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Recollection and prior knowledge recruit the left angular gyrus during recognition

2019-02-26

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The human angular gyrus (AG) is implicated in recollection, or our ability to retrieve detailed memory content from a specific study episode. Parallel work also highlights a key role of the AG in the representation of general knowledge and semantics. How these two lines of research converge remains unclear. The present fMRI experiment used a remember-know paradigm with famous and non-famous faces to test whether a...

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3a5584c5-8aba-5a11-a043-4a80733c3e97
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10.1101/561910
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