We learn better when new knowledge matches old knowledge. Researchers claim that finding in this mouse can explain the learning process of people.

Scientists have trained mice to know 6 places with 6 different flavors of food. After 6 weeks, remember the constant pairs of places - the rats, learning the new pair of smells - places in a single experiment - with very short time periods.

"It's literally like when you remember where an Indian restaurant is, what a Thai restaurant is, and where a curry is," said Richard Morris, a member of the research team at Edinburgh University, Scotland. "So when a new restaurant opens, it's easy to put it on your list."

Mice can memorize new links for at least 2 weeks.

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(Artwork: Pmthink.com)

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