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Memory Beyond the Brain: NYU Scientists Uncover Cellular Learning Across Body

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Memory Beyond the Brain: NYU Scientists Uncover Cellular Learning Across Body
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  • NYU study shows memory isn't limited to brain neurons.
  • Non-brain cells can form memories through repetition.
    • Research by Nikolay Kukushkin highlights chemical activity.
    • Published in 'Nature Communications', offers new insights.
    • Discovery might improve memory and learning treatments.
    • Body memory could affect health and future research.
    • Memory forms through repeated chemical activity in cells.
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