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Fruit fly study sheds light on how forgotten memories return and change

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Fly brain showing synapses in blue (an antibody labeling the synaptic protein Bruchpilot), the memory center in magenta (Kenyon cells expressing RFP), and dopamine-producing neurons involved in memory recovery in green (expressing GFP). Credit: Felsenberg laboratory, Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research.

As they explore the world, humans and other animals create many memories…

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