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Cells have memory, Northeastern professor argues in new paper
Original: Who knew? Cells have memory, professor describes in paper
A Northeastern University professor has published a paper describing how cells can retain a form of memory, recalling past experiences and using that information to respond to future conditions. The finding, highlighted by the university's news outlet, challenges the idea that only brains store information, and has drawn attention for its implications for biology and medicine.
Why now: Fresh academic research suggesting cells can store information, which surprises readers and challenges assumptions about memory
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- Who knew? cells have memory, professor describes in paper · Northeastern Global News
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