Scientists Deleted Synapses in Brains—but Something Mysterious Kept the Memories Alive Anyway | Popular Mechanics
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Researchers discovered that certain clusters of synapses in the brain can retain memories even after significant synaptic loss, as shown in a study involving hibernating mice. This suggests that memory retention is not solely dependent on the strength of synaptic connections traditionally thought essential.
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The article effectively communicates scientific findings with strong coherence and a clear narrative for news writing, though a few areas could be simplified for better conciseness.
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