The Future of Neuronal Memory Manipulation: Therapeutic or Dangerous?

Authors Haseeb Khaliq International Max Plank Research Institute IMPRS, Berlin, Germany / Department of Pathology University of Health Sciences Lahore DOI: https://doi.org/10.58397/z53tg816 Keywords: KW Abstract

Brain based memory manipulation has been furthered rapidly by recent discoveries, particularly in synaptic plasticity and neural circuitry strategies, now making the manipulation of memories a more viable area of research. Unprecedented access to the brain’s memory system is available because of three technological methods: optogenetics, CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing, and deep brain
stimulation (DBS). Consequently, scientists have proved memory enhancement and suppression methods in animal testing, while human medical trials are currently exploring memory-altering approaches.

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