A study has revealed that asymmetrical genetic activity in the spinal cord determines people's left or right handedness, which starts in the mother's womb. The study bypasses older assertions that the human brain is responsible for the same.
A study has revealed that asymmetrical genetic activity in the spinal cord determines people's left or right handedness, which starts in the mother's womb. The study bypasses older assertions that the human brain is responsible for the same.