What is long-term memory? Investigating the neuronal structures and molecular mechanisms of memory storage in engram cells
Isabella Tarulli, Johannes Gräff · FENS Forum 2024
Memory is the capacity of an organism to acquire, store and recover information based on experience. In the brain, experiences that become memories appear as enduring changes only in a small set of activated neurons, called engrams.While the mechanisms of how such memories are deposited in engrams for short periods of time has received considerable attention over the past decade, the current knowledge of how memories are stored in engram cells in the long run is still scarce. Consequently, this project aims to identify the mechanisms based on which a memory becomes remote by integrating a wide
ePoster · Neuroscience