Human Memory Has Been Reported to Form at 30 Weeks in the Womb

The human memory has been shown to form at 30 weeks in the womb. Only 30 weeks may be enough to form this amazing machine called the human brain. There are many short term memory related neurons that form the intrinsic parts of the human brain. Dutch researchers have reported that this is giving scientists new evidences of the formation of the central nervous system. The Centre for Genetics, Reproduction and Child Health at the Maastricht University Medical Centre in Netherlands show that this study aims to pin point the major functions of the intrauterine neurological developments of the human system.

This new resource have been said to be a real breakthrough for researching on what goes on within the stages of development of the fetuses. But any medical study for this purpose was posing to be dangerous for the study for the fetuses and so these experiments have been stopped in any massive way.