The First Nobel prize of this year!!!

Swedish scientist Svante Paabo has been selected for the first Nobel prize 2022 this year for solving many mysteries related to human development. Paabo will be awarded the Nobel prize in Medicine, which is considered the most prestigious honour of the scientific class in the world. The special thing is that Paabo's father Sune Bergstrom has also received the Nobel prize in Medicine 40 years ago in 1982.

About $ 9 lakh (about Rs 7.35 crore) will be given to Paabo for this award from the Nobel assembly of Sweden's Karolinska Institute. This is the first Nobel prize of this year. At present, award winners will also be selected in five categories including Physics, Chemistry, Economics, Literature and Peace, which will be selected in the next five days. All of them will be awarded during a ceremony in Stockholm on 10 December.

Paabo has made a special discovery 

Paabo has discovered in 'Genome of the extinct hominin and relation to human evolution'. Hominins are a taxonomic tribe of species that were thought to be similar to humans but later became extinct. They have been closely related to their ancestors throughout the entire process of human evolution. The discovery of Paabo has exposed many reasons for the extinction of these species during human evolution.

Paabo's discovery proved that the dna of extant humans matches that of two extinct species, Neanderthals and Denisovans, that is, these two species were closely related to the existing human community. This discovery has given important information about our immune system. Along with this, information has also been received that which fact makes us special in comparison to the extinct species.

Very famous scientists 

The Nobel prize in Medicine category is considered the most honourable in the scientific community because many famous scientists have been included as the winners of this award, which started in the year 1901. These include names like Alexander Fleming, who discovered penicillin in 1945, and Robert Koch, who discovered tuberculosis in 1905.