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The genes that underlie devastating neurological disorders offer valuable insights on intelligence, psychiatric disorders and the nature of being human, says 2022 Kavli Prize winner Christopher Walsh. [Sponsored by

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scientificamerican.com

Revealing the Genes that Shape the Human Brain

Neurologist Christopher Walsh discovered genes that direct cerebral cortex development. We asked him what they reveal about intelligence, psychiatric disorders, and the nature of being human

4:15 PM · Aug 1, 2022

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Looking forward

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Just another scam from the mainstream scientific community, I bet it’s sponsored by Pfizer.

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Interesting read. 🧐

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I no longer read your articles since you defended child murder in abortion.

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curious what percent of those in the study with “double cortex” are ceo’s or “140 IQ” vs the percent in those with normal cortex.

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The biggest aspect of learning about the brain and how it functions is that the more you learn the less you know. I thought of the minds of people and all the other animals as a vast unexplored universe and the more I learn the more I am right.

Magnesium guy. Scott Henrie

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Parkinson's has a long presymptomatic period, ★it's caused for the newborn★ from magnesium deficiency during pregnancy & nursing which makes it so fewer dopamine nerves are created.

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Magnesium in Parkinson’s disease: an update in clinical and basic aspects

Magnesium (Mg) is essential for cell functions such as transport of calcium and potassium ions, and modulates signal transduction, energy metabolism, and cell proliferation. Several studies elucida...

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There are very few purely genetic disorders. Most have epigenetic components and the environment plays a huge role in whether a gene gets expressed or not.

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