Memories linked within a window of time

Howard Eichenbaum ()
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Howard Eichenbaum: Howard Eichenbaum is in the Center for Memory and Brain, Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts 02215, USA.

Nature, 2016, vol. 536, issue 7617, 405-406

Abstract: In mice, two fear-associated memories that are created close in time are represented in the brain's amygdala by the activation of overlapping ensembles of neurons. As a result, eliminating the fear of one memory also extinguishes fear of the other.

Date: 2016
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