Tag: Neuroscience

Decoded: How we sense moonlight, daylight

New York: Neuroscientists have found that neurons in the retina of the eye share the job of sensing the ambient light level in our environment, enabling us to sense the overall degree of illumination. The study revealed that in retina there are light-sensing neurons — known as M1 ganglion cell photoreceptors — which are specialised […]

  • Tuesday, 06 July 2021
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Does reading maps make you nervous? Blame your genes

London: If the very thought of spatial and mathematical tasks, such as reading a map or solving a geometry problem, makes you nervous, it could be partly due to your genes, suggests a new research. “Our results have important implications for finding specific genes which contribute to differences in anxiety between people,” said Margherita Malanchini […]

  • Saturday, 03 July 2021
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