… Animals exhibit innate behaviours to a variety of sensory stimuli including olfactory cues. In
… ), is implicated in innate behaviour. However, our structural and functional understanding of …

… innate nature of aggressive behaviour and of its driving forces, which must be recognised in
order to determine how best to control the behaviour. … , the only structural basis of which is …

… Severe MTHFR deficiency (MIM #607093) is inherited in an autosomal recessive manner
and is the most common inborn error of folate deficiency 1 with ~200 patients known 2 . To date…

… New insights gained from approaches that establish causal links between innate behaviour
and neural circuits are an important step in furthering our understanding of how the brain …

… Furthermore, we describe the crystal structure of a C-terminal tandem domain construct of
HOIL-1 comprising the IBR and RING2 domains. Interestingly, the structure reveals a unique bi…

… Citation13 PL(pro) facilitate infection by their proteolytic, deubiquitinating, and deISGylating
activities suppressing innate immune response from the host cell. Protein ORF1a (4RSP), a …

… Defensive fixed reaction patterns. Similar to reflexes, fixed reaction patterns are more or
less innate behavioural responses that are automatically elicited by particular stimuli and are …

… Our results reveal individual-level, innate perceptual rules of engagement in mutual
affiliation and provide experimental access to the neural mechanisms of social recognition. …

… and behavioural paradigms aimed specifically at identifying the neurocircuitry and associated
patterns of behaviour involved in subconscious threat processing in PTSD (see Figure 1). …

… the PAG, can lay down deep patterns of emotional and energetic responses to … patterns
and also the residual shock and horror of traumatic experiences. We suggest that the innate …