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Neurobiology of Learning and Memory|February 16, 2011
The path to epigenetic treatment of memory disordersMikael A Mikaelsson, Courtney A MillerNeurobiology of Learning and Memory|January 11, 2011
Activation and survival of immature neurons in the dentate gyrus with spatial memory is dependent on time of exposure to spatial learning and age of cells at examinationJonathan R Epp, Andrew K Haack, Liisa A M GaleaNeurobiology of Learning and Memory|January 25, 2011
Chronic stress prior to hippocampal stroke enhances post-stroke spatial deficits in the ziggurat taskJamshid Faraji, Maede Ejaredar, Gerlinde A Metz, et al.Neurobiology of Learning and Memory|February 8, 2011
Expression of VGLUTs contributes to degeneration and acquisition of learning and memoryXiao-Rui Cheng, Yong Yang, Wen-Xia Zhou, et al.Neurobiology of Learning and Memory|March 5, 2011
The effects of binge MDMA on acquisition and reversal learning in a radial-arm maze taskC Kay, D N Harper, M HuntNeurobiology of Learning and Memory|April 15, 2010
Early-life infection is a vulnerability factor for aging-related glial alterations and cognitive declineStaci D BilboNeurobiology of Learning and Memory|April 21, 2010
Inhibitory avoidance memory deficit induced by scopolamine: Interaction of cholinergic and glutamatergic systems in the ventral tegmental areaGelavij Mahmoodi, Shamseddin Ahmadi, Ali Pourmotabbed, et al.Neurobiology of Learning and Memory|June 23, 2010
Acquisition of glucose-conditioned flavor preference requires the activation of dopamine D1-like receptors within the medial prefrontal cortex in ratsKhalid Touzani, Richard J Bodnar, Anthony SclafaniNeurobiology of Learning and Memory|July 6, 2010
Molecular mechanisms in hippocampus and basolateral amygdala but not in parietal or cingulate cortex are involved in extinction of one-trial avoidance learningJociane C Myskiw, Natalia G Fiorenza, Luciana A Izquierdo, et al.Neurobiology of Learning and Memory|August 24, 2010
The Reelin (RELN) gene is associated with executive function in healthy individualsBernhard T Baune, Carsten Konrad, Thomas Suslow, et al.Pageof 327