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The discussions reflect strong interest and agreement, as seen in posts mentioning genetic variants, population differences, and the evolutionary significance of lactase persistence, with language and tone emphasizing scientific support and ongoing relevance.
Most discussions recognize the scientific evidence supporting human evolution and lactase persistence, reflecting broad agreement with the publication's findings.
Discussions demonstrate high curiosity, with many posts referencing genetic evidence, population differences, and recent evolution, indicating active engagement.
Posts include references to specific studies, genetic mechanisms, and debates about dietary adaptations, showing a moderate depth of discussion.
The topic is presented as significant, with some posts emphasizing that lactase persistence is a clear example of ongoing human evolution, suggesting notable impact.
선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Persistence in Humans Authors: Laure Ségurel and Céline Bon Journal: Annual Review of Genomics and https://t.co/DcQ66G5aV5
Evolution of lactase persistence in Europe. (A more recent genetic change than many people realize, quite rare before ~3000 yrs ago). https://t.co/mlYGlIHyvj https://t.co/fRt3sRPKJI
Referencias: - On the Evolution of Lactase Persistence in Humans (2017) 10.1146/annurev-genom-091416-035340 - Lactose intolerance https://t.co/H7ZXuvTPNr -A worldwide correlation of lactase persistence phenotype and genotypes 10.1186/1471-2148-10-36
@HQ_NutriWord @jandro81 @oswilgeologo @isabel3harrison La capacidad de digerir la lactosa apareció aprox 5000 años en Europa. Unos proponen, como dices, que la vitamina D fue una de las ventajas que hizo que triunfase esta mutación, aunque pudo haber otros factores implicados. Te paso enlace https://t.co/TSnRWCz5pN
@wrongslot @whynowworld I can't say too much on the subject but I'd take the claim they were somehow a lot more violent than anyone else ever with a grain of salt. It also seems milk was in Europe before they existed but they did play a big role in its spread it seems; https://t.co/aB2TPoM85S
Algunas referencias al respecto: https://t.co/ht822hSMfr. https://t.co/auEyq6TsBK. https://t.co/S1VjYLigwd https://t.co/QgRGyJliKU https://t.co/quHKExheJB
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@One_That_Rules I won't push any more, but I'd like to ask something of you. Can you really say to me or to anyone that you know what biologists & other scientists point to as evidence for evolution, and why you reject it? Take lactase, for instance. https://t.co/EI2QDmJl8c
@TCielo4 "lactase persistence (LP). The frequency of LP varies greatly among populations, ranging from 5% to almost 100%, with the highest frequencies found in people of north. European descent and some populations from West Africa,East Africa, and the Middle East" https://t.co/MS0fT7RyXS
RT @Cosmos_Hiker: 선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Pers…
RT @Cosmos_Hiker: 선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Pers…
RT @Cosmos_Hiker: 선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Pers…
RT @Cosmos_Hiker: 선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Pers…
RT @Cosmos_Hiker: 선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Pers…
RT @Cosmos_Hiker: 선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Pers…
RT @Cosmos_Hiker: @chiw00k Intro - Figure 1 보시면 중국, 일본, 대만, 타이에 프리퀀시가 히스토그램으로 나와있습니다만, 이렇게 찾기 쉬운걸 저에게 물어보시는 의도를 모르겠네요. 제대로 찾아보시는게 순서 아닌가요?…
RT @Cosmos_Hiker: 선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Pers…
RT @Cosmos_Hiker: 선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Pers…
RT @Cosmos_Hiker: 선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Pers…
RT @Cosmos_Hiker: 선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Pers…
@chiw00k Intro - Figure 1 보시면 중국, 일본, 대만, 타이에 프리퀀시가 히스토그램으로 나와있습니다만, 이렇게 찾기 쉬운걸 저에게 물어보시는 의도를 모르겠네요. 제대로 찾아보시는게 순서 아닌가요? https://t.co/8gTMEMGqvX https://t.co/MFr1ITHEWj
RT @Cosmos_Hiker: 선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Pers…
RT @Cosmos_Hiker: 선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Pers…
RT @Cosmos_Hiker: 선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Pers…
RT @Cosmos_Hiker: 선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Pers…
RT @Cosmos_Hiker: 선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Pers…
RT @Cosmos_Hiker: 선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Pers…
RT @Cosmos_Hiker: 선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Pers…
RT @Cosmos_Hiker: 선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Pers…
RT @Cosmos_Hiker: 선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Pers…
RT @Cosmos_Hiker: 선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Pers…
RT @Cosmos_Hiker: 선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Pers…
RT @Cosmos_Hiker: 선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Pers…
RT @Cosmos_Hiker: 선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Pers…
선생님. 유당불내증이 동아시아인에게 약 90% 수준으로 많은 건 맞는데요. 단 한 명도 없다는 듯이 단정지어서 얘기하시는 건 학자로서 하실 말씀이 아니네요. On the Evolution of Lactase Persistence in Humans Authors: Laure Ségurel and Céline Bon Journal: Annual Review of Genomics and https://t.co/DcQ66G5aV5
@dogyards 1: https://t.co/h1nnJLTO2J 2: https://t.co/PHC2HIt40u 3: https://t.co/EILTBN5oxI 4: https://t.co/DJMZIrUEgb 5: https://t.co/nonOwudDj3
@jonnyfrost @TPointUK @BooBiffa You are just denying established science. https://t.co/693XeEyPMB
@RealAdamHunt @SpeciesTypical @Tangl3dBank @Lucidly_Elias The function concept should explain why an adaptive trait has the structure it does. The lactase persistence (LP) allele is in a lactase regulatory region. This allele creates a new binding site. That's its function. 1/n https://t.co/rWhKhuVhYD https://t.co/RenLsDcuG1
@RakoonGamer2001 @LibertyCappy https://t.co/X4q9sBxgu2.
