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Intermediate CA1 is Required for Object-in-Place Recognition Memory in Mice

2023-12-04

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Many behaviors that are essential for survival, such as retrieving food, finding shelter and locating predator cues, rely on forming effective associations between the identity and location of spatial elements. This identity-location association is commonly assessed in rodents using spontaneous object-in-place (OiP) recognition memory tasks. OiP recognition memory deficits are seen in autism spectrum disorder, sch...

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3b72e287-f009-5256-9138-f7fe2d3c8360
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10.1101/2023.12.01.569628
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