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1. Rebuttal of "Voodoo Correlations in Social Neuroscienced" by Vul et al. - summary information for the press

   Mbemba Jabbi, Christian Keysers, Tania Singer, Klaas Enno Stephan in Perspectives on Psychological Science (2012)

   Added 1 week ago 22 readers
2. Learning and memory: Artificial activation of a memory trace.

   Leonie Welberg in Nature reviews. Neuroscience (2012)

   Added 2012-04-20 4 readers
3. Learning in the Fast Lane: New Insights into Neuroplasticity

   Yaniv Sagi, Ido Tavor, Shir Hofstetter, Shimrit Tzur-Moryosef, Tamar Blumenfeld-Katzir, Yaniv Assaf in Neuron (2012)

   Added 2012-04-17 45 readers
4. Current Directions in Psychological Science

   The Brain, Control Architecture in Current Directions in Psychological Science (2012)

   Added 2012-03-24 113 readers
5. Optogenetic stimulation of a hippocampal engram activates fear memory recall

   Xu Liu, Steve Ramirez, Petti T. Pang, Corey B. Puryear, Arvind Govindarajan, Karl Deisseroth, in Nature (2012)

   Added 2012-03-24 166 readers
6. Posttraining Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation of Striate Cortex Disrupts Consolidation Early in Visual Skill Learning

   P. De Weerd, J. Reithler, V. van de Ven, M. Been, C. Jacobs, a. T. Sack in Journal of Neuroscience (2012)

   Added 2012-02-13 33 readers
7. Generation of a Pain Memory in the Primary Afferent Nociceptor Triggered by PKC  Activation of CPEB

   O. Bogen, N. Alessandri-Haber, C. Chu, R. W. Gear, J. D. Levine in Journal of Neuroscience (2012)

   Added 2012-02-13 5 readers
8. Synaptic plasticity: Ubiquitin activates synaptic plasticity.

   Katherine Whalley in Nature reviews. Neuroscience (2012)

   Added 2012-01-23 4 readers
9. How does PKMζ maintain long-term memory?

   Todd C Sacktor in Nature reviews. Neuroscience (2011)

   Most of the molecular mechanisms contributing to long-term memory have been found to consolidate information within a brief time window after learning, but not to maintain information during memory storage. However, with the discovery that synaptic…

   Added 2012-01-19 94 readers
10. Paradoxical phenomena in brain

    Bryan Kolb, G. Campbell Teskey in The Paradoxical Brain (2011)

    Added 2011-11-02 1 reader
11. Repeated Labilization-Reconsolidation Processes Strengthen Declarative Memory in Humans

    Cecilia Forcato, María L. C. Rodríguez, María E. Pedreira in PLoS ONE (2011)

    Added 2011-10-27 18 readers
12. Control over brain activation and pain learned by using real-time functional MRI.

    R Christopher deCharms, Fumiko Maeda, Gary H Glover, David Ludlow, John M Pauly, Deepak Soneji, et al. in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (2005)

    If an individual can learn to directly control activation of localized regions within the brain, this approach might provide control over the neurophysiological mechanisms that mediate behavior and cognition and could potentially provide a different…

    Added 2011-09-02 163 readers
13. Learning and memory: Flies know their way.

    Monica Hoyos Flight in Nature reviews. Neuroscience (2011)

    Added 2011-09-02 9 readers
14. One Week of Motor Adaptation Induces Structural Changes in Primary Motor Cortex That Predict Long-Term Memory One Year Later

    S. M. Landi, F. Baguear, V. Della-Maggiore in Journal of Neuroscience (2011)

    Added 2011-09-02 29 readers
15. Intermediate and long-term memory are different at the neuronal level in Lymnaea stagnalis (L.).

    Marvin H Braun, Ken Lukowiak in Neurobiology of learning and memory (2011)

    Both intermediate-term memory (ITM) and long-term memory (LTM) require novel protein synthesis; however, LTM also requires gene transcription. This suggests that the behavioural output of the two processes may be produced differently at the neuronal…

    Added 2011-09-02 3 readers
16. Review Seeking a Spotless Mind : Extinction , Deconsolidation , and Erasure of Fear Memory

    Stephen Maren in Neuron (2011)

    Added 2011-06-18 70 readers
17. Upregulation of CREB-Mediated Transcription Enhances Both Short- and Long-Term Memory

    a. Suzuki, H. Fukushima, T. Mukawa, H. Toyoda, L.-J. Wu, M.-G. Zhao, et al. in Journal of Neuroscience (2011)

    Added 2011-06-16 32 readers
18. Protein kinase Mzeta maintains fear memory in the amygdala but not in the hippocampus.

    Janine L Kwapis, Timothy J Jarome, Mary E Lonergan, Fred J Helmstetter in Behavioral neuroscience (2009)

    Recent work on the long-term stability of memory and synaptic plasticity has identified a potentially critical role for protein kinase Mzeta (PKMzeta). PKMzeta is a constitutively active, atypical isoform of protein kinase C that is believed to…

    Added 2011-05-06 17 readers
19. Spinal Protein Kinase M   Underlies the Maintenance Mechanism of Persistent Nociceptive Sensitization

    M. N. Asiedu, D. V. Tillu, O. K. Melemedjian, a. Shy, R. Sanoja, B. Bodell, et al. in Journal of Neuroscience (2011)

    Added 2011-05-05 10 readers
20. Protein Kinase M Maintains Long-Term Sensitization and Long-Term Facilitation in Aplysia

    D. Cai, K. Pearce, S. Chen, D. L. Glanzman in Journal of Neuroscience (2011)

    Added 2011-05-05 15 readers

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