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The genomic underpinnings of oscillatory biomarkers supporting successful memory encoding in humans

2019-11-25

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In humans, brain oscillations are thought to support critical features of memory formation such as coordination of activity across regions, consolidation, and temporal ordering of events. However, understanding the molecular mechanisms underlining this activity in humans remains a major challenge. Here, we measured memory-sensitive oscillations using direct intracranial electroencephalography recordings from the t...

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c23d36d5-00cd-5d2d-a390-6a08e15eedab
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10.1101/853531
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