Aicm.v2

Nature Neuroscience 17, 2 (2014). doi:10.1038/nn.3603

Author: Moshe Szyf

A study shows that when mice are taught to fear an odor, both their offspring and the next generation are born fearing it. The gene for an olfactory receptor activated by the odor is specifically demethylated in the germ line and the olfactory circuits for detecting the odor are enhanced.

techsgtjenn:

I always wished I was an orphan. Most of my favorite characters are. I think your lives are more special.

Suzy Bishop  (Moonrise Kingdom) / Favorite Characters (9/?)

"I love you but you don’t know what you’re talking about."

tiefighters:

Ottoman Style Star Wars Motif

Created by Murat Palta

What does a narcissistic flying reptile that loves the taste of crispy dwarves have in common with a beetle that shoots hot, caustic liquid from its butt? More than you think.

loregasmic:

The “do and don’t do” of getting a job in the land of opportunity ‘MERICUH.

feigenbaumsworld:

Yes. We’ll need some of these items for the clubhouse. As well as some of the scenery.

I approve of this.

showslow:

Adam S. Doyle