Cortical Memories in Humans Are Re-expressed When GABA Is Reduced
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Barron et al. show that otherwise silent cortical memories are unmasked in the human brain when the concentration of cortical GABA is reduced using brain stimulation. This suggests that memories are stored in cortex in balanced excitatory and inhibitory ensembles.
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