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Concurrent representations of reinstated and transformed memories and their modulation by reward

2023-12-23

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An integral part of episodic retrieval is the reinstatement of neural activity that was present in the medial temporal lobe during encoding. However, neural memory representations do not remain static. Consolidation promotes the transformation of representations that are specific to individual episodes towards more generalized representations that reflect commonalities across episodes. Moreover, reward has been sh...

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Literature Corpus work: ac04956d-a7ac-5f2f-888c-4ba8e7a4bbe4
DOI: 10.1101/2023.12.22.573008

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