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No new 'learning' brain cells after age 13: study
Mariëtte Le Roux
AFP
... The finding challenges a widely-held view that the brain's hippocampus region continues to generate neurons, which transmit information through chemical and electrical signals, well into adulthood in humans, as in other mammals.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/no-learning-brain-cells-age-13-study-180058691.html
Around the age of 13, the human brain region that hosts memory and learning appears to stop producing nerve cells, according to a new study. (AFP Photo/RAUL ARBOLEDA)
No new 'learning' brain cells after age 13: study
Mariëtte Le Roux
AFP
... The finding challenges a widely-held view that the brain's hippocampus region continues to generate neurons, which transmit information through chemical and electrical signals, well into adulthood in humans, as in other mammals.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/no-learning-brain-cells-age-13-study-180058691.html
Around the age of 13, the human brain region that hosts memory and learning appears to stop producing nerve cells, according to a new study. (AFP Photo/RAUL ARBOLEDA)