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'Zoning' the culprit is troubling and worrying
A substance called FGF2 that plays an important role in brain development may be an agent for some people to become anxious and depressed.
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What makes humans different from the rats?
According to the researchers, there is a type of brain cell that has long been overlooked in one of the aspects that make the human brain fundamentally different from th…
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The mechanism of 'forgetting' your fear
A glutamate receptor, the key neurotransmitter in the brain, plays an important role in the 'forget' process, researchers at the Salk Institute of Biological Studies sai…
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Fleas on rats transmit harmful bacteria heart.
Bacteria can cause dangerous human heart disease, which is transmitted by live fleas on mice.
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Bacteria in the gut stimulate the formation of immune cells
A new study reveals that some types of intestinal bacteria stimulate the formation of immune cells
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The diet of pregnant women increases the risk of asthma in children
Pregnant maternal mice have a diet rich in methyl-containing additives, such as folic acid, and pups will have more respiratory allergies than mice with maternal mice th…
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Quercetin in fruits and vegetables prevents flu
A study published in The American Physiological Society, mice injected with quercetin - a natural compound in vegetables - is less likely to get the flu.
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Why are painful memories in life so intense
Emotional memories of tragedies in life such as accidents, wars or serious diseases are stored for a long time in the brain. This makes effective treatment difficult. Re…
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Movement strategy of a collective
What is the difference between a group of people and a flock of sheep? There is no big difference between these two 'crowds', because each group will always be run by a…
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The 'sixth sense' of the brain detects calories
In an experiment with mice, scientists found that the brain can recognize calories in food independently of the taste mechanism. The brain's sensory system activated by…
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Why do mice die earlier than people? New discovery of a biological clock
A New York University dentist has discovered a biological clock that links the development of teeth to other metabolic processes. This clock, or circadian rhythm, contro…
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The more you know, the easier it is to learn
We learn better when new knowledge matches old knowledge. Researchers claim that finding in this mouse can explain the learning process of people.
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Why do we crave crazy?
Most mammals, including humans, experience extreme feelings of desire - possibly because of food, sex or other things - followed by a feeling of contentment and happines…
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The more the insect bites, the more immune the immune system is.
Insect stings more is not necessarily bad. Their saliva can protect people from infectious diseases caused by parasites.