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Subcortical-hippocampal circuits for mediating impaired contextual fear memory after an acute shift of the light/dark phase

2026-08-04

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Acute disturbances of the light-dark cycle may lead to cognitive impairments associated with disturbances in hippocampal functions in humans and rodent models that are potentially governed by subcortical modulation. In this study, we applied a jet-lag-like model in mice by introducing a six-hour delay of the switch towards the light, inactive phase of mice following a contextual fear conditioning training. Phase d...

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10.64898/2026.07.30.741717
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