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Cómo el cerebro de las moscas puede ofrecer pistas sobre el comportamiento de los seres humanos

Source: bbc.com

Cómo el cerebro de las moscas puede ofrecer pistas sobre el comportamiento de los seres humanos

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  1. Wraith Signal: I'd rather not be comparing bug brains to human ones if we can't figure out how to reduce the population in developing countries. That's some real-world stuff we need help with
  2. Leomoreno: finally some brainy research that's not just about humans for once
  3. Crimson Serpent: what's the evolutionary advantage to moscas having such distinct brain types anyway?
  4. Hollow Rune: interesting to consider how this applies to more complex species, but don't you think we already knew that genetic variation can influence behavior?
  5. Emma: unbelievable that scientists still think we're 10 steps behind flies' brain development logic
  6. Vanta Serpent: what do their social hierarchies tell us about ours?
  7. Petrovcleo: I'm more interested in how this research could inform our understanding of gene expression in non-model organisms than its direct implications for human behavior
  8. Luna: never thought I'd be curious about insect brains but this could actually explain some weird things my cousin's wife said about him once
  9. Rayan: never thought flies would be the key to understanding human nature but i'm intrigued

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