Sinclair was already ecstatic, because the resveratrol-fed mice seemed healthier than the controls; their cells were also aging remarkably slowly, even though the mice were being fed a fatty, unhealthy diet.
Additional experiments showed that happy memories could also be soured if they were reactivated at the same time the mice were being shocked.
Oh, wait - they couldn't do that because only male mice were being used in research.
Ten years ago, Dr. Frederick vom Saal, a reproductive scientist at the University of Missouri, discovered mice were being damaged by doses of BPA that were 25,000 times below what the government considered safe.
Female mice were being housed in separate cages of the same room at the time of blood sampling.
Quantifiable behaviors other than Paw-licking behavior for both OI and BI dyads were scored by means of the instantaneous sampling procedure, while injected mice were being tested for behavioral response to pain induced by formalin.
