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Space versus Context: Competition for limited neural resources determines engram cell allocation in the hippocampus
Engram cells in hippocampal CA1 represent contextual information associated with events experienced by animals and constitute a cellular substrate of episodic memory. Recent experiments have shown that a subset of hippocampal place cells is recruited as engram cells for individual contexts. However,
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