Baby neurons glue new memories :The Scientist [28th January 2009]

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Baby neurons glue new memories

Posted by Tia Ghose

[Entry posted at 28th January 2009 05:00 PM GMT]

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New findings suggest a hypothesis for a much-debated question in neuroscience : what exactly is the role of new neurons born in the adult human brain? These brain cells may help link memories of events that occurred within a week or two of each ...

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