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 Neuroscience News, of Neuroscience News Updates just published this:A study recently published in Neuron may provide new insights into how memory forms in the brain. Researchers discovered acquired olfactory memory is associated with synaptic long term potentiation, which can last for at least two weeks. July 09, 2017 at 12:16PM |
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