New memories from new neurons

Jeffrey D. Macklis ()
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Jeffrey D. Macklis: Children's Hospital, Harvard Medical School

Nature, 2001, vol. 410, issue 6826, 314-317

Abstract: Neurons are born throughout adulthood in specific regions of mammalian brains. It now turns out that — in rats at least — these new neurons are essential for the formation of one type of memory.

Date: 2001
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