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Researchers at the University of Utah Health have discovered that “time cells” in mice are crucial for learning tasks where timing is critical. These cells change their firing patterns as mice learn to distinguish between timed events, suggesting a role beyond just measuring time.
Left to right: James Heys, PhD; Erin Bigus; Hyunwoo Lee, PhD. Credit: Left to right: Charlie Ehlert, Matthieu Couriol, Kyung Jennifer Lee. The researchers used advanced brain imaging to watch neurons fire before and after mice learned. Credit: Heys Lab / University of Utah Health
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