Researchers use model of hypothalamus to implicate genes associated with sleep, BMI, puberty

A new study has implicated several genes involved in a variety of bodily functions associated with the hypothalamus, a notoriously difficult-to-study region of the brain. The findings could help clinicians identify potential causes of dysfunction for many important traits regulated by the hypothalamus, such as sleep, stress, and reproduction.

Source: sciencedaily.com

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