Two recent studies turn up new clues about anxiety in obscure places. In the space between neurons, an enzyme called neuropsin converts stressful events into anxious behavior in mice; on the flipside, action at the somewhat mysterious trace amine-associated receptor can relieve anxious behavior in mice.
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Michele Solis 
Two recent studies turn up new clues about anxiety in obscure places. In the space between neurons, an enzyme called neuropsin converts stressful events into anxious behavior in mice; on the flipside, action at the somewhat mysterious trace amine-associated receptor can relieve anxious behavior in mice.
Read this article at Schizophrenia Research Forum.
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