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Mice remember experiences via conspecific-context: models of social episodic-like memory

2023-08-07

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The ability to remember unique past events (episodic memory) may be an evolutionarily conserved function, with accumulating evidence of episodic-(like) memory processing in rodents. In humans, it likely contributes to successful complex social networking. Rodents, arguably the most used laboratory models, are also rather social animals. However, many behavioural paradigms are devoid of sociality, and commonly-used...

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Literature Corpus work: e7e4069e-7a30-5cf6-87d7-88c4d24ec1db
DOI: 10.1101/2023.08.04.552022

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