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Neuroscience: Memory modification without catastrophe
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Adaptive behaviour is supported by changes in neuronal networks. Insight into maintaining these memories - preventing their catastrophic loss - despite further network changes occurring due to novel learning is provided in a new study.
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*Correspondence: edwin.robertson@glasgow.ac.uk
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