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Eight bamboo miRNAs may target the dopamine metabolism pathways in pandas. Dopamine is like a chemical messenger in your brain that signals pleasure. By slowing dopamine processing, these molecules may enhance pleasurable sensations when eating bamboo, reinforcing pandas' preference for the plant.
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