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Disrupted hippocampal replay is associated with reduced offline map stabilisation in an Alzheimer’s mouse model
Alzheimer’s disease is characterised by progressive memory decline associated with hippocampal degeneration. However, the specific physiological mechanisms underlying hippocampal dysfunction in the disease remains poorly understood - improved knowledge may aid diagnosis and identify new avenues for
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