In a series of experiments, geneticists have discovered a unique gene.
Researchers from Glasgow conducted a study and found a unique gene that distinguishes the male part of the genealogical tree, resulting from the king of Scotland Robert III, which is the most famous grandson of Robert the Bruce and ruled the state in the period from 1390 in the year 1406.
At the same time was found and a direct descendant of the monarch who became a businessman. Article with the results of this study were published by The Daily Mail.
Robert the Bruce (Robert the Bruce) is one of the most popular monarchs, governors of Scotland, who was famous for his sustainable principles and fear of spiders.
In a series of experiments, geneticists have discovered a unique gene, which have only descendants of king Robert III, and only through the male line. Simultaneously with this study, the experts made another discovery, which was that among Scottish businessmen had found a direct descendant of Robert III. He was a young man, Archie Shaw Stewart.
This discovery was made by scientists of the laboratory at the University of Strahclyde during a series of DNA tests.
