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Neurophysiological and computational mechanisms of non-associative and associative memories during complex human behavior

2023-03-27

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The ability to transiently remember what happened where and when is a cornerstone of cognitive function. Forming and recalling working memories depends on detecting novelty, building associations to prior knowledge, and dynamically retrieving context-relevant information. Previous studies have scrutinized the neural machinery for individual components of recognition or associative memory under laboratory condition...

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c018ae9a-01c9-5c04-a1ed-9551404574e4
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10.1101/2023.03.27.534384
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