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Acetylcholine Separates Dopamine Signals for Learning, Movement
In a groundbreaking study published in Nature Neuroscience, researchers have uncovered an intricate neurochemical interplay that redefines our understanding of how the brain processes signals related to learning and movement. The collaborative work led by Jang, McMahon Ward, Golden, and colleagues presents compelling evidence that acetylcholine plays a critical role in untangling the complex dopamine…
Severe Fever Virus Sparks Male Reproductive Inflammation
Severe Fever with Thrombocytopenia Syndrome Virus (SFTSV) has recently emerged as a formidable pathogen, causing systemic infections marked by high mortality rates and significant clinical challenges worldwide. Despite extensive research on the virus's effects in general, its tropism—the specific tissues and cell types it infects—within the male reproductive system has remained ambiguous. A groundbreaking study…
Tropical forests don’t just store carbon — they generate rain. Through “flying rivers,” forest moisture travels far inland, supporting farms and cities.
Even small-scale deforestation can cut precipitation. The Amazon’s rainmaking service alone is valued in the tens of billions annually.
By Rhett Ayers Butler
https://news.mongabay.com/2026/02/the-amazon-generates-20-billion-of-dollars-worth-of-rainfall-each-year-study-finds/
#news #agriculture #climate change #conservation #deforestation #ecosystem #hydroelectricpower
Rainfall is often treated as a gift of geography — a function of latitude, oceans, and atmospheric circulation. A growing body of research suggests that in the tropics, it is also a product of ecosystems. Forests do not merely receive rain. They help generate it, regulate its distribution, and sustain the conditions that allow it […]
💁🏻♀️ ICYMI: 🐝🌱 While we often think of farmers, #cows, and #chickens, some of the most important workers on a #farm are the ones we rarely see.
Host Victoria Wu takes us into the #soil at Common Good City Farm to meet the pollinators, predators, and recyclers that keep our #food systems running. It’s a great look at how #bees, #ladybugs, and #worms contribute to soil #health.
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