2024-02-12 14:25:30
Real-time Center/Reported by Lin Gengyu
The Chernobyl nuclear disaster in the former Soviet Union was the worst nuclear accident in history; but now it may become a ray of hope for mankind in the fight once morest cancer? A study by a professor at Princeton University in the United States found that wild wolves in the Chernobyl nuclear disaster area are suspected of having evolved the ability to resist genetic mutations, allowing them to not be harmed even if they are in a nuclear radiation area!
A blessing in disguise? On April 26, 1986, a serious explosion occurred at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in the former Soviet Union. A large area of land was contaminated by radiation and remains an uninhabited area to this day. As humans completely withdrew from the nuclear disaster area, wild animals gradually returned to this land. Living in a nuclear radiation environment.
More than 30 years following the disaster, the nuclear radiation dose in the Chernobyl area is still six times higher than the legal safety limit that the human body can withstand; but according to “Sky News”reportCara Love, a Ph.D. from Princeton University in the United States, studied wild wolves in the area and discovered that these mammals are suspected of having evolved the ability to prevent genetic mutations, allowing them to live freely in nuclear-contaminated areas. be negatively affected.
Since human cancer is caused by abnormal mutations and proliferation of DNA in autologous cells, if Chernobyl’s wild wolves really evolve the ability to “resist DNA mutations”, then such a magical mechanism may be able to help humans completely fight once morest it. Cancer; however, more and more in-depth research and investigation are needed at this stage.
Dr. Love announced this discovery at the annual meeting of the Biological Society held in Seattle, USA, in January this year (2024).
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