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noninvasively stimulating the brain with electricity can have a meaningful effect on cognition. Unlike the more powerful method ...
20 THE SCIENTIST | the-scientist.com COURTESY OF HUMM bers of the tACS group being able to recall six items, while the control g ...
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22 THE SCIENTIST | the-scientist.com CHAO WANG NOTEBOOK But neurogenesis might not be the only way memories are removed from the ...
L inking air pollutant exposure to health outcomes—which can include impaired learning and memory as well as increased risk for ...
24 THE SCIENTIST | the-scientist.com MODIFIED FROM © ISTOCK.COM, RETROROCKET A mouse finds itself in a box it’s never seen befor ...
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26 THE SCIENTIST | the-scientist.com past experiences. Scientists are also examining how memory forma- tion and retrieval change ...
05.2020 | THE SCIENTIST 27 RAMIREZ LAB, BOSTON UNIVERSITY allel technique can make a mouse forget. Christine Ann Denny, a neuros ...
28 THE SCIENTIST | the-scientist.com © LUCY CONKLIN 3 Later, scientists can use blue light to activate the trace neurons, caus ...
05.2020 | THE SCIENTIST 29 FALSE MEMORIES Last year, researchers used channelrhodopsin to implant a completely false memory in a ...
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“It seemed to be a very effective way of reversing these depres- sion-related behaviors,” says Ramirez. In contrast, mice that e ...
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05.2020 | THE SCIENTIST 33 © ISTOCK.COM, LEBAZELE Rats and equations help researchers develop a theory of how the human brain ke ...
34 THE SCIENTIST | the-scientist.com gest that grid cells help the hippocampus generate place cells dur- ing memory formation. H ...
05.2020 | THE SCIENTIST 35 CREDIT LINE sory stimulus, for example), and then relax, one by one, creating a gradually decaying si ...
36 THE SCIENTIST | the-scientist.com the beginning of trials, and then that activity decayed as individual neurons relaxed at va ...
they learned the word pairs, the researchers found that the faster a per- son’s neural activity changed during the learning task ...
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