Dr Robert Hatch, from the University of Queensland, said scientists had used the technique to stop the normal reduction in the structure of brain cells in the hippocampus — an important area for learning and memory — and were now envisioning a future where people could get their brains tuned up like a car.

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It definitely has the mechanism of sustaining Dopamine neurons production in the brain as one of its central research focus.

This is so because Dopamine is key in Neurogenesis.