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UCL experts named to Academy of Medical Sciences

UCL has more new AMS Fellows this year than any other university.Professors Dame Lyn Chitty DBE, Mehul Dattani, and Ruth Gilbert (all UCL GOS Institute of Child Health), Professor Jugnoo Rahi (UCL GOS Institute of Child Health and Institute of Ophtha

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Study explores mice robustly learn to suppress their innate escape responses

According to neuroscientists, who examined the flexibility of the behaviour of escape amongst mice, a recent study at Sainsbury Wellcome Centre, indicated that escape responses can be robustly suppressed by the rodent.

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Study explores mice robustly learn to suppress their innate escape responses

Study explores mice robustly learn to suppress their innate escape responses
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Science News | Mice Robustly Learn to Suppress Their Innate Escape Responses: Study

Get latest articles and stories on Science at LatestLY. Mice robustly learn to suppress their innate escape responses, according to a new study at Sainsbury Wellcome Centre. Science News | Mice Robustly Learn to Suppress Their Innate Escape Responses: Study.

City ofUnited kingdomSteve lenziTroy margrieGroup leaderSainsbury wellcome centreSainsbury wellcomeCurrent biologySubmitting documentsResearch fellow

Mice robustly learn to suppress their innate escape responses: Study

Mice robustly learn to suppress their innate escape responses, according to a new study at Sainsbury Wellcome Centre.

Steve lenziTroy margrieGroup leaderSainsbury wellcome centreSainsbury wellcomeCurrent biologyResearch fellowEws india

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