How to pronounce“rodents”in English

rodents. Now it was done first with resveratrol but it turns out calorie restriction in rodents does the same thing.

rodents, we can actually now target subsets of neurons based on how they're wired up.

The rodents become sexually aroused by the scent of cat urine so they approach and needless

to rodents uh you would think it would be a good thing on the other hand uh if it made you really miserable to eat 1,000 calories a day

And these two rodents are actually twins.

You see this is rodents and you see this in humans.

You can create rodents that are so-called 'knockouts,' where, from birth, they're lacking the serotonin 2A receptor.

we know that rodents live longer and they resist diseases they're disease

Gene in muscle in rodents now it was done first with resveratrol but it turns

out calorie restriction in rodents does the same thing you activate the synthesis of mitochondria in muscle okay and that makes them more metabolically

They will also listen for rodents underground and time their pounce just right to grab that rodent as it comes up from underground.

brain mostly from work on on rodents uh which are involved in in this in this

Cats defecate this parasite so rodents as they are scavenging around can pick up the parasite and it then invades their brain and it actually tinkers with the animal's neural

uh one of those studies so in rodents uh what we knew is that uh some of these

ways we feel that uh rodents have all the components uh that that that make them function that make them uh able to

play and that raft of vegetation carrying these monkeys and these rodents would reach thousands of miles away and they would have a new shoreline to colonize.

And this was research that was done in animals-- in rodents-- and a rodent that is sleep deprived completely will eventually die.

So anyway, cuy are rodents, and they're not strictly legal here in the United States.

those voles, the little rodents that live under the soil which are there to process that organic matter.

if you have idle grain and it gets eaten by rodents and slowly diminished and rots -- David Graeber: Um-hum.

and I came across a study that showed that rodents that are infected with this parasite,

So in rodents uh what we knew is that uh some of these certuin

that's been termed calorie restriction we know that rodents live longer and they resist diseases they're disease free under this diet and we suggest that

mammals in South America today, both primates and rodents. So the classic monkeys, the howler monkeys of South America, and some of the classic rodents of South America guinea pigs, capybara.

So it looks as though, in rodents, the infection by the parasite changes their behavior.

our Behavior there have been many studies in mice in some of those germfree rodents I showed you before showing that the microbes that live in

Leopards could live on small birds, rodents if they had to, where a tiger never could eat anything smaller than pretty much a wild boar

In the science, we know that in rodents, in rats, that multiple forms of neuroplasticity are unfolding in the days after administering a psychedelic.

It's why owls in the wild can bust through snow to pick up scurrying rodents that they couldn't even see.

Uh we've designed a special behavioral box so that we can actually train rodents to perform attentional tasks uh in parallel.

It is clear from doing the DNA paternity test that they are closely related to African rodents

Okay, so how do African rodents and primates get to South America?

Because, you know, our ancestors were just little basically rodents, rats living under the footsteps of the dinosaurs.

micros throughout their entire lives to build and shape their bodies and we know this because of rodents like this one

Could be your dog, your cat-- anything-- and it's going-- could be rodents.

to population fluctuations um and so the Predators tend to sort of increase in number and then the the the the rodents can

the first advantage is that uh we can scale up and study dozens and and potentially even hundreds of rodents in parallel in a way that you can't really

decide uh and it's it's going to be easier for us to understand and of course by using rodents we can also tap into um an enormous field um of

And from there, this new reality emerged where modern primates, rodents, hoofed mammals, they become dominant at that time.

since that time, it has been those mammals, primates, rodents, hoofed mammals like cattle or horses or rhinos.

And that seems to be how the rodents and the primates got to South America.

And then the kicker, he said that a group of toxicologists in the National Toxicology Program, had tested these in rodents, rats,

And they're really important with the ecosystem because they eat a lot of different bugs, small rodents, and small reptiles.

On the other hand, in, let's say, rodents, or the power load is completely different.

It's called intermittent reinforcement, one of the most powerful lures in psychology, if you'll forgive the comparison of us to rodents.

And they had weird, freaky, mutant, fucking rodents advertising sandwiches.

And I am still thinking, "Do people really let these rodents run around [audience

There are some seals that come ashore on the beach, there are a few species of bats, but there are no rodents, there are no carnivores, and so on, except the ones that humans have

So one theory, nobody knows for sure why what the reason for this association is, but one theory is that just as rodents lower their guard behave in a cocky way maybe people behind