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Gene Tweak in Mice Offers Clues to What Sets Us Apart From Neanderthals

Summary by The Spokesman-Review
Scientists have a new clue in the long quest to decipher what makes us uniquely human: tiny changes in brain chemistry that set us apart from our closest hominin cousins.

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One gene reveals clues to why humans thrived and Neanderthals didn’t

Some mice were more adept at seeking water after the gene change, signaling a behavioral change and potential cognitive advantage.

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Gene tweak in mice offers clues to what sets us apart from Neanderthals

Scientists have a new clue in the long quest to decipher what makes us uniquely human: tiny changes in brain chemistry that set us apart from our closest hominin cousins.

·Spokane, United States
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The spokesman-Review broke the news in Spokane, United States on Monday, August 4, 2025.
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