▲閱讀下文，回答第 26 −30 題Have you ever wondered how human beings have developed? Life began as tiny singlecells billions of years ago, and from there the cells became the complex organism known as ahuman. While this natural cloning has taken billions of years to achieve, new research hasdiscovered the key to speeding up the process. All the wonders of creation lie in the tiniestcouriers: our genes. Recent discoveries have revealed how we might manipulate our genes.After a fertilized egg begins to divide into cells, the genes carried inside the cells’ nucleusdevelop embryonic stem cells. These tiny cells grow into tissues in the body, building peoplefrom the ground up.Our genes determine every single physical characteristic about us. Some experts alsobelieve that personality traits could be read from our genes. If this is possible, does this meanour destinies are already predetermined? People who seek dangers and thrills are known topossess a specific gene that makes them crave dangerous situations. The ability to read andmanipulate our genes could lead to the ability to predict and then alter our genetic blueprints.While this genetic engineering seems very promising, some scientists feel there is a dark cloudbehind this scientific silver lining. This may go against evolution as we know it.While the debate on ethical issues of genetic research rages on, other discoveries are beingmade, such as what genes determine sex. Out of the 60 genes on the Y chromosome, only a verysmall part actually influences whether we will be male or female. It takes 30,000 genes to builda human, but only one to make it a man. This one gene will determine whether a fetus willbecome male or female. It’s interesting to know that men are basically adaptations of the femaleform. Whether we are male or female, we are all subject to aging. Genetic research has given usa new understanding as to how it happens. What comes to mind when you hear the word“oxygen”? Most would probably say it is a kind of gas that living things need to survive with.However, oxygen is also one of the causes of death. Cells require oxygen to produce energy forthe body, but during this chemical reaction, by-products known as “free radicals” are released.It is these by-products which break down healthy cells and cause us to age.For those of us wanting to turn back the clock, experts now believe the true elixir of lifeexists in anti-oxidants. These chemicals can reduce the damage to cells. Anti-oxidants occurnaturally in different foods such as dark, green leafy vegetables like spinach, blueberries andcertain types of tea. By using anti-oxidants, we can actually slow the free radicals down toa snail’s pace. All of us want the perfect body, a great personality and to be forever young.With further research into genetics, we may someday be able to build the perfect human being.
26. Which of the following fields is the article mainly related to?
(A) Nutrition
(B) Archeology
(C) Physics
(D) Biology