Bryan Sykes

Bryan Sykes is a renowned geneticist and author specializing in human ancestry and evolution.

As a professor of genetics at Oxford University's Institute of Molecular Medicine, Sykes has made significant contributions to the field of population genetics.

His research focuses on using DNA analysis to trace human lineages and explore genetic history.

Sykes is best known for his work on mitochondrial DNA and his bestselling book "The Seven Daughters of Eve," which popularized genetic genealogy.

His expertise in extracting DNA from ancient specimens has led to involvement in various high-profile projects, including the "Bigfoot files" production.

Sykes' work combines scientific rigor with accessible writing, making complex genetic concepts understandable to general audiences.