The Hello, hello and this week how our genes affect how well we fit into our

trouser genes and clever chimps that are forcing scientists to re-evaluate their

view on what it means to be humans and inflaming the brain

is schizophrenia simply down to the immune system attacking the brain.

Plus can you make out what is being said here?

Probably not.

But now listen to this.

The camel was kept in a cage at the zoo. And now listen to this. The camel has kept in a cage at the zoo. And now listen to this again.

Why does that happen? We'll find out later in the program.

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And first up let's take a look at this week's science headlines, Hannah.

So I've got a story all about genes that are involved in making people fat

or at least predisposing them to becoming fat.

So it's been known for quite a few years now that this gene called FTO

is involved in obesity but until now it's not really been understood exactly why.

So Rachel Batterham and colleagues at University College London,

published in the journal Clinical Investigation,

work involved in FTO genetically coding for obesity. So everybody has this FTO

gene but there's two different variations of it. There's an A type and a T type and

if you get the A type from both your mom and your dad, then you are 1.7 times more

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