Watching how mice
behave after exposure to certain chemicals could help scientists learn how those chemicals might affect people.
Not exact matches
But
after exposure to loud noises, these cells can start
behaving aberrantly, messing up their timing so they begin to synchronize their signals and fire without a noise to tune out, which results in a perception of sound where none exists.
After all, «climategate,» whether construed as criminally motivated theft of private correspondence or whistleblowing
exposure of scientists
behaving badly, is peanuts compared to.