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<blockquote data-quote="imhotep" data-source="post: 31428649" data-attributes="member: 562115"><p>Intelligence is not only determined by Vitamin D even though it <strong>might </strong>have a contributory effect. Also the inheritance of intelligence is considered "polygenic" - not controlled by a single gene but through interaction of many genes.</p><p>Some studies suggest that the intelligence is passed from the mother (from the X chromosome) but not conclusively proven. But Studies have identified over 538 genes that are linked to intelligence. for eg LINC01104, PDE1C, FOXO3, EXOC4, SNAP25, Intergenic, ATXN2L, and APBA etc, some of these control the brain development from early childhood.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="imhotep, post: 31428649, member: 562115"] Intelligence is not only determined by Vitamin D even though it [B]might [/B]have a contributory effect. Also the inheritance of intelligence is considered "polygenic" - not controlled by a single gene but through interaction of many genes. Some studies suggest that the intelligence is passed from the mother (from the X chromosome) but not conclusively proven. But Studies have identified over 538 genes that are linked to intelligence. for eg LINC01104, PDE1C, FOXO3, EXOC4, SNAP25, Intergenic, ATXN2L, and APBA etc, some of these control the brain development from early childhood. [/QUOTE]
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