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Aggression: The dark side of mirror neurons sheds light on their functions.

Pier Francesco Ferrari, Carlos Andrés Méndez, Gino Coudé

Current biology : CB 2023 Apr 24


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    Mirror neurons have been found mainly in neocortical structures of primates and rodents; however, their functions are still debated. A new study has discovered mirror neurons for aggressive behaviors in the ventromedial hypothalamus of mice, an evolutionarily ancient structure, highlighting a new function key for survival. Copyright © 2023 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

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    Pier Francesco Ferrari, Carlos Andrés Méndez, Gino Coudé. Aggression: The dark side of mirror neurons sheds light on their functions. Current biology : CB. 2023 Apr 24;33(8):R313-R316

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