Entries Tagged as 'Music and Genetics'
By Elizabeth Landau
CNN
Swine flu may be inspiring fear worldwide, but for Stephan Zielinski of San Francisco, California, it inspired a song.
The genes underlying swine flu inspired one amateur musician to compose music based on it.
The virus has the classification H1N1 because it includes two key viral proteins, hemagglutinin (H) and neuraminidase (N). Zielinski took the [...]
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What makes a piano prodigy?
Have you ever wondered why some children are born with magnificent musical talents and some with devastating physical, mental and emotional handicaps? Much has been written about the latter but not nearly as much about the former. We know that musical talent tends to run in families. The study of [...]
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The work may also be a step toward revealing “the role of music in human brain function, human evolution and its relationship to language,” they wrote, though they added it will take larger followup studies to clarify this.
Scientists say they’ve found approximate locations in our genome where genes affecting musical talent may lie, the results [...]
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