Aug. 7, 2020
Evidence Mounts that Brains Diverged from One Ancestral Arrangement
Humans, mice and flies share the same fundamental genetic mechanisms that regulate the formation and function of brain areas involved in attention and movement control, according to a new study. New data supports an emerging picture of brain evolution across the animal kingdom, revealing a common origin of not only how brains are wired, but shared mechanisms underlying behaviors as well.
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