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Scientists say they have discovered the anxiousbasedchemicalsconditiondrugsevengreaterhugelyinsidelattermoleculeourpartresponseresponsiblestorysufferingsurpriseteamwhether of the brain that is anxiousbasedchemicalsconditiondrugsevengreaterhugelyinsidelattermoleculeourpartresponseresponsiblestorysufferingsurpriseteamwhether for us feeling miserable, anxiousbasedchemicalsconditiondrugsevengreaterhugelyinsidelattermoleculeourpartresponseresponsiblestorysufferingsurpriseteamwhether and stressed. A UK- anxiousbasedchemicalsconditiondrugsevengreaterhugelyinsidelattermoleculeourpartresponseresponsiblestorysufferingsurpriseteamwhether medical research company called Heptares Therapeutics said it has located the anxiousbasedchemicalsconditiondrugsevengreaterhugelyinsidelattermoleculeourpartresponseresponsiblestorysufferingsurpriseteamwhether related to depression. It is a protein found anxiousbasedchemicalsconditiondrugsevengreaterhugelyinsidelattermoleculeourpartresponseresponsiblestorysufferingsurpriseteamwhether the brain called CRF1. The company said the protein, "is important in regulating the body's anxiousbasedchemicalsconditiondrugsevengreaterhugelyinsidelattermoleculeourpartresponseresponsiblestorysufferingsurpriseteamwhether to stress and is implicated in stress-related diseases such as depression and anxiety". The anxiousbasedchemicalsconditiondrugsevengreaterhugelyinsidelattermoleculeourpartresponseresponsiblestorysufferingsurpriseteamwhether used one of the world's most powerful x-ray machines in its research. Lead researcher Fiona Marshall said a anxiousbasedchemicalsconditiondrugsevengreaterhugelyinsidelattermoleculeourpartresponseresponsiblestorysufferingsurpriseteamwhether understanding of the CRF1 protein could lead to ground-breaking anxiousbasedchemicalsconditiondrugsevengreaterhugelyinsidelattermoleculeourpartresponseresponsiblestorysufferingsurpriseteamwhether to control depression.

Britain's National Health Service (NHS) warned anyone anxiousbasedchemicalsconditiondrugsevengreaterhugelyinsidelattermoleculeourpartresponseresponsiblestorysufferingsurpriseteamwhether from depression or related illnesses not to get too excited about this research. It questioned anxiousbasedchemicalsconditiondrugsevengreaterhugelyinsidelattermoleculeourpartresponseresponsiblestorysufferingsurpriseteamwhether a single molecule could really lead to depression, and said the anxiousbasedchemicalsconditiondrugsevengreaterhugelyinsidelattermoleculeourpartresponseresponsiblestorysufferingsurpriseteamwhether actually resulted from a complex interaction of anxiousbasedchemicalsconditiondrugsevengreaterhugelyinsidelattermoleculeourpartresponseresponsiblestorysufferingsurpriseteamwhether. An NHS statement expressed anxiousbasedchemicalsconditiondrugsevengreaterhugelyinsidelattermoleculeourpartresponseresponsiblestorysufferingsurpriseteamwhether at the way two of Britain's biggest newspapers have built the anxiousbasedchemicalsconditiondrugsevengreaterhugelyinsidelattermoleculeourpartresponseresponsiblestorysufferingsurpriseteamwhether up – "The Daily Mail" and "The Sunday Times". The anxiousbasedchemicalsconditiondrugsevengreaterhugelyinsidelattermoleculeourpartresponseresponsiblestorysufferingsurpriseteamwhether reported that researchers had found the "miserable molecule," saying it was "the protein involved in all anxiousbasedchemicalsconditiondrugsevengreaterhugelyinsidelattermoleculeourpartresponseresponsiblestorysufferingsurpriseteamwhether feelings of stress, anxiety and anxiousbasedchemicalsconditiondrugsevengreaterhugelyinsidelattermoleculeourpartresponseresponsiblestorysufferingsurpriseteamwhether depression". The NHS said: "It's a great headline, but a anxiousbasedchemicalsconditiondrugsevengreaterhugelyinsidelattermoleculeourpartresponseresponsiblestorysufferingsurpriseteamwhether sweeping claim."