Memory in Touch: Fingertips Recall Past Forces - Neuroscience News
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Researchers have explored how a fingertip's mechanical memory of prior forces influences tactile neuron activity.
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Memory in Touch: Fingertips Recall Past Forces - Neuroscience News
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