Planaria

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Light-to-food associative conditioning

uplearned avoidance behavior1

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Light-to-food associative conditioning improves learned avoidance behavior in Planaria.
“Results indicated that the majority of regenerated planaria retained the learned response”
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Trained Planaria Retain Memories Through Head Regeneration: A Model System for Insights into Non-Neural Memory and Neurodegenerative Diseases
bioRxiv11 Aug 2026Preprint

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