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In this study, we evaluated the suitability of high-resolution fMRI at 3 T (voxel size 2 × 2 × 3 mm) for improved visualization of hippocampal activation during memory encoding in 21 healthy and 6 epilepsy subjects.

Taken together, our results suggest that plasticity of feedforward GABAergic synapses may play a similar role to classic LTP in memory encoding in the hippocampus.

These observations are consistent with recent reports of a division of labour with regard to spatial memory encoding in the hippocampus [2], [4], [34] [35].

No significant interaction between learning condition and subsequent memory effect was found in these regions, suggesting that these regions were important for successful memory encoding in both the spaced and massed learning conditions.

Importantly, this coupling between activity and ineffective memory encoding in the old was enhanced by D2 stimulation.

We observed group differences, during memory encoding, in medial temporal, frontal, and striatal regions and moreover, these regions were differentially sensitive across groups to dopaminergic perturbation.

Experimental tasks in this study included encoding and retrieval phases, which were alternated across 6 blocks, each retrieval block testing memory encoded in the previous encoding block (i.e., 3 encoding-retrieval sessions).

Alcohol consumption in healthy individuals resulted in impaired episodic memory encoding, which, in turn, was associated with reduced activity in the lateral PFC (Soderlund et al. 2007).

It is also important to note that the time scale for retrieved memory patterns in our recall test is similar to that of the memory encoding patterns in the learning phase.

The current study also controlled the voluntary attention effect by using an intentional memory encoding task, in which subjects were asked to memorize each item and were informed in advance about the memory test.

We devised an algorithm using asymmetry indices of preoperative memory encoding activation in the anterior medial temporal lobe, language lateralization and performance on preoperative neuropsychological assessment to predict clinically significant postoperative verbal and visual memory outcome in individual subjects.