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Neurobiology: The shaky trace

Memories are stabilized within particular neuronal circuits by a process that involves the synthesis of new proteins. Now it seems that whenever a previously stabilized memory is recalled, it needs to be restabilized, and that protein synthesis is required here, too.

Yadin Dudai | Y. Dudai

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