Wednesday, 7 August 2013

Scientific American Special Report on How Sleep Shapes Memory

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Scientific American
August 2013 issue: How Sleep Shapes Memory

Sleep has long been suspected to strengthen the connections linking nerve cells in the brain, helping to cement memories of the day. Another view holds that newly formed connections weaken during sleep, and we should be glad they do.

In the August issue of Scientific American, "Perchance to Prune" by Giulio Tononi and Chiara Cirelli examines how the weakening of our synapses while we sleep may keep brain cells from becoming overloaded with daily experiences and from consuming too much energy.

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