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Do Greek and Turkish people have the same d.n.a?
According to studies on d.n.a from the Oxford University of England, proffessors have proven that Greek and Turkish people share the same d.n.a. If true, does that separate the Macedonians from being recognised as decendants of Greeks?
Public Comments
- I'm not sure about that but I'm positive about the fact that your DNA matched Liberace's
- impossible! Greeks are indo-european people! Turks have their decency from central Asia! They speak two complete different languages!
- Everyone has unique DNA. So no.
- If you are asking if the Greeks and Turks have the same ancestors, thus the same DNA, then yes, they do. They're both humans.
- To my knowledge, NOBODY has the same DNA. That's why forensics works so well at some crime scenes. Even identical twins have slightly different fingerprints. There are always individual traits, always. Don't be worrying about this. Sorry I found your question so late.
- I don't think that is possible.... They use DNA to identify individuals which would mean that each of those Greeks and Turks would have their own. g-day!
- whole dna cannot be the same but it has many same things. on the other side ,according to a theory all people have a same origin so people who live in near region hold same characteristic.
