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Age-related differences in memory encoding as a function of pupillary dynamics
Pupillary dynamics are known to depend on tonic and phasic activity of the brainstem locus coeruleus (LC), a key neuromodulatory nucleus. The LC shows a decline in its structural integrity in older age that likely impacts long-term memory. While several studies have explored the link between pupil d
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