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Charge-trap flash memory cells of the brain

2026-07-03

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Despite extensive study of cellular mechanisms underlying long-term potentiation, no single specific protein or gene has been identified which encodes an individual unit of information, or memory bit. Indeed, the brain engram remains a knowledge gap. Guided by hypothesis-driven statistical analyses of biological data, it suggested two distinct domains of investigation: biological macroscopic measurements and quant...

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Literature Corpus work: 8b7b2c13-1ead-56d2-ba2c-25877647dc1f
DOI: 10.64898/2026.06.29.733154

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