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American scientists have suggested that approx. After the age of 13, the area of the brain's memory and learning function is no longer producing new neurons. This result calls into question the view that has been adopted so far, which has done just the opposite.
After thirteen years of age, we have been declining mentallyThe results of the journal Nature contradict the widely accepted view that the brain's hippocampus, which plays an important role in learning and spatial processes in memory, continues to play an important role in adulthood. a fellow at the University of California at San Francisco, Arturo Alvarez-Buylla and Collective analysis of 59 adult and pediatric brain samples showed no evidence of young or new nerve cells in the hippocampus of the 18-year-old. It was generally accepted that the hippocampus is a brain region where the production of nerve cells in humans and animals, even in adulthood, is maintained, he said. Jason Snyder, a researcher at the British Columbia University in Vancouver, adding that many previous studies have confirmed this. Now, however, researchers are suggesting that perhaps the production of new nerve cells has been detected so far every year.Related articles in memoir and study:- By age 30, the memory may be weakened
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