Sleep doesn't just consolidate memories; it actively shapes them

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Recorded06 May 2025

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The rapid eye movement (REM) phase preserves newly acquired memories, but deeper non-REM sleep helps to adapt and update them, according to “heroic” day-long electrode recordings in rats.

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