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Specific brain circuit tied to sociability in mice

by Staff August 8, 2018
August 8, 2018 42 views
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Social behavior in mouse models of autism spectrum disorder normalized when investigators triggered the release of a specific signaling substance, serotonin, in a single part of the animals’ brains, according to a new study.

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