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Remembering the gist of an event over a lifetime depends on the hippocampus

2021-04-14

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A well–accepted view in memory research is that retrieving the gist of a memory over time depends on the cortex, typically the prefrontal cortex, while retrieving its precision relies on the hippocampus. More recent advances indicate that the hippocampal subfield CA1, as opposed to CA3, remains engaged even for retrieving very remote memories and that this engagement coincides with a maximal recruitment of parahip...

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Literature Corpus work: 16d6a308-4b49-5081-88be-e107a032fdf3
DOI: 10.1101/2021.04.14.439803

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