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Gene controls stress hormone production in macaques
- December 21, 2015
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Biologists have identified a network of proteins that guides neural synapse formation in Drosophila brains. They discovered that proteins from two different molecular subfamilies bind together selectively. This binding can cause neurons that express Dpr proteins to form connections with neurons that express the corresponding DIP protein, playing an important role in directing the development of the neuromuscular and visual systems in growing Drosophila.
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Unkown User, "Gene controls stress hormone production in macaques", MachPrinciple, December 21, 2015, https://machprinciple.com/post/Gene-controls-stress-hormone-production-in-macaques
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