Being More Selective Might be a Good Choice
I recently ran across an interesting article that really has me pondering. An article by Alanna Ketler in collective-evolution.com entitled "This Study Will Make You Think Twice About Who You Are Getting Into Bed With" has come up with some interesting findings.
It seems that scientists have made a discovery that many women possess the Y-chromosome male gene in their blood. So if maybe you are pondering why, the obvious answer would appear to be from being pregnant with a male son.
Women carry cells from the fetus in their bloodstream and organs, regardless whether the pregnancy was terminated or if there was a miscarriage. The gene remains with the mother throughout her life.
However, surprisingly the Y-chromosome gene is also showing up in women who have never been pregnant.
In a 2004 study by Immunologists at the Fred Hutchinson Caner Center, it was concluded that women carried the male Y-chromosome gene from having sexual intercourse. Yes, through intercourse women can hold on to male genes and DNA in their organs and blood stream for their entire life!
Well, this sure opens up an entire new topic for discussion over a glass of wine!
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