Hippocampal Place Cells Acquire Location-Specific Responses to the Conditioned Stimulus during Auditory Fear Conditioning
Authors:
- Marta A.P. MoitaMMMarta A.P. Moita
- Svetlana RosisSRSvetlana Rosis
- Yu ZhouYZYu Zhou
- Joseph E. LeDouxJLJoseph E. LeDoux
- Hugh T. BlairHBHugh T. Blair
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