Circuit-specific reorganization of hippocampal-entorhinal-prefrontal subnetworks supports memory recall across the lifespan
How memories reorganize across brain circuits as they age remains a central question in systems neuroscience. Systems consolidation is thought to progressively shift memory reliance from the hippocampus to distributed cortical networks, yet the contribution of cortical regions beyond the prefrontal cortex and the nature of this shift remains unclear. Here we define the circuit-level organization…
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