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DBB-Penk neurons

A healthy spinach salad with chicken and cranberries.
From The Labs

Trying to balanced hunger and guilty pleasures? Penk neurons are here to help

September 10, 2024 brain circuits in feeding,  DBB-Penk neurons,  hunger,  Obesity,  pleasure eating,  Research

Penk neurons in the brain support an ideal, balanced feeding pattern in unexpected ways.

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From the Labs: Image of the Month

Overexpression of lamin A (red) causes structural changes to the cell nucleus that are associated with aging. From the Labs: Aging signs.

Healthy Habits: A DOC-umentary Series

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