BDNF in the Dentate Gyrus Is Required for Consolidation of “Pattern-Separated” Memories
Pedro Bekinschtein(Favaloro University), Timothy J. Bussey(Western University), Charlotte A. Oomen(University of Cambridge), Fred H. Gage(Salk Institute for Biological Studies), Gregory D. Clemenson(Salk Institute for Biological Studies), Brianne A. Kent(Simon Fraser University), Lisa M. Saksida(Western University)
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