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伦敦的蔚蓝水波中,16岁的中国姑娘叶诗文携破纪录之势连夺两金,让无数守在电视前的观众为之疯狂。赛后国外媒体的质疑更让人感到在这项欧美人占优势的运动中夺魁的不易。于是一个很有意思的问题出现了:“有没有什么基因使得白人在游泳上更占优势呢”?近日,悉尼大学的凯瑟琳·诺瑟教授对此进行了研究。虽然研究的内容与游泳并无直接关联,但研究的结果或许能够为解释不同人种间运动能力的差异提供一两个新的思路。
In the blue waves of London, a 16-year-old Chinese girl, Ye Shiwen, took the record and won two gold medals, leaving countless spectators who stayed in front of the television. Foreign media questioned after the race more makes people feel the predominance of the European and American sports won the first prize is not easy. An interesting question then emerged: “Are there any genes that make whites more dominant in swimming?” Recently, Professor Catherine Nosse of the University of Sydney conducted a study. Although the content of the study is not directly related to swimming, the results of the study may provide one or two new ideas for explaining differences in interracial motor ability.