Researcher finds way to manipulate memories in brain
When you receive an important file to work on, you keep it safe to remember about it. Similarly, our memories first land in one part of our brain and then shift to another for long-term storage. This process is known as memory consolidation. Kyoto University's Akihiro Goto researched this process using mouse brains in order to manipulate memories.
United States Yasunori Hayashi Kyoto University Akihiro Goto Akihiro Goto Mental Disorders Kyoto University
Source: freepressjournal.in