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When scientists injected RNA from the brain cells of trained snails to untrained snails, the animals behaved as if they remembered the trained snails’ experiences.
Just an extra side note I got excited about ---- Scientists are actually working on implanting memories! :O
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art, innit
(via Another Look at Louis Glanzman - Today's Inspiration)
pocket 495 by Kyle K on Flickr.
Via Flickr: Carry On, Jeeves by P. G. Wodehouse. 1948. Cover by Louis Glanzman.
Erasing bad memories
David Glanzman (prof. of biology, physiology & neurobiology @ UCLA) & his team have discovered that a proteine kinase (PKM), present in marine snails, could allow the erasure of bad memories from the human recall.
This is a very hot topic because although this perspective seems tempting for people living with traumas & thus doomed to relive upsetting moments, it raises crucial problems regarding personal identity & our responsibility towards others.
Souce: April 27th issue of Journal of Neuroscience.
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