United States scientists at Duke University found that the diet of pregnant rats mice to determine the new hair color, to derive such a conclusion: the pregnant mother\'s nutritional intake can affect the characteristics of the fetus. This item was published in the latest issue of the journal Molecular and cellular biology research has shown that, to pregnant rats fed the four substances--vitamin B12, folic acid, bile alkaline and beet alkaline, can change the hair color of the mouse. Eat these four substances of female mice born to Brown, while the other mice to yellow.
Leadership research Landi·zhetu Professor says, \"is the mother\'s diet determines which gene expression, thus affecting the next generation of hair color. \"The study found that pregnant rats fed the four substances, head of modified\" hair color \"gene, making it called\" methylation \"changes, genetic changes in mice grow hair in different colors. Perhaps one day, parents of black hair by eating really can give birth to children of yellow hair.
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