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- Introduction
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- Historical background
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- Fear conditioning paradigm
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- Immediate-early genes as memory markers
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- Engrams are necessary and sufficient for recall
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- Excitabiliy and memory allocation
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- Brain-wide engrams
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- Linking memories together
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- Summary
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- Brilliant
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- Outro
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Explore the fundamental units of memory in the brain known as engrams in this comprehensive 28-minute video lecture. Delve into the historical background of memory research, learn about the fear conditioning paradigm, and understand how immediate-early genes serve as memory markers. Discover why engrams are both necessary and sufficient for recall, and examine the role of excitability in memory allocation. Investigate brain-wide engrams and how different memories become linked together. Gain insights into cutting-edge neuroscience research on memory formation, storage, and retrieval, supported by numerous scientific references. Conclude with a summary of key concepts and an introduction to further learning opportunities through Brilliant.

Building Blocks of Memory in the Brain

Artem Kirsanov
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