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Mouse Rage Could Be Turned On and Off By Brain Adjustment, Says Study
Violent, attacking rage in mice could be turned on and off by brain adjustments in a recent study. Researchers say that learning more about brain circuitry regarding aggression in male mice could lend clues later to what drives human actions.
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