Smell you later: Exposure to smells in early infancy can modulate adult behavior ...Middle East

The smells that newborn mice are exposed to (or "imprint" on to use the academic term) affect many social behaviors later in life, but how this happens is still a mystery. Scientists from Japan have now discovered the molecules necessary for imprinting. Their new study sheds light on the decision-making process and neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism spectrum disorders. It also proposes more effective use of oxytocin therapy for such disorders at an early age.

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