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Rats remember: Lack of drug-induced post-retrieval amnesia for auditory fear memories

2020-07-08

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When retrieved under specific circumstances, consolidated fear memories are thought to return to a labile state, thereby opening a window for modification (e.g., attenuation) of the memory. Several interventions during a critical time frame after this destabilization seem to be able to alter the retrieved memory, for example through pharmacological interference with the restabilization process, either by direct pr...

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c28d9d03-2b64-5fa9-8c28-730d72149211
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10.1101/2020.07.08.193383
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