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Photography http://rulertube.fun ruler tube The researchers were interested in exploring the connectivity between two regions of the brain: the extended amygdala, which functions in emotional behaviors, and the lateral hypothalamus, which is involved in feeding behaviors, says co-author Garret Stuber, an assistant professor of psychiatry. By manipulating the connection between the two regions, the researchers found they could essentially turn on and turn off a mouse's desire to eat. Their findings will be published Friday in the journal Science.
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Author: - Kirjoittanut: Anonymous, 05/24/2019, |
| Photography http://rulertube.fun ruler tube The researchers were interested in exploring the connectivity between two regions of the brain: the extended amygdala, which functions in emotional behaviors, and the lateral hypothalamus, which is involved in feeding behaviors, says co-author Garret Stuber, an assistant professor of psychiatry. By manipulating the connection between the two regions, the researchers found they could essentially turn on and turn off a mouse's desire to eat. Their findings will be published Friday in the journal Science.
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