A new study reveals how a receptor in the brain called MC3R detects nutritional states in the body and regulates both growth rate and the timing of puberty.
How Our Brain Uses Nutritional State to Regulate Growth and Age at Puberty
Neuroscience News - 5 Nov 2021 01:00
A new study reveals how a receptor in the brain called MC3R detects nutritional states in the body and regulates both growth rate and the timing of puberty.
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