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Queensland Brain Institute researchers have discovered that a small change in the timing of gene activity may have triggered the evolution of our brain’s corpus callosum, one of the most remarkable events in the evolution of mammalian brains.
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Queensland Brain Institute researchers have discovered that a small change in the timing of gene activity may have triggered the evolution of our brain’s corpus callosum, one of the most remarkable events in the evolution of mammalian brains.
Discover more: bit.ly/3eOPY06
Queensland Brain Institute | http://www.qbi.uq.edu.au
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