Dynorphins regulate the strength of social memory.
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Summary
Dynorphin system activity is increased in emotionally arousing situation and it decreases the formation of social memories, suggesting that dynorphin signalling is involved in the formationof social memories by diminishing the emotional component of the experience.
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- 2014-02-01
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Computer science
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