Neuroscience: The rat pack

Alison Abbott

Nature, 2010, vol. 465, issue 7296, 282-283

Abstract: Studying primates is the only way to understand human cognition — or so neuroscientists thought. But there may be much to learn from rats and mice, finds Alison Abbott.

Date: 2010
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