Sleep Reactivation Stabilizes New Cell Assemblies What brain processes underlie memory consolidation? Here, scientists from the MRC BNDU (University of Oxford, UK) test the hypothesis that, in the mouse hippocampus, reactivation of space-representing cell assemblies during sleep/rest promotes the later reinstatement of those assemblies during context re-exposure.
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Article DOI: 10.1016/j.neuron.2016.10.020
Contributed by: David Simmons
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