A study found that exposing older adults to various odorants at night using an odorant diffuser improved their memory and increased activity in the uncinate fasciculus.
A study reveals that the brain stores memories in three parallel copies using different sets of neurons. This could have implications for treating traumatic memories.
A new study reveals the role of the molecule KIBRA in forming long-term memories. Researchers found that KIBRA acts as a “glue,” binding with the enzyme PKMzeta to strengthen and stabilize synapses, crucial for memory retention.
