The Tiny Molecule Responsible for Startle Syndrome

The video explores startle syndrome, a rare disorder affecting reflexive reactions to surprise. It discusses historical cases, symptoms, and research findings, highlighting the role of glycine and genetic mutations. Treatment options like clonazepam are explained, along with evolutionary insights from glycine's role in simple organisms. The video also compares startle syndrome with other disorders, emphasizing its genetic basis and connection to evolutionary history.

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