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SUMMARY
The study of forgetting in animals has taken different forms, from behavioral measures like extinction of conditioned responses, pharmacological manipulations to block memory consolidations, to optogenetic manipulations of engram, or a mixture of all these techniques. In parallel, a good amount of work has been devoted to study the failure of memory retention, i.e., incidental forgetting, and its neural correlates on declarative memory. Both arms of study have revealed an overlapping brain network consisting of elevated activities in the ventromedial prefrontal cortex, anterior cingulate cortex, precuneus, coupled with the down regulation of the . . .
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