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Memory engram stability and flexibility
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DOI：10.1038/s41386-024-01979-z.png)
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Many studies have shown that memories are encoded in sparse neural ensembles distributed across the brain. During the post-encoding period, often during sleep, many of the cells that were active during encoding are reactivated, supporting consolidation of this memory. During memory recall, many of the same cells that were active during encoding and reactivated during consolidation are reactivated during recall. These ensembles of cells have been referred to as the memory engram cells, stably representing a specific memory. However, recent studies question the rigidity of the stable memory engram. Here we review the past literature of how episodic-like memories are encoded, consolidated, and recalled. We also highlight more recent studies (as well as some older literature) that suggest that these stable memories and their representations are much more dynamic and flexible than previously thought. We highlight some of these processes, including memory updating, reconsolidation, forgetting, schema learning, memory-linking, and representational drift.
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PROTEIN-SYNTHESIS
FEAR
CELLS
RECONSOLIDATION
CONSOLIDATION
HIPPOCAMPUS
EXTINCTION
EXPERIENCE
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NEUROBIOLOGY
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