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What Part Of The Brain Controls Memory?

Memory consolidation is the brain’s ability to process events and turn them into memories. When certain neurotransmitters are present in the brain, they enable the nerve cells (neurons) to communicate with one another via synaptic connections. Once two neurons fire together more than once, they are more likely to fire together again (it’s like they are friends). Once a message has been thoroughly communicated, you have memory consolidation.<br>

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