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Memories and the Glowing Brain

Memories and the Glowing Brain

Feb 9, 2015 | animal research, animals helping humans, Conditions, Medical Research

Researchers at Johns Hopkins, for the first time, have been able to look at changes in the brain as memories are formed with a receptor called AMPA. AMPA, like many other receptors, lives with proteins on the cell surface. Their job is to talk to each other and act as receivers and senders of information […]

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