Researcher James Bibb and his team were on a mission to learn more about the role of the gene Cdk5 in brain function. When they turned off this gene in mice, they expected deficiencies to appear. Instead, the mice showed increased flexibility in learning.
From: www.sciencentral.com
Monday, June 11, 2007
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