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1 irings with a novel tone in a novel context (recent memory).
2 fear erasure and the relative instability of recent memory.
3 ice disrupts remote memory without affecting recent memory.
4 ps more so than any other scientific area in recent memory.
5 easure correlates with the effects of NGF on recent memory.
6 important development in cancer treatment in recent memory.
7 eviously visited areas, mainly those held in recent memory.
8 sleep (SWS), leading to the consolidation of recent memories.
9 how they promote the elaborative encoding of recent memories.
10 ' temporal gradient with relative sparing of recent memories.
11 emories can interfere with retrieval of more recent memories(3), prolong decision-making and reduce c
12    Contrasting correctly retained remote vs. recent memories across time delay, children showed less
13  had intact remote memory, markedly impaired recent memory, and also had an intact ability to imagine
14 e autobiographical memory, modestly impaired recent memory, and an intact ability to imagine the futu
15 e hippocampus that associates spatial paths, recent memory, and integrated reward history.
16 g with the risks of surgery, particularly to recent memory, and the changes in quality of life follow
17                                During sleep, recent memories are replayed by the hippocampus, leading
18  indicate that the effects of NGF on spatial recent memory are more intense than on spatial reference
19 previous reports, rats had both a remote and recent memory at the time of the lesion.
20 acquisition, consolidation, and retrieval of recent memories, but much less is known about the neural
21  infused into RSC also impaired retrieval of recent memory, but had no effect on conditioning or memo
22 hat the beneficial effects of NGF on spatial recent memory can persist for up to 1 month after discon
23         The instruction to retain an item in recent memory changed activity in most neurons from that
24 ng even when rats made detours, showing that recent memory could modulate neuronal activity more than
25 (NGF) infusion significantly reduces spatial recent memory deficits in aged rats, an effect that has
26 slow-wave sleep may promote consolidation of recent memory events.
27 a crucial hub for the flexible modulation of recent memories (executive functions) as well as for the
28 ssful reconsolidation-updating paradigms for recent memories fail to attenuate remote (i.e., month-ol
29  context (with a different tone) 50 d later (recent memory), followed by DH or sham lesions 1 d later
30 ibuted neural networks for identification or recent memory for each type of material.
31           NGF significantly improved spatial recent memory in 22-month-old rats only, during the 4th
32 s designed to evaluate the efforts of NGF on recent memory in a task that used escape from water as t
33 er, our results indicate that NGF influences recent memory in an age- and transmitter-specific fashio
34                                    Recall of recent memory in the observer's context requires dorsal
35 We found that NGF has contrasting effects on recent memory in the two age groups in causing improveme
36       Here, we tested how reward history and recent memory influenced coding by orbital prefrontal co
37 tinction of remote memory, without affecting recent memory, inhibition of pyramidal cells acutely imp
38 nt adaptive interference, which incorporates recent memories into a broader vital context comprising
39 are well documented, the influence of NGF on recent memory is less well understood.
40                                 The issue of recent memory is of primary importance in the design of
41 ny tasks and species, remote memory (but not recent memory) is spared after damage to the hippocampus
42 e memories (>50 days) while having unaltered recent memories (<24 h).
43                      These principles render recent memories more distinctive through novel and meani
44 ng spoken positive words paired with cues to recent memories of aversive events.
45 re necessary for the retrieval of remote and recent memories of fear-evoking contexts.
46 ther this NGF-induced improvement in spatial recent memory persists after the discontinuation of NGF
47                        We find that, whereas recent memory recall induces a limited period of hippoca
48 oding, and of insular cortex to PL inputs at recent memory recall.
49 en implicated in the retrieval of remote and recent memory, respectively, served as neuroanatomical c
50 training, while not improving retention of a recent memory, resulted in a significant extension of me
51 because it is present during remote, but not recent, memory retrieval.
52  old (23MO), were pretested in a new spatial recent memory task designed for the Morris water maze, a
53  controls, that during the encoding phase of recent memory to identification of the same material.
54 ) arise 'spontaneously' in CA3 and propagate recent memory traces outward to the neocortex to facilit
55                                      Spatial recent memory was tested in a Morris water maze delayed
56 -administered cocaine, but older, as well as recent, memories were also disrupted.
57 d pupil non-REM sleep impaired the recall of recent memories, whereas the same manipulation during di
58 ) component, did not affect the retention of recent memories, which is consistent with the current li
59 enial cortex 1 day after learning produced a recent memory with features normally observed in consoli