Brain networks activated to form object recognition memory
Highlights • Exposure to the objects activates c-fos expression in hippocampus, IC, PRh and mPFC. • Activation of multiple brain regions when object recognition memory is generated. • Gene expression in the mPFC is required for the consolidation of object memory. • We suggest a brain network for the...
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| description | Highlights • Exposure to the objects activates c-fos expression in hippocampus, IC, PRh and mPFC. • Activation of multiple brain regions when object recognition memory is generated. • Gene expression in the mPFC is required for the consolidation of object memory. • We suggest a brain network for the storage of object recognition memory. |
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