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Social Reactivation of Fear Engrams Enhances Memory Recall

2021-01-08

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For group-living species such as humans and rodents, conspecific interactions pervasively shape emotion (1–3), attention (4), and cognitive ability (5–8). Higher-order cognitive processes such as memory within a social brain are thus interlaced with social influences. Traditional laboratory rodent cages offer a limited but nonetheless rich multi-modal landscape of communication, including auditory calls (9–12), ch...

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10.1101/2021.01.07.425728
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