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We have long known that alcohol consumption affects how much dopamine is released in the reward center of the brain, which might explain why those who have an alcohol use disorder eventually find it harder to feel good after drinking.

It was reported that volatile solvents such as benzene, a main constituent of gasoline fuel, seems to interact with the synthesis and catabolism of catecholamines and serotonin in the brain, which might explain the neurotoxic effects of these solvents [ 53].

Previous research has shown that this compound increases communication between brain cells, which might explain how it improves brain function.

For this reason, lower levels of Vitamin D could feasibly lead to differences in the developing brain's wiring, which might explain the higher rates of mental illnesses like schizophrenia or depression among people born in the winter.

Pre-mRNAs with exceptionally long introns (>100 kb) are a characteristic feature of brain-enriched transcripts which might explain neuronal vulnerability observed in patients (64, 66).

In spite of the heavy parasitemia (> 50%) developed in the CyI rats the brain remained free of parasites, which might explain the non-virulent character of this parasite compared to the African trypanosomes.

A study in mice identifies a brain adaptation that underlies the compulsive behaviour associated with drug addiction, and which might explain why some drug users behave compulsively whereas others do not.

Since our data show no overt neuronal loss in the Mcoln1 −/− brain, we next examined the consequence of loss of TRPML1 on neuronal function, which might explain the severe motor and cognitive decline in MLIV.

Neuronal processes in motor related brain areas may only induce changes in perceptual areas within the same cerebral hemisphere, which might explain this effect (see the discussion of feedback based neuronal mechanisms below).

Brain volume loss is significantly related to baseline T2 lesion volume, but partially independent of new lesion activity, which might explain the limited efficacy of anti‐inflammatory treatment.

With local posterior fossa irradiation, large parts of the supratentorial hemispheres and white matter are spared from irradiation, which might explain that there is no gradual IQ drop as it is seen after whole brain irradiation.