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Yes, but the underlying mechanisms behind brains, neurons, cells, DNA etc. aren't going to be so different.
by HPsquared 2y ago
Yes, but the underlying mechanisms behind brains, neurons, cells, DNA etc. aren't going to be so different.
- frutiger 2y agoThat’s really not always true. And it’s disingenuous to so unequivocally write the title of a paper about mice when the headline article is about humans.
- HPsquared 2y agoThe article talks about the mouse research, I'm giving a link so people can read something other than a Guardian article and judge for themselves. Fair enough mice are different to humans but they're not exactly lobsters. (Edit: although if a similar mechanism was found in lobsters I would take that as evidence the phenomenon being widespread. It's not ethically feasible to conduct this experiment on human subjects)