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The <i>osm-9</i> mutant strain is defective in the recovery phase of long-term memory dynamics

2025-12-30

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Memory by definition is the storage of learned information from experiences where it can be recalled in the future. Memory is essential for organisms of any level, from single celled bacteria to complex mammals like whales in order for them to adapt and survive. The storage of long term memory is known to start in the hippocampus but long-term memory is not simply contained in this one region in the brain but acro...

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Literature Corpus work: 6c479865-a5c2-5e1c-b9f1-57051a801396
DOI: 10.64898/2025.12.30.697040

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