Memory provides a record of past experience that can help an organism predict future events and thus guide behaviour. To remain accurate, memories must be adaptable to changes in the environment, yet those that are critical to survival of the organism should not be readily overwritten by anomalous events. Thus, the neuronal representation encoding each memory trace likely requires a fine balance of stability versus malleability. Memory reconsolidation is a process by which the stabilized alterations of neural connectivity that retain a memory can be destabilized and modified following retrieval, and likely mediates malleability. Consistent with the stability/malleability hypothesis, stronger memories acquired through extensive experience ar...
The recent failure of major Alzheimer’s disease (AD) clinical trials would indicate that, at the mom...
Episodic memory encompasses an extraordinary range of diverse cognitive functions that are integral ...
As neurocognitive decline is probably the greatest threat to healthy aging in our society it is nece...
The experimental study of human memory has had two historic moments in the last sixty years. 1957 ma...
Episodic memory reflects the ability to recollect information of a personal event about “what” happe...
Forgetting is a temporary or permanent loss of memory, often perceived as deleterious to our cogniti...
La mémoire épisodique consiste en la formation d’une représentation d’un évènement vécu sur ce qu’il...
To persist, new memories must undergo a consolidation process, during which they are sensitive to di...
The concept of “embodied cognition” considers that the classical Perception-Cognition-Action archite...
Background: Motor memory consolidation is a process by which motor memories encoded during the pract...
Alzheimer's disease (AD) is the leading cause of dementia worldwide and currently no effective treat...
The increase in incidence and prevalence of neurodegenerative diseases highlights the need for a mor...
The recent failure of major Alzheimer’s disease (AD) clinical trials would indicate that, at the mom...
Episodic memory encompasses an extraordinary range of diverse cognitive functions that are integral ...
As neurocognitive decline is probably the greatest threat to healthy aging in our society it is nece...
The experimental study of human memory has had two historic moments in the last sixty years. 1957 ma...
Episodic memory reflects the ability to recollect information of a personal event about “what” happe...
Forgetting is a temporary or permanent loss of memory, often perceived as deleterious to our cogniti...
La mémoire épisodique consiste en la formation d’une représentation d’un évènement vécu sur ce qu’il...
To persist, new memories must undergo a consolidation process, during which they are sensitive to di...
The concept of “embodied cognition” considers that the classical Perception-Cognition-Action archite...
Background: Motor memory consolidation is a process by which motor memories encoded during the pract...
Alzheimer's disease (AD) is the leading cause of dementia worldwide and currently no effective treat...
The increase in incidence and prevalence of neurodegenerative diseases highlights the need for a mor...
The recent failure of major Alzheimer’s disease (AD) clinical trials would indicate that, at the mom...
Episodic memory encompasses an extraordinary range of diverse cognitive functions that are integral ...
As neurocognitive decline is probably the greatest threat to healthy aging in our society it is nece...