美国《公共科学图书馆·综合》杂志刊登一项研究发现,父亲酒量大,儿子很可能会滴酒不沾。研究还发现,父亲酒量不影响女儿酒量。研究中,美国匹兹堡大学的格雷格·霍曼尼克斯教授及其同事给雄性小白鼠在繁殖前喂食大量酒水,并让雄鼠与清醒的雌鼠交配。之后对其繁殖后代进行“酒量测试”。结果发现,与未来接触酒水食物的控制组实验鼠相比,“酒鬼”雄鼠繁殖的雄性小鼠酒量更小。这些雄性小鼠更可能宁愿喝水也不“喝酒”。另外,这些小鼠的运动控制能力更 According to a study published in the American magazine, “Public Library of Science, Comprehensive”, his father found that his son had a large amount of alcohol and his son might have dribbling alcohol. The study also found that his father did not affect his amount of alcohol consumption. In the study, Professor Greg Hoemannius of the University of Pittsburgh, USA, and his colleagues gave male mice plenty of drinks before breeding and males mating with awake females. After its reproduction of offspring “alcohol test ”. The results showed that, compared with the control group mice that come into contact with the food and drink in the future, the alcoholic male mice were less alcoholic. These male mice are more likely to drink water than drink. In addition, these mice have more motor control