and diversify in our abilities to cope with worry, a set led by scientists from the Stanford University School of Medicine reports. The study, reported in the Nov. 2 issue of Science, answers a longtime murder story: What determines coat color in dogs" While scientists have known since the 1900s that most mammals helping the same genetic appliance to choose coat color, by the 1950s they began to suspect that dogs were strange........