miR-182 News Research Articles

The image shows Courney Miller, the lead researcher for this memory research.

·January 30, 2013·2 min read

Scientists Uncover a Previously Unknown Mechanism of Memory Formation

A recent study indicates microRNAs may play a far more important role in memory formation than previously thought. The research suggests microRNA—miR-182 is involved in developing memory in the amgydala.

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Scientists Uncover a Previously Unknown Mechanism of Memory Formation

Stem Cells in the Brain Use Childlike Signals to Trigger Regeneration

Brain Cells Use Muscle-Like Signals to Strengthen Learning and Memory

Ketogenic Diet May Stabilize Mood in Young People with Bipolar

Scientists Uncover a Previously Unknown Mechanism of Memory Formation

Mitochondria’s Role in Social Memory May Offer Clues to Brain Disorder

Stem Cells in the Brain Use Childlike Signals to Trigger Regeneration

Brain Cells Use Muscle-Like Signals to Strengthen Learning and Memory

Ketogenic Diet May Stabilize Mood in Young People with Bipolar

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