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Ancient DNA traces multiple sclerosis origins to 5,000-year-old migrations - Vimarsana News

Ancient DNA traces multiple sclerosis origins to 5,000-year-old migrations

Researchers create the world's largest ancient human gene bank, linking genes to multiple sclerosis risk and tracing its origins to migrations 5,000 years ago.

Ancient DNA Reveals Reason for High Multiple Sclerosis Rates in Europe - Vimarsana News

Ancient DNA Reveals Reason for High Multiple Sclerosis Rates in Europe

Genetic research has unraveled ancient DNA, exposing the surprising link between Yamnaya herders, the spread of Multiple Sclerosis, and why northern Europeans are taller.

The 'startling' origin of MS: Genes behind the neurodegenerative disease were introduced into north-western Europe 5,000 years ago by sheep and cattle herders migrating from the east, study finds - Vimarsana News

The 'startling' origin of MS: Genes behind the neurodegenerative disease were introduced into north-western Europe 5,000 years ago by sheep and cattle herders migrating from the east, study finds

Ancient DNA has shed light on the possible reason for high multiple sclerosis and Alzheimer's disease rates in Europe.

Ancient DNA reveals reason for high MS and Alzheimer's rates in Europe – study - Vimarsana News

Ancient DNA reveals reason for high MS and Alzheimer's rates in Europe – study

Researchers analysed the bones and teeth of almost 5,000 humans who lived across western Europe and Asia up to 34,000 years ago.

Ancient DNA reveals reason for high MS and Alzheimer's rates in Europe – study - Vimarsana News

Ancient DNA reveals reason for high MS and Alzheimer's rates in Europe – study

Researchers analysed the bones and teeth of almost 5,000 humans who lived across western Europe and Asia up to 34,000 years ago.