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What makes wasps sexy?
Researchers find the patterns of chemicals responsible for making female parasitic wasps sexually attractive.
A new avenue for treating fatty liver disease
Drugs that target the Adgrf1 protein may have the potential to alleviate the symptoms of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease in humans.
Learning in your sleep
Brain activity linked to performing tasks re-occurs during the REM sleep stage in humans.
Social training changes the brain
Three months of training to increase compassion or understanding of others can alter the function and structure of various regions in the human brain.
Guiding connections in the brain
Proteins, called neurexins, help to regulate communication through dopamine neurons in the brain of mice.
Ripples in time
Assessing changes in the effective population size of several species of shorebirds over the past 20,000 years reveals the unexpected fallouts of extinction events of big mammals.
Regenerating neurons
New evidence points towards the enzyme ALKBH5 regulating the repair of rodent nerve cells.
Ageing effectively
The protein HPK-1 in nerve cells of roundworms protects against ageing across the whole body.
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