Memory consolidation, retrograde amnesia and the hippocampal complex.
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Summary
The hippocampal formation and related structures are involved in certain forms of memory (e.g. autobiographical episodic and spatial memory) for as long as they exist and contribute to the transformation and stabilization of other form of memory stored elsewhere in the brain.
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- 1997-04-01
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Keywords
Retrograde amnesia, Hippocampal formation, Amnesia, Memory consolidation, Neuroscience
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