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Tushar Bhattacharyaflipped into NeuroscienceNeuroscience Expression of certain genes may affect vulnerability to PTSD - Neuroscience News neurosciencenews.com - See also Summary: People with PTSD tend to have higher expression of the SNRNP35 gene in their brains, and lower ZNF140 gene expression in their blood. Results …
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Tushar Bhattacharyaflipped into NeuroscienceIcon version of the Flipboard logoScience Where do our brains process colors? - Futurity futurity.org - Jack Wang- U. Chicago A new study identifies the neural networks that process light, particularly the areas of the brain that encode the colors we see. Scientific research …
Tushar Bhattacharyaflipped into NeuroscienceScience Music Synchronizes the Brains of Performers and Their Audience scientificamerican.com - Robert Martone When a concert opens with a refrain from your favorite song, you are swept up in the music, happily tapping to the beat and swaying with the melody. …
