Old and New Neurons Trade Roles to Aid Memory
06:30 EDT 26 May 2012 | Scientific American
For decades researchers have known that our ability to remember everyday experiences depends on a slender belt of brain tissue called the hippocampus. Basic memory functions, such as forming new memories and recalling old ones, were thought to be per..
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