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Memories drift across neurons over time

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Neurobiologists precisely controlled the sensory environment for mice running the same maze day after day. Each run caused different ‘map-making’ neurons to activate. Finding suggests the brain’s spatial maps are inherently dynamic and constantly updating, despite navigating identical settings.
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Memories drift across neurons over time

Neurobiologists precisely controlled the sensory environment for mice running the same maze day after day. Each run caused different ‘map-making’ neurons to activate. Finding suggests the brain’s spatial maps are inherently dynamic and constantly updating, despite navigating identical settings.

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northwestern.edu broke the news in on Wednesday, July 23, 2025.
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