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"What we found with our work was that the mice who did not have the TRPC5 protein no longer showed fear-related behaviors when faced with situations that would typically cause them anxiety," Clapham said.
"At a practical level, it suggests some new potential molecular targets for treatments, some new kinds of treatments," Bolshakov added.
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