Cortical DNA methylation maintains remote memory

Courtney A. Miller(Scripps Research Institute), J. David Sweatt(Baylor College of Medicine), Christopher R Yancey(University of Alabama at Birmingham), R. Ryley Parrish(Brigham Young University), Cristin F. Gavin(Scripps Research Institute), Avinash Honasoge(Northwestern University), Gavin Rumbaugh(Scripps Research Institute), Jason White(University of Alabama at Birmingham), María Dolores Rubio(Hospital Universitario Ramón y Cajal), Ivonne Rivera(University of Alabama at Birmingham)
Nature Neuroscience
May 23, 2010
10.1038/nn.2560
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