Name: 猎寻“未知的遗传英雄”
Uploaded: 2014-05-29T15:18:57Z
Duration: 10 min 26 s
Description: 我们从那些的了遗传性疾病的人那里获知了什么－再大部分遗传病中，只有部分的急停成员发生了疾病，而其他带有同样基因的却能避开它。斯蒂文.弗兰德建议我们应该开始研究那些没有得病的家庭成员。听听这个弹性课题，以巨大的努力来搜集基因资料可以帮助解码遗传性的失调。

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我们从那些的了遗传性疾病的人那里获知了什么－再大部分遗传病中，只有部分的急停成员发生了疾病，而其他带有同样基因的却能避开它。斯蒂文.弗兰德建议我们应该开始研究那些没有得病的家庭成员。听听这个弹性课题，以巨大的努力来搜集基因资料可以帮助解码遗传性的失调。

猎寻“未知的遗传英雄”

The greatest breakthroughs in understanding disease may come from those who never get sick, even when their genes predict otherwise. By searching for people who carry genetic risks yet remain healthy, researchers have found dozens of unexpected heroes—individuals with hidden mutations that act as natural protection. The Resilience Project has already screened over half a million genetic samples, revealing that some people resist diseases like AIDS or heart disease despite high risk factors. This crowd-sourced, global approach could spark new therapies for conditions from childhood disorders to Alzheimer's.