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期刊名:Neurobiology of learning and memory

缩写:NEUROBIOL LEARN MEM

ISSN:1074-7427

e-ISSN:1095-9564

IF/分区:2.1/Q2

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Memory reconsolidation is a re-stabilization phase in which memory is gradually changed from unstable to stable. This process is critical because unstable memories can be subject to modification or erasure if the reconsolidation phase is di...
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Forming pavlovian associations is fundamental to human behaviour. From gambling to social interactions, rewards are frequently preceded by motor actions. While studies have shown that making a choice enhances reward learning, in many cases ...
Li-Ann Leow,Ashley Huey-Ryu Tan,Timothy J Carroll et al. Li-Ann Leow et al.
We often choose to learn motor skills not only because of some external reward, but also because motor learning, in and of itself, is satisfying. While dopamine is thought to drive reward-based motor learning, it remains unclear whether dop...
Maria M Nowicka,Marta Paź,Anna Nowicka Maria M Nowicka
Relating information to oneself is an effective encoding strategy that increases the likelihood of remembering and recalling information. Evidence suggests that self-focused encoding results in heightened brain activity compared to other en...
Itamar Lerner,Sarah C Hamm Itamar Lerner
Extensive evidence supports the beneficial effects of sleep on memory and learning, including the consolidation and reorganization of memories and the extraction of regularities from encoded experiences. Nevertheless, some studies suggest t...
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Associative learning supports learning about outcomes associated with contexts and cues. During learning, cellular ensembles that become active can be incorporated into memory engrams and later reactivated to support recall. Studies explori...
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The study of threat conditioning and extinction processes in anxiety disorders (AD) may further our understanding of the genesis, maintenance, and treatment of these conditions. As it stands, there have been multiple systematic reviews carr...
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The retrosplenial cortex (RSC), which serves as a hub to connect the hippocampus and amygdala with other cortical regions, has been shown to play a role in the formation of contextual fear memories. However, the molecular mechanisms by whic...
Maria Alemany Gonzalez,Ai Koizumi Maria Alemany Gonzalez
Human fear memory and its associated pathologies are predominantly studied within fear conditioning frameworks. While this reductionist approach has provided valuable insights into the neural and behavioral mechanisms of fear memory, it ina...