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Neural constraints and flexibility in language processing
2016
Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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Humans process language with their neurons. Memory in neurons is supported by neural firing and by short- and long-term synaptic weight change; the emergent behaviour of neurons, synchronous firing, and cell assembly dynamics is also a form of memory. As the language signal moves to later stages, it is processed with different mechanisms that are slower but more persistent.
doi:10.1017/s0140525x15000837
pmid:27561969
fatcat:b7iiqacwgfhatex3m3jdrfjvde