Scientists have recorded evidence of the brain turning off its memory inhibitor to make new memories.
sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/10/151002082303.htm
Fascinating visual evidence of memory in the making
dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3796890/What-happens-recall-past-Building-blocks-memories-seen-lighting-brains-time.html
Researchers at Rice University have discovered that when certain metallic molecules attach themselves to proteins called fibrils, they increase the photoluminescence of the metals. This allows researchers to more easily identify Alzheimer's as the proteins, known to cause degeneration, can be easily tracked. (DT)
bioengineering.rice.edu/Content.aspx
Undark - 12/18 [TK]
undark.org/article/adventures-in-memory