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Acetylcholine (ACh) is a neuromodulator with a central role in aversive learning-;rapid conditioning to unpleasant smell, taste, or touch.

Screening both mothers and fathers for depression beyond their child's first birthday in pediatric offices – the current standard practice – could identify families in need of mental health and other critical resources, according to a Rutgers study.

According to a new study performed, over the last 120 years, temperature variations have negatively affected the majority of the species of bumble bees.

A new modeling study headed by scientists at Duke University has found that increasing sea levels make marshes shift inland in six mid-Atlantic states, and the coastal zone will not remain to act as a carbon sink but liberate more carbon into the air.

Researchers from the Rice University claim that processing boron nitride nanotubes used to be challenging, but not anymore.

At the University of Portsmouth, scientists state that a “one size fits all” method to conserving mangrove forests will not work as a new study discloses a fragile blue carbon system.

Mangrove forests are capable of storing vast amounts of carbon. However, it is challenging to figure out how much is stored worldwide. Currently, scientists from Japan have created a new model that utilizes remote sensing of environmental conditions to establish the mangrove forests’ productivity.

At the Imperial College London, a new analysis performed has discovered the fact that biogas and biomethane leak up to twice as much methane as previously thought, despite being more climate friendly.

The health consequences of graphene-based particles produced from polymer composites following abrasion are insignificant.

Young stars are surrounded by swirling disks of gas and dust, the material that might one day create planets.