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Human and Animal Brain Phospholipids Fatty Acids, Evolution and Mood Disorders
2014
Journal of Phylogenetics & Evolutionary Biology
The purpose of this paper is to connect the experimental evidence concerning brain phospholipids fatty acids composition by comparing the first warm-blooded animal in the phylogeny (birds) with the human brain at various ages of life (from the fetal period until the eightieth year of age). The particularity of our investigation is an almost unique opportunity for groped a hypothesis about the evolutionary aspects of the behavior of brain and consciousness, as represented in the human and animal
doi:10.4172/2329-9002.1000128
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