I read the paper and I didn't think that is what they're talking about. The molecular systems for temporal pattern detection where previously thought to be spec

I read the paper and I didn't think that is what they're talking about. The molecular systems for temporal pattern detection where previously thought to be specialized to neurons, but this article indicates that they exists in other cell types. Bruising is a response to physical trauma, lacking any temporal pattern sensitivity? Molecular mechanism related to learning and memory formation, ERK and CREB signaling are known to be crucial for memory formation in neurons. I think what the paper is showing that this specific molecular machinery for detecting and responding to temporal patterns isn't unique to neurons https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-024-53922-x https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-024-53922-x