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Long-lived adult-born hippocampal neurons promote successful cognitive aging - Molecular Psychiatry

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By Nicolas Blin, Dieter Chichung Lie, Emilie Pacary, Muriel Koehl
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Abstract Aging is commonly associated with a decline in memory abilities, yet some individuals remain resilient to such changes. Memory processing has been shown to rely on adult neurogenesis, a form of hippocampal plasticity, but whether the integration and role of long-lived adult-born neurons (ABNs) generated during early adult life also contribute to cognitive resilience and to such inter-individual differences remain unknown.
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