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Endogenous opioid receptor system mediates costly altruism in the human brain

Psychology

Endogenous opioid receptor system mediates costly altruism in the human brain

J. Chen, V. Putkinen, et al.

This groundbreaking study sheds light on how the endogenous μ-opioid receptor system influences altruistic behaviors. Through innovative PET and fMRI scans, researchers observed intriguing correlations between MOR availability and brain activity linked to empathy and helping behavior. Discover the fascinating dynamics of altruism explored by Jinglu Chen and colleagues.... show more
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