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Study led by UCLA Health reveals how practice forms new memory pathways in the brain.
Study sought to unravel how the brain's ability to retain and process information, known as working memory, improves through training.
Researchers tasked mice with identifying and recalling a sequence of odors over the course of two weeks .
Researchers tracked neural activity in the animals as they practiced the task by using a novel, custom-built microscope.
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