Male hair loss and its genetics
The age-old question has always been bald head, where does it come from? How come? Is it inherited? When my father was bald, it means I will be soon? During recent years, numerous studies related to hair loss in general. Many researchers in these studies have examined the chromosomes and genes of the two men and their balding “totally hair” colleagues.
Although there are no concrete conclusions available to theresults collected to date indicates that male pattern baldness is in fact a hereditary phenomenon. From these studies until now he has a common observation that this form of hair loss originating in the genes that have been out of our mother’s side.
Interestingly enough, women whose father soon have a tendency to carry the gene soon. So it is not surprising that when a woman whose father has a son who is bald, the son usually ends as soon as well. Now this is not necessarily so ineach case, but in many cases, this applies.
Scientists explain this phenomenon by pointing to the mother of X-chromosome. If a woman is pregnant, gets the child in the belly of his x-chromosome from the mother and the Y-chromosome from the father. The X chromosome is said that what helps the male pattern baldness gene.
Whether this theory or genetic male pattern baldness is not called into question by some who do not believe the theory that men getthis gene from their mother. However, some will be proven that this theory is true for their unique circumstances.
Is there such a thing as male pattern baldness genetics? Is it true that if your maternal grandfather was bald, then have a better chance soon? Perhaps only time can tell, along with the other, ongoing medical research. The answer to these questions, however, is really up to you what do you think?
