Post a recent study on mice, researchers have realized that early life trauma and stress can result in behavioural problems.
Christopher Murgatroyd, a scientist from the Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry in Munich, Germany, who led the study, briefed that the stressed mice produced hormones that "changed" their genes, to affect their long-term behavioural "programme."
The researchers had to cause stress to newborn mice to observe the affect on them throughout their lives.
"We separated ...
Post a recent study on mice, researchers have realized that early life trauma and stress can result in behavioural problems.
Christopher Murgatroyd, a scientist from the Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry in Munich, Germany, who led the study, briefed that the stressed mice produced hormones that "changed" their genes, to affect their long-term behavioural "programme."
The researchers had to cause stress to newborn mice to observe the affect on them throughout their lives.
"We separated ...