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Brain cells reshape structure and function for vision and memory tasks, study finds

Brain cells reshape structure and function for vision and memory tasks, study finds
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Researchers from the University Medical Center Göttingen have identified how specific nerve cells in the prefrontal cortex specialize in processing visual information for working memory. This discovery provides new insights into the brain's hierarchical organization and could lead to better treatments for neurological disorders.

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Understanding the cellular mechanisms of working memory is critical for developing targeted therapies for neuropsychiatric conditions.

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by Lena Bösch, University Medical Center Göttingen

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