Research identifies genetic ‘switch’ that can control anxiety
by Lucinda Cameron
Mar 07, 2024
2 minutes
Researchers have identified an area of human and mouse DNA that plays a role in controlling anxiety.
A University of Aberdeen team found a section of DNA which “switches” on key genes in parts of the brain that affect anxiety levels in mice.
They found removal of the “switch” increased anxiety in
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