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B. Renda

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Animal Behavior & CognitionbioRxivJun 7, 2020

Norepinephrine as a Memory Reset Signal: Switching the System from Retrieval to Encoding During a Spatial Memory Task can be Both Adaptive and Maladaptive

S. L. Grella, S. M. Gomes, R. E. Lackie…·D. F. Marrone

This paper investigates how norepinephrine signaling via β-adrenergic receptors influences memory encoding and retrieval, showing it can both impair and enhance spatial memory depending on context.

DOI 10.1097/fbp.0000000000000648

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