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finding:david-glanzman-s-rna-transfer-experimentsDavid Glanzman's RNA Transfer Experiments
Demonstration that trained sea slug (Aplysia) brain extracts transfer behavioral memories to naïve animals; shows memory substrate-independent remapping.
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extracted_from(2024) · Levin, Michael
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- Hypothesis that memories can be remapped across heterogeneous physical substrates (brain tissue, genetic material, synthetic systems) while preserving functional salience.
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