How the brain processes social information: Searching for the social brain

Article Abstract:

Studies of the four aspects of social information processing: a) perception of social signals via the vomeronasal system, b) formation of social memory via long-turn filial imprinting and short-term recognition, c) motivation for parental behavior and pair bonding and d) the neural consequences of social experience are reviewed. Results from these studies begin to define the circuitry of a osocial braino.

Psychological aspects, Human information processing, Oxytocin, Collective memory

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Noncoding RNAs in the mammalian central nervous system

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The diversity and the abundance of noncoding RNA (ncRNA) are explored and specific examples that illustrate their importance in the central nervous system (CNS) are presented. The modern ncRNAs are found to constantly enhance the ability of organisms to adapt to the environment.

Health aspects, RNA, Mammals

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Multiple dopamine functions at different time courses

Article Abstract:

The multiple dopamine functions are studied by applying the classic lesioning approach. The dopamine functions make essential contributions in reward, behavioral and neural processes.

Dopamine, Movement disorders, Clinical report

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