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Other Species' Genes May Reveal More About Our Own Scientists have suspected for a long time that studying the genes of other species could be very useful for understanding our own. A new study conducted by European investigators establishes this as fact. The joint team was based at the SIB Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics and the EMBL-European Bioinformatics Inst...	18 May 2012 10:28 GMT

Common Ancestor Had Advanced Brain 600 Million Years Ago In a recent study conducted on small RNA molecules called microRNA, experts in Heidelberg, Germany, determined that the last common ancestor humans and worms shared have a sophisticated brain. The animal roamed the world's seas more than 600 million years ago.Experts at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory ...	1 August 2011 04:44 GMT

Advanced Microscopy Software Developed in Germany Scientists in Europe recently managed to perfect a new achievement in the field of microscopy, when they improved the functionality of a software program that enables microscopes to “learn” what their users are searching for in images.This allows for the machines to conduct studies autonomously, and pinpo...	24 January 2011 06:23 GMT

Neural Circuitry for Fear Exposed in New Light A team of experts is currently working on shedding new light on the way the amygdala responds to fear, producing the famous fight-or-flight response in humans.People involved in this line of research are basically studying ways of modifying the way people respond to fear, which may lead to the creation of soldiers th...	8 September 2010 10:01 GMT

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