Persecution or oppression have a profound effect on human psychology. However, it has more impact on children. A recent study found that those who were victims of childhood have been abused, they suffer from health problems in the future.
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According to a report by the Economist, the effects of child abuse are long-term. Children who are neglected or abused may suffer from various mental problems, such as depression, even after growing up. Problems like cancer or stroke are also created from this. Its effects are longer-term. Recently researchers have found that the effects of childhood abuse can flow for generations. From the victim's child to the grandchildren, it can be victimized.
It is not known exactly how it happened. Because, it seems difficult to run complex tests on humans, researchers say. For this, they run tests on mice. However, Tufts University researcher Larry Feig and his colleagues researched the people this time. They have noticed that mental stress is a change in the sperm of humans, just like a mouse.
The research-related articles have been published in the 'Transitional Psychiatric' magazine.
Researchers say that through genes various features are transferred to different species. Gene has protein signals and proteins contain biological signals. It is believed to be true. But there are many things beyond this. This biological chemical regulates the lifetime of the gene. In order to enable different conditions, these genes play a role in enabling or disabling them. Such episenetic events can happen. This may have any event in animal life, which can be transferred to its offspring.
The researcher, Phaeig, heard about the horrific experiences of his childhood from 28 male volunteers for his research. Collect sperm from them. They then went for Micro RNA and searched for the common epigenic system. Then the researchers conducted research on mice.
The researcher, Phig, found that the girls in the pressured men are more anxious and less absorbent. Parents of depressed babies also gave birth to underprivileged girls. There are three generations of effects.
After getting the results in the initial stage, researchers are planning to do more detail in this.