@Normal0sborn https://t.co/xQedB2JKZB
@SamaHoole Dairy was introduced to the human diet about 10,000 years ago, which is at least as recent as the introduction of grains. So why do you consider dairy ancestral (and therefore good to eat) but not grains? https://t.co/6Zxfr1Ii2W
Sobre la evolución de la persistencia de la lactasa en humanos Finalmente se descubrió el primer cambio molecular causal asociado con la expresión de la lactasa en la edad adulta. https://t.co/keSuBKcfPK
@jerseycityjoan @benryanwriter The genetics of it all are fascinating. https://t.co/i6Dt0dqW97
Algunas referencias al respecto: https://t.co/ht822hSMfr. https://t.co/auEyq6TsBK. https://t.co/S1VjYLigwd https://t.co/QgRGyJliKU https://t.co/quHKExheJB
@BioeEnfurecido @StopPseudo Tienes razón en lo de los nutrientes pero en lo de la persistencia de la lactosa en adultos en nuestra especie https://t.co/6EuM19urdp
@kennpq @dairymanNZ Sorry, you are wrong for at least 30% of humans worldwide and the ability for adult humans to digest milk has been strongly selected for thousands of years https://t.co/leEEuYH1io
@Colm_Moloney @RuairiTraderIRL @Conor1960 https://t.co/69Cfrke0Co Northern European countries like Ireland have a predominance of lactase persistence, wherein the enzymes that enable humans to digest dairy persist into adulthood and aren’t jettisoned as they usually would be. We quite literally did evolve to drink milk.
@TheHistoryGuy07 @Brotherbeho @Gecko1114 @AiG https://t.co/mYAlXE5YQG
@Kohleispresent Lactase persistence is a classic example of human evolution that is occurring right now. https://t.co/cJOJBJMpj0
@JoeShmo22440033 @atheistic_1 Notice how rather than being interested and wanting to learn, you just dismiss what I say? Have you stopped to consider why you react that way? Here's a few studies on recent human evolution: https://t.co/BDkDYpJMZd https://t.co/sVwqXNOwQP https://t.co/cJOJBJMpj0
@g_diets_ https://t.co/YVZTwGqBJW.
@tempehlover You are wrong. Have you every worked on a dairy farm? An attack on dairy is an attack on Northern Europeans https://t.co/YVZTwGqBJW.
FunFact: is lactose intolerantie een afwijking? Nou nee, andersom eigenlijk. Zoogdieren worden lactose intolerant na de “speenfase”. Alleen op den duur bleek dat voor deel van de mensen niet meer het geval
@mysicksadlife @JelloNogard1359 @ToxicDipsy69 @mischiefanimals Not in Europe, at least: https://t.co/m1nmyJlS4O
RT @ShaiCarmi: יודעים את זה מכיוון שהקורלציה בין שכיחות המוטציה באוכלוסיות שונות לבין צריכת חלב רחוקה מלהיות מושלמת, כולל באוכלוסיות מהעבר.…
יודעים את זה מכיוון שהקורלציה בין שכיחות המוטציה באוכלוסיות שונות לבין צריכת חלב רחוקה מלהיות מושלמת, כולל באוכלוסיות מהעבר. כמו כן לא מדויק שהסבילות ללקטוז התפתחה בעיקר באזורים קרים. (התמונה מתוך https://t.co/Mikdmvw3Xx, אחד המאמרים הטובים בנושא.) https://t.co/ahEEfSo6K0
@amapolamg Es normal la intolerancia a la lactosa. Es un azúcar de cadena larga que requiere la producción de lactasa para su procesado. Una adaptación genética permite la producción de lactasa, "On the Evolution of Lactase Persistence in Humans " de Laure Segurel y Céline Bon.
@freirept @25renatodias https://t.co/xChEaEWt0g
And that process has already started. As our diets changed to include grains and dairy, we evolved genes to help us digest starch (https://t.co/irx9UYKjFt) and milk (https://t.co/8am3JwCMHZ).
