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Memory Reactivation
The process in which the firing rates of hippocampal neurons during behavior are correlated with firing rates of the same neurons during subsequent sleep.
5-20
Replays of events during sleep occur ______-_____ times faster than the actual events.
what
TMR does not increase the total number of replays, it only influences ______ is replayed.
weaker
In TMR, cued memories are improved at the cost of ______ non-cued memories.
hippocampus
TMR may effectively trick the ________ by evoking what looks like a spontaneous reactivation of a memory in cortex and influencing what the hippocampus replays.
Temporally spaced re-activations
The repetition of the pattern of hippocampal-cortical reactivations, creating a series of reactivations spaced over time.
Memory triage
A sleep-dependent process in which memories with perceived future relevance are prioritized for consolidation.
decrease
Repeated replay events can gradually decrease the strength of the “tag” associated with a cortical network, leading to a _______ in that network's excitability.
replayed, recent
The trade-off between the number of times a memory has been ______ and its salience relative to other ______ memories, forming a critical feedback mechanism for the memory triage process.
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