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We hypothesized that theta phase alignment in the ATN would be necessary for memory encoding.

We established that the DopR1 type of receptor, shown previously to be necessary for memory acquisition, is also required for late long-term memory consolidation in the mushroom body (MB) γ neurons.

On the other hand, the chance level of reactivation of a learning-induced DGC population by recall suggests an alternative possibility: that preferential reactivation of the DG may not be necessary for memory recall.

Please explain why RATN synaptic modifications are expected to be necessary for memory formation; Our hypothesis was that RATN synaptic modification is required for memory formation, and our assumption was that were this the case, we would expect to see local evidence, including increased RATN phase alignment during successful encoding, in addition to the theta-gamma CFC already reported.

Xia, F. et al. Parvalbumin-positive interneurons mediate cortical-hippocampal interactions that are necessary for memory consolidation.

The release of L-Lactate and its uptake into neurons via MCT2 transporters promotes plasticity genes expression and is necessary for memory consolidation.

The observation that L-Lactate potentiates NMDAR activity as shown in the present article concerning Ca2+ signaling and in Yang et al.6 concerning the induction of plasticity genes should be placed in the context of in vivo studies showing that L-lactate produced from astrocytic glycogen is necessary for memory consolidation9,10.

And by disrupting specific phases of sleep, the research group showed deep or slow-wave sleep was necessary for memory formation.

We found that even though BDNF synthesis was necessary for memory consolidation during the second time window (about 3 h after training, Figure 4D), it was not required at the moment of training (Figure 4C).

In this context, it has previously been shown that IL-1 receptor activation is necessary for memory tasks such as passive avoidance, contextual fear conditioning or the Morris water maze [4] [7].

In order to elucidate whether GluR1 is necessary for memory consolidation at the same time points during which the BDNF/mTOR pathway is regulating its translation we infused the AMPA receptor antagonist CNQX into the dorsal hippocampus immediately, 1 h or 3 h after IA training and analyzed its effect on retention 24 h later.