People with red air have two copies of a recessive gene on chromosome number 4 which in turn causes a change in the MC1R protein. The MC1R protein is a protein that determines hair and skin color. Its a melanin-cide stimulating hormone receptor.
People with red hair have a genetic mutation in the MCIR gene that results in less eumelanin and more pheomelanin production in their hair. This leads to the characteristic red coloration. Red hair is a rare trait, with only around 1-2% of the world's population having naturally red hair.
The reason some people have brown hair is because of your genes;
every person unless Down syndrome has 46 chromosones, there are 23 from your mother and 23 from your father. These chromosomes contain information such as hair colour, eye coulour and when conjoined the more dominent colour, eg brown over blonde is more likely to become your hair colour. a down syndrome has one more chromosone.
or just cuz u do
Studies have shown that red hair is associated with Neanderthal DNA, as some Neanderthals carried a gene variant associated with red hair that was passed down through interbreeding with early humans. This genetic legacy can still be found in some modern human populations today.
No, red hair is a genetic trait that can be found in people from various ethnic backgrounds. It is commonly associated with people of Irish descent, but individuals of all races and ethnicities can have red hair.
Irish people can have black hair due to genetic variation. The presence of certain genes in the Irish population can result in individuals having black hair. Additionally, intermixing with people from other regions throughout history can also contribute to the diversity of hair colors within the Irish population.
Some Neanderthals may have had red hair, as genetic studies have indicated they may have carried the gene for red hair. However, it is impossible to definitively determine the hair color of all Neanderthals as it can vary among individuals.
It is a cultural practice for some Samburu men in Kenya to dye their hair red using a mixture of ochre and animal fat. This practice has symbolic significance within their culture and is not commonly practiced by men in other parts of Kenya.
Some Irish people do, but most Irish people do not. There are also people from other countries that do have red hair.
Yes? Multiple things are naturally red... some flowers, for instance. If you're talking about hair, yes, some people's hair grows naturally red.
ITS REDif its always red why do some people draw him with white hair
Your question verges on stereotypes concerning people and can be taken as discriminatory . The reason people have the color of hair they do is due to DNA and hair dye. Some people have red hair, some are blonde, others brown or with black hair it makes no difference. People are people.
No
They might color it or it's in there genes somewhere
On some people yes, Others no. Its not common
It is estimated that 13% of Scottish people have red hair; 10% of the Irish.
It's not that, it's because one or both of their parents have wavy hair!
I now about 2% of the people in the world have Red hair!
On some people yes, and others no, it is not common if that is what you what to know.
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