A computational investigation reveals that five core transcription factors, led by SOX2, centrally regulate the developmental pathways underlying mammal domestication.
Flinders University researchers propose in The Journal of Physiology that the gut's enteric nervous system may be the body's original ...
A Nature Neuroscience commentary highlights new evidence that genetic variants within Alu transposable elements help shape the size and structure ...
A groundbreaking study recently published in Nature uncovers remarkable conservation and specific adaptations within the interneuronal architecture of the mammalian ...