“Lactase persistence varies in frequency across human populations” https://t.co/vYv4uqwnvb
@jhallwood Festive reading and a gesture of support to French science. https://t.co/pHpMGcbbSx
RT @fakehistoryhunt: @wrongslot @whynowworld I can't say too much on the subject but I'd take the claim they were somehow a lot more violen…
@wrongslot @whynowworld I can't say too much on the subject but I'd take the claim they were somehow a lot more violent than anyone else ever with a grain of salt. It also seems milk was in Europe before they existed but they did play a big role in its spread it seems; https://t.co/aB2TPoM85S
@Tripleoblack @connortweetmore @azizawubbles @lenalenalenaxo @WrittenByHanna This goes into some of the less concrete aspects https://t.co/mzkMxdCVha
facts of milk consumption @tbmini @Tru_Indiann @chaoticalm_090 Firstly, how due to an evolutionary quirk, only humans drink milk till later and even cross species. It's reason for milk intolerance too https://t.co/POqP6gYewc https://t.co/0sXUrvulVJ https://t.co/SbiJVwv7mB
Referencias: - On the Evolution of Lactase Persistence in Humans (2017) 10.1146/annurev-genom-091416-035340 - Lactose intolerance https://t.co/H7ZXuvTPNr -A worldwide correlation of lactase persistence phenotype and genotypes 10.1186/1471-2148-10-36
RT @XiXiDu: On the Evolution of Lactase Persistence in Humans https://t.co/HqNIG9egNt
RT @XiXiDu: On the Evolution of Lactase Persistence in Humans https://t.co/HqNIG9egNt
RT @XiXiDu: On the Evolution of Lactase Persistence in Humans https://t.co/HqNIG9egNt
RT @ShaiCarmi: p.s. I strongly recommend a previous review/perspective on lactase persistence by two of the authors: https://t.co/O6gSKbvmZ…
RT @ShaiCarmi: p.s. I strongly recommend a previous review/perspective on lactase persistence by two of the authors: https://t.co/O6gSKbvmZ…
p.s. I strongly recommend a previous review/perspective on lactase persistence by two of the authors: https://t.co/O6gSKbvmZI p.p.s. Felt weird eating ice cream while reading this... hopefully no dire consequences.
RT @whyvert: Evolution of lactase persistence in Europe. (A more recent genetic change than many people realize, quite rare before ~3000 y…
@edhollox @razibkhan If you've not read it, @lsegurel & Bon's review on Evolution of Lactase Persistence is worth a read for laying out evidence & history of different hypotheses https://t.co/TrZEuQM0bm
RT @BoixRichter: @HQ_NutriWord @jandro81 @oswilgeologo @isabel3harrison La capacidad de digerir la lactosa apareció aprox 5000 años en Euro…
RT @XiXiDu: On the Evolution of Lactase Persistence in Humans https://t.co/HqNIG9egNt
RT @BoixRichter: @HQ_NutriWord @jandro81 @oswilgeologo @isabel3harrison La capacidad de digerir la lactosa apareció aprox 5000 años en Euro…
RT @BoixRichter: @HQ_NutriWord @jandro81 @oswilgeologo @isabel3harrison La capacidad de digerir la lactosa apareció aprox 5000 años en Euro…
@HQ_NutriWord @jandro81 @oswilgeologo @isabel3harrison La capacidad de digerir la lactosa apareció aprox 5000 años en Europa. Unos proponen, como dices, que la vitamina D fue una de las ventajas que hizo que triunfase esta mutación, aunque pudo haber otros factores implicados. Te paso enlace https://t.co/TSnRWCz5pN
While preparing teaching materials on adaptation, two great papers on dietary changes: @mathiesoniain on adaptation to agriculture (FADS genes) https://t.co/B72t9SbRDB Great review on lactase persistence: https://t.co/O6gSKbvmZI
RT @whyvert: Evolution of lactase persistence in Europe. (A more recent genetic change than many people realize, quite rare before ~3000 y…
RT @whyvert: Evolution of lactase persistence in Europe. (A more recent genetic change than many people realize, quite rare before ~3000 y…
RT @whyvert: Evolution of lactase persistence in Europe. (A more recent genetic change than many people realize, quite rare before ~3000 y…
interesting to think different allele variations of digesting lactase will yield different results. #MuEvolution19 https://t.co/tXtATJWZdN
RT @whyvert: Evolution of lactase persistence in Europe. (A more recent genetic change than many people realize, quite rare before ~3000 y…
RT @whyvert: Evolution of lactase persistence in Europe. (A more recent genetic change than many people realize, quite rare before ~3000 y…
RT @whyvert: Evolution of lactase persistence in Europe. (A more recent genetic change than many people realize, quite rare before ~3000 y…
RT @whyvert: Evolution of lactase persistence in Europe. (A more recent genetic change than many people realize, quite rare before ~3000 y…
Evolution of lactase persistence in Europe. (A more recent genetic change than many people realize, quite rare before ~3000 yrs ago). https://t.co/mlYGlIHyvj https://t.co/fRt3sRPKJI
On the Evolution of Lactase Persistence in Humans | Annual Review of Genomics and Human Genetics http://www.annualreviews.org/doi/abs/10.1146/annurev-genom-091416-035340
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