Could microbes in the gut be partially responsible for neurodevelopmental or neurodegenerative disorders?
Today we are pleased to share with you a guest blog post by Dr. Christine Ann Olson from University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). Enjoy reading!
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We already know some monkeys display above average intelligence. One way by which we can tell is their use of tools. Studies have shown that capuchin monkeys use boulders and logs as anvils upon which they can crush nuts.
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Epilepsy is more than seizures; behavioral changes that occur in between seizures are rarely assessed. A new home cage study from the Baylor College of Medicine aims to change this.
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If zebrafish are the new mice, guinea pigs might be the new rats. Guinea pigs differ from mice and rats, and that just might make them more suitable due to the fact that these results are more easily translated to humans.
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