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The anterior retrosplenial cortex encodes event-related information and the posterior retrosplenial cortex encodes context-related information during memory formation

Sydney Trask, Shane E. Pullins, Nicole C. Ferrara, Fred J. Helmstetter

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Key concepts: Chromatin structure remodeling (RSC) complex, Retrosplenial cortex, Neuroscience, Context (archaeology), Optogenetics, Hippocampus, Psychology, Working memory

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