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Some researchers have theorized that memory traces are physically coded within the molecules of cells.
Denny, C. A. et al. Hippocampal memory traces are differentially modulated by experience, time, and adult neurogenesis.
We looked at how memory traces are formed and retrieved under a number of conditions, such as in response to stress.
New memory traces are believed to be reactivated and reorganized during sleep, mediated by the fine-tuned temporal interplay of neocortical slow oscillations, thalamo-cortical spindles and hippocampal ripples.
Animal models predict that memory traces are maintained by spontaneous reactivations across hippocampal neocortical circuits during "offline" periods such as post-learning rest, and suggest this might be stronger for emotional memories.
Whereas a typical police officer tells a witness to take time and mull it over, Dr Brewer sets a very short deadline.Dr Brewer knew from past research that strong memory traces are more rapidly accessed by the brain than weaker ones and that accurate eyewitness identifications are made significantly faster than inaccurate ones.
Formation of new word memory traces is reflected in a neurophysiological response increase during a short exposure to novel lexicon.
We found specific memory deficits in stressed mice and determined where in the brain the memory traces were being improperly formed and retrieved.
We found a predominantly left-lateralised cerebral network independently of material and regardless of whether or not memory traces were reactivated prior to the scanning session.
Directing mental resources, i.e. attention, to a relevant stimulus forms a critical part in the formation and retrieval of memory traces – be it in working memory (WM) or long-term memory (LTM).
Using a fixed-links modeling approach, the exponential decay of iconic memory traces was quantified and separated from the effects of (systematic variance due to) subsidiary processes unrelated to this decay.
