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Individual-specific memory reinstatement patterns within human face-selective cortex

2023-08-07

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Humans have the remarkable ability to vividly retrieve sensory details of past events. According to the theory of sensory reinstatement, during remembering, brain regions involved in the sensory processing of prior events are reactivated to support this perception of the past. Recently, several studies have emphasized potential transformations in the spatial organization of reinstated activity patterns. In particu...

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Literature Corpus work: 99237183-7aa5-5cc5-866c-495b23e9df2b
DOI: 10.1101/2023.08.06.552130

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