Brain mechanism by which testosterone reduces generosity
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: About News Research People Publications Resources Contact Login The neural basis of action and learning In our laboratory , we study how brains generate spontaneous behavior , how they evaluate the sensory feedback from these actions and how different states of the animal influence the way these processes take . place Our various research projects are motivated by the general insight that brains are active organs rather than passively responding to external stimuli , brains actively initiate behaviors to probe the environment and then evaluate its response in order to gain the maximum amount of . control Because we believe these to be very fundamental aspects of general brain function , common to all brains , we study the nervous system of invertebrates , mainly the fruit fly Drosophila
Can flies learn The fruitfly Drosophila melanogaster has boosted our understanding of genetics and developmental biology throughout the 1900s , culminating in the Nobel Prize award to Edward Lewis , Christiane Nüsslein-Volhard and Eric Wieschaus in 1995 for their discoveries concerning the genetic control of early embryonic development Its ability to learn is less well . known In 1991 Martin Heisenberg and Reinhard Wolf published a study in which they used the Drosophila flight simulator to analyze operant . conditioning This work has spawned a variety of subfields , including pattern recognition , the biological substrate of memory and a behavioural analysis of the learning processes involved at the flight simulator . The flight simulator design allows to train and test the animals in
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Brain Awareness Week 2021 just started. Let’s celebrate by challenging our minds with a few fun brain teasers and illusions 🙂 Here’s a selection of five stimulating brain teasers that readers enjoyed the most so far in 2021: Where’s the baby? And a couple other surprising illusions Please complete these proverbs to exercise your brain […]
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