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Brain signals help reproductive cells survive heat stress, new worm study suggests

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Brain signals help reproductive cells survive heat stress, new worm study suggests

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Scientists have discovered a hidden communication network in worms where the nervous system uses small RNA molecules to protect fertility. This shows that an animal's sensory perception can physically buffer its reproductive system against extreme heat.

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