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Do Kidney Cells Have Memories?

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A scientist explains how the biochemical mechanism of human memory is identical to memory processes occurring within everyday non-brain cells.

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  • 1. Explaining the striking biological parallel between human memory and cellular memory.

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No line that separates what we call memory this memory that I think about when I close my eyes and think about yesterday there's no line that separates that from the memory of a kidney cell about five pulses of a chemical. That memory works on the exact same molecules that the memory in the brain does.

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