Scientists reprogram brain cells that store memories about places
Credit: Pixabay. Without long-term memory, none of us would be functional human beings. In order to make sense of the world, our memory employs all sorts of reference points, anchors if you will. For instance, one very important building block is the memory of places. Scientists think that the memory for a given environment is stored…
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