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The Show About Science

Fake Sugar and Fruit Flies with Monica Dus

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// On this episode of The Show About Science, Nate interviews Monica Dus, PhD, a molecular biologist at the University of Michigan. She is an expert in fruit fly genetics and her research explores how high-sugar diets may lead to obesity by altering our brain chemistry. In this episode, she discusses how the brain "sees" real and fake sugar differently. //

© Nate | The Company Making Podcasts Length 00:10:00 15 November 2016 Episode 22 Age: 6-10 , 11plus Topics: Science Country: USA Type: Episodic

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© Nate | The Company Making Podcasts Length 00:10:00 15 November 2016 Episode 22 Age: 6-10 , 11plus Topics: Science Country: USA Type: Episodic

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On this episode of The Show About Science, Nate interviews Monica Dus, PhD, a molecular biologist at the University of Michigan. She is an expert in fruit fly genetics and her research explores how high-sugar diets may lead to obesity by altering our brain chemistry. In this episode, she discusses how the brain "sees" real and fake sugar differently.

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