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Scientists from the University of Oxford have identified a remarkable cellular mechanism in the brain that allows mice to learn and transfer abstract behavioral patterns across different situations.
This discovery offers important insights into how brains organize complex behaviors.
The finding could have far-reaching implications for understanding how humans learn transferable skills and apply abstract knowledge to new situations.
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