Fruit fly study confirms neural gating mechanism for short-term memory
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Researchers at NYU Langone Health have confirmed a long-standing hypothesis about the brain's encoding of short-term memories through a study conducted on fruit flies. This research sheds light on the neural gating mechanisms that activate short-term memory processes.
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