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Does locus coeruleus structure relate to associative memory related-activity in older adults?
Older adults have shown well-documented declines in memory for relationships between items, especially as the number of items that must be bound together increases. Less is known about the neural mechanisms that support this type of associative memory, particularly the hippocampus and its neuromodul
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