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Bimodal modulation of L1 interneuron activity in anterior cingulate cortex during fear conditioning
The anterior cingulate cortex (ACC) plays a crucial role in encoding, consolidating and retrieving memories related to emotionally salient experiences, such as aversive and rewarding events. Various studies have highlighted its importance for fear memory processing, but its circuit mechanisms are st
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