The most comprehensive genomic analysis
of the human brain ever undertaken has revealed new insights into the changes
it undergoes through development, how it varies among individuals, and the
roots of neuropsychiatric illnesses such as autism spectrum disorders and
schizophrenia. The multi-institutional analysis of almost 2,000 brains
integrates the complex choreography of brain development and function and was
published Dec. 14 in 11 studies appearing in a special edition of the journal
Science and two sister publications. https://www.sott.net/article/402871-Roots-of-neuropsychiatric-risk-in-the-developing-brain
The results of the study carried out at Yale University was
published Dec. 14 just a day before the
First Quarter Moon. At New Haven, Connecticut where Yale University is located,
the First Quarter Moon fell very significantly square the horizon axis. The Moon is placed in Pisces conjunct Mars and
Neptune.
When successfully navigated Pisces – the last sign of the
zodiac – is about transcendence and the discovery of a new world in the
upcoming sign Aries. When unsuccessful, it can lead to disintegration and
mental dissolution – a condition that leads to neuropsychiatric illnesses which
is the subject of the study.
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