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A microbiome-derived olfactory signal regulates inter-male aggression and social dominance in mice

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By Annika Cichy, Adam Dewan, Zhuoling He, Cassandra Fitzgerald, Madison Ratkowski, Jakub Krasewicz, Vaikhari Ozarkar, Sarah Beth Kaye, Jingji Zhang, Paul Feinstein Verified, Thomas Bozza
| Cell Press Verified
Keywords trace amine-associated receptors olfaction social dominance aggression microbiome chemosensory communication trimethylamine Introduction Animal behavior can be shaped by the metabolic activity of host-associated microbes.1 Although it is widely recognized that the microbiome can influence behavior through physiological pathways that directly modulate brain development and function (e.g., the gut-brain axis),2 it is less widely appreciated that the microbiome can shape behavior...
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Flutter offers $ 2,616 grants to support 200 local sports clubs and drive participation

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By Ian Brown Verified, Sarah Beth Kaye
| FreeSpins.pro
Acting on its commitment to Do More for Communities, Flutter UKI is providing 200 community sporting organizations across the UK and Ireland with the opportunity to apply for grants of £2,000 ($2,616) to improve their facilities, purchase new equipment, run coaching programs and drive participation in sports.
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NAD+-mediated rescue of prenatal forebrain angiogenesis restores postnatal behavior

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By Sarah Beth Kaye, Jugajyoti Baruah, Sivan Subburaju, Yong Kee Choi
| Science Magazine Verified
Abstract Intrinsic defects within blood vessels from the earliest developmental time points can directly contribute to psychiatric disease origin.
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