Study reveals women inherit the genetics and temperament of their maternal grandmother – 21/05/2019

According to Chilean essayist Alejandro Jodorowsky, who relies on a study conducted by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, based in North Carolina, United States, women inherit their genetic information and temperament from their maternal grandmothers.

Jodorowsky explains in his book titled "Metagenology: discovering oneself through psycho-magic and the family tree", the genetic influence of maternal grandmothers on their granddaughters. According to the Chilean, the genes that they receive in the mother's womb come directly from grandmothers.

In a study published by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, it was observed that ovules transmit a greater genetic burden and mitochondrial information. Although sometimes it's not so much the physical resemblance with the grandmother, psychologically yes, and in the long term, grandchildren adopt certain behaviors and temperaments.

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According to Jodorowsky's theory, it seems that since a woman conceives a fetus women already contains the amount of oocytes that will be released into the eggs in adult life, hence the genetic values ​​are transmitted from generation to generation on the female side, always being the maternal grandmother who pbades on her biological heritage to her granddaughters.

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Those the emotions that the grandmother suffered when she was pregnant with her daughter were pbaded on to her and maybe to these future granddaughters, according to Jodorowsky. That is to say that this emotional influence can remain active in the DNA, even if a generation has already pbaded.

As we know, the information of the mitochondrial DNA, that is to say that which comes from the mother, is greater at the time of formation of the embryo. Father's sperm lacks this type of informationso that the paternal grandparents do not intervene anymore. Despite this, some genetic studies believe that the father's DNA traits are far more dominant with respect to inheritance.

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On average, humans share about 25% of their DNA with their grandparents. Scientists at the University of Cambridge have published research on the relationship between the maternal grandmother and her grandchildren. According to his research, this connection would be due to the X chromosome. The maternal grandmothers will transmit 25% of their X chromosomes to all their grandchildren, which will allow them to inherit their genes.

However, paternal grandmothers only transmit their X chromosomes to their granddaughters, but not to their grandchildren. Thus, while paternal grandmothers have a 50% relationship with their granddaughters, they have a 0% relationship with their grandchildren.