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Enhanced Sensitization Training in Aplysia Produces a Focused, Distinctive Set of Transcriptional Changes that Mostly Decays as Memory is Maintained
Forgetting remains a key puzzle in the neurobiology of memory. One mysterious aspect of forgetting is its selectivity: most long-term memories are forgotten, becoming progressively less likely to be recalled, but extensive training can produce long-term memories that are readily expressed for a lif
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