Vulnerable neurons linked to social dysfunction in autistic mice
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RIKEN researchers have shown in a mouse model of autism that specific oxytocin-secreting neurons in the brain are disproportionately disrupted and that neurostimulation can restore social behaviors.

Initially I was all but I don’t want to be social. Then I was oh that’s what their talking about. I feel I am social enough though. And all science should be repeated for vapidity.

  • OldManBOMBIN@lemmy.world
    15·
    14 days ago

    Check to see if it likes solving mazes without the reward of cheese at the end. Just the satisfaction of being an autistic little mouse in a maze.