The Monogamy Gene Could Also Act in Humans

Tendencias21 2008 (2008)
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Abstract

Research has revealed that genetic variations in the human gene AVPR1A affect the disposition and aptitude of individuals to live in a relationship. Thus the activity of this gene could influence the quality of marital relationships and very likely our emotional inclinations.

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