Altered protein makes mice smart.

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Title: Altered protein makes mice smart.
Authors: SANDERS, LAURA (AUTHOR)
Source: Science News. 9/19/2015, Vol. 188 Issue 6, p10-10. 1/3p.
Subjects: Phosphodiesterase genetics, Genetics of learning ability, Treatment of dementia
Abstract: The article discusses research by Alexander McGirr and colleagues, reported in the journal "Neuropsychopharmacology," on the learning ability of mice in which the gene coding for the protein phosphodiesterase-4B (Pde4B) was modified, saying the research may relate to future work on dementia treatments.
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Abstract:The article discusses research by Alexander McGirr and colleagues, reported in the journal "Neuropsychopharmacology," on the learning ability of mice in which the gene coding for the protein phosphodiesterase-4B (Pde4B) was modified, saying the research may relate to future work on dementia treatments.
ISSN:00368423
DOI:10.1002/scin.2015.188006010