NeuroJC

Neuro* Journal Club at the Free University Berlin

Posts Tagged ‘reconsolidation’

Specific erasure of fear memory by disrupting reconsolidation

Merel Kindt and her team demonstrated that fear memory can be deleted in humans (Kindt et al. 2009). This was achieved by the oral administration of β-adrenergic receptor antagonist propranolol before the reactivation of memory. They propose that their strategy of disrupting the (re-) stabilization of a memory after retrieval (reconsolidation) could pave the way […]

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