Abstract

Territorial male mice are aggressive toward intruding males, but socially bonded males are not. Through manipulation of activity in a subset of neurons in the ventromedial hypothalamus, Yang etal. (2017) report that social and physiological factors non-linearly interact to control male aggression.

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