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Sequential replay of non-spatial task states in the human hippocampus

2018-05-07

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Neurophysiological research has found that previously experienced sequences of spatial events are reactivated in the hippocampus of rodents during wakeful rest. This phenomenon has become a cornerstone of modern theories of memory and decision making. Yet, whether hippocampal sequence reactivation at rest is of general importance also for humans and non-spatial tasks has remained unclear. Here, we investigated seq...

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Literature Corpus work: c42fdcf6-ceff-58f9-9563-c5d8c5077ab8
DOI: 10.1101/315978

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