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Newly discovered RNA steers brain development (Harvard Medical School study)
“FINDINGS: A newly discovered class of RNA molecules helps elucidate the long-standing scientific question of how a person’s external experiences turn on the genes that over time help shape the connections among cells that make up the human brain. Called … Continue reading
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Tagged enhancer RNAs, gene, genes, interaction, RNA, surrounding
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Gut feeling and intuition
“…finds that the trustworthiness of our intuition is really influenced by what is happening physically in our bodies. […] Dunn and his co-authors found this link between gut feelings and intuitive decision making to be stronger in people who were … Continue reading
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Tagged bodily sensations, Body, decision making, judgement, surrounding
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Old school’s no good for grades
“We found that students attending schools with lower building quality and those attending schools with high student mobility had lower test scores,” says Evans. They also found that when these two risk factors were combined, it was particularly damaging to … Continue reading