
Non-Neuronal Cells Can “Remember” Certain Stimuli
Researchers from New York University demonstrate memory-pathways driven learning effect in non-neuronal cells. Image credit:©iStock.com, Jian Fan In the early 1970s, neuropsychiatrist Eric Kandel and his colleagues at New York University found that even invertebrates can remember, in their studies on the gill and syphon withdrawal reflex response to painful stimuli in the sea slug,…