# Researchers alleviate Schizophrenia symptoms in new mouse models

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**Created:** [November 30, 2018, 11:34pm UTC](https://archive.menshealtharchive.com/t/researchers-alleviate-schizophrenia-symptoms-in-new-mouse-models/1170 "2018-11-30T23:34:32Z")\
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> Does all the tinkering in young mice hamper their brain development, causing schizophrenia-like symptoms? Or, do their brain cells develop normally, but in adulthood struggle to communicate? Researchers need to know whether to focus their efforts on...

  
Does all the tinkering in young mice hamper their brain development, causing schizophrenia-like symptoms? Or, do their brain cells develop normally, but in adulthood struggle to communicate? Researchers need to know whether to focus their efforts on brain cell development or communication, or both, because the answer to these questions implies different therapeutic approaches.