The love hormone’s unexpected power to boost memory
Dr. Akiyoshi Saitoh's team found that activating oxytocin cells in the mouse hypothalamus that project to the supramammillary nucleus strengthened the animals' memory for recognising objects.
Features on peer-reviewed research by scientists at Tokyo University of Science.
Dr. Akiyoshi Saitoh's team found that activating oxytocin cells in the mouse hypothalamus that project to the supramammillary nucleus strengthened the animals' memory for recognising objects.