integrative biology and physiology and neurobiology

Memory Restoration Now Possible? Neurologists Find New Secrets to Synapses Storage

Medicine & Technology Dec 22, 2014

Neurologists have discovered that memory restoration may be a near possibility. In a recent study, researchers from UCLA's department of Integrative Biology and Neurobiology found that memories are not stored in the synapses, as was once believed.

integrative biology and physiology and neurobiology

Memory Restoration Now Possible? Neurologists Find New Secrets to Synapses Storage

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