Researchers combine ribosome profiling (RPF) with RNA-Seq and make surprising finding that gene repression plays an important role in memory formation

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Scientists have recorded evidence of the brain turning off its memory inhibitor to make new memories In 1953, a man named Henry Molaison underwent a surgery which removed most of his hippocampus in an attempt to cure his epileptic seizures. ...

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Researchers combine ribosome profiling (RPF) with RNA-Seq and make surprising finding that gene repression plays an important role in memory formation

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