CATEGORY   L   1 to 65
1 Bilateral hippocampal damage spares the familiarity component of recognition memory: A single case study
Aggleton JP (1), Vann SD (1), Wilding E (1), Yonelinas AP (2), Roberts N (3)
2 Brain substrates of “eyeblink” classical conditioning in goldfish
Álvarez E, Gómez A, Durán E, Ocaña FM, Jiménez-Moya F, Broglio C, Rodríguez F, Salas C
3 Effects of dorsal mammillary body region lesions on spatial working memory
Aranda L (1), Santín LJ (1), Begega A (3), Aguirre JA (2), Blanco E (3) and Arias JL (3)
4 Differential effects of a bidimentional local cue upon spatial abilities in male and female rats
Brandner C, Delseth C
5 Ionic mechanism underlying learning-induced enhancement in neuronal excitability
Brosh I (1), Barkai E (2)
6 Role of neocortical sites in the consolidation of fear conditioning
Bucherelli C (1), Sacchetti B (2), Baldi E (1), Ambrogi Lorenzini C (1)
7 Negative results and the Synaptotagmin I heterozygous knockout mice: behavioral analysis
Carvalho OMP (1, 2), Silva AJ (1)
8 Reversible inactivation of the hippocampal CA3 network : effect on contextual fear conditioning in C57BL/6J mice
Daumas S, Halley H, Lassalle JM
9 Distinct roles of the different ionotropic glutamate receptors within the Nucleus accumbens in passive-avoidance learning and memory in mice
De Leonibus E (1,3), Costantini VJA (1), Castellano C (2), Oliverio A (1), Mele A (1)
10 Intraseptal injections of 8-OH-DPAT and spatial working memory in rats
Jeltsch H, Bertrand F, Galani R, Lazarus C, Schimchowitsch S, Will B,
Cassel J-C
11 Spatial learning in a partitioned water maze: distinctive capacities revealed in knockout mice lacking alpha-1B noradrenergic receptors
Chalard R (1), Spreng M (1), Cotecchia S (2), Schenk F (1)
12 Molecular Characterization of the Orphan Nuclear Receptor HZF-3 in Learning and Memory
Colon WI (1), Al Banchaabouchi M (1), Wang J (1), Santos-Soto I (1), Pereira L (1), Martínez Jr JL (2) & Peña de Ortiz S (1)
13 Reward facilitates cognitive performance of mice in two spatial learning tasks
Dalm S, de Kloet ER, Oitzl MS
14 Dissociated roles for the basolateral and lateral nuclei of the amygdala in contextual and elemental fear conditioning
Desmedt A, Calandreau L, Decortes L, Jaffard R
15 Chronic exposure to 2,5-hexanedione reversibly impairs learning of a conditional discrimination task in rats
Erceg S, Hernandez-Viadel M, Montoliu C, Llansola M, Felipo V
16 Glutamate-dopamine interactions within the nucleus accumbens on spatial memory consolidation in mice
Ferretti V, Oliverio A, Mele A
17 Comparison between aspirative versus excitotoxic lesions of the lateral
entorhinal cortex on conditioned odor aversion in the rat
Ferry B, Traissard N, Majchrzak M
18 cAMP response element-binding protein in the hippocampal CA3-region is required for long- but not short-term spatial memory
Florian C, Roullet P
19 New methods for testing visual recognition memory in the rat
Forwood SE, Saksida LM, Bussey TJ
20 Two-way active avoidance learning and perinatal disthyroidism on Wistar rats
Gallardo D (1), Márquez C (2), Martí-Carbonell A (1,2), Garau A (2), Balada F (1,2)
21 Spaced-trained, but not massed-trained, mice show spatial learning impairment caused by zinc chelation in mossy fibres
Harbaran DV, Riedel G
22 GABAA alpha5 receptors are involved in Pavlovian condititioning
Hauser J(1), Doglov VV(1), Chang DL(1), Yee BK(1), Fritschy JM(2), Keith R(2), Möhler H(2)(3), Rudolph U(2), Feldon J(1)
23 Water maze learning failure in preweanling rats impairs adult acquisition of a jumping avoidance response
Higuera A (1), Manrique T (1), Molero A (1), Candido A (1), Gallo M (1,2)
24 Posttraining lesions of the pedunculopontine tegmental nucleus impair two-way active avoidance under a paradigm of conditioned stimulus transfer
Homs-Ormo S, Morgado-Bernal I, Coll-Andreu M
25 Disconnection lesions of nucleus accumbens and pedunculopontine tegmental nucleus: effects on conditioned reinforcement
Homs-Ormo S (1), Watson SL (2), Alderson HL (2), Latimer MP (2), Winn P (2), Zahm DS (3)
26 Manipulations of NMDA/nNOS pathway impairs olfactory memory in different ways
James BM, Sanchez-Andrade G, Kendrick KM
27 Spatial learning-related changes in the hippocampal cortex of lizards
Jiménez I, Durán E, Gómez A, Álvarez E, Ocaña FM, Jiménez-Moya F, Broglio C, Rodríguez F, Salas C
28 Olfactory learning is followed by upregulation of synaptic proteins, and cell adhesion molecules and increased spine density in the hippocampus
Knafo S (1), Barkai E (1), Libersat F (1), Ariav G (1), Sandi C (2), Venero C (2)
29 Neuronal activity in the rat's medial frontal cortex during odor learning task
Kublik E (1), Sara SJ (2)
30 Cortical and medial nuclei of the amygdala are both involved in lamb odour memory formation by parturient mothers in sheep
Lévy F, Meurisse M, Perrin G, Ferreira G, Jouanneau N, Vénier G, Archer E, Keller M
31 Involvement of NCAM polysialylation in the storage of strong fear conditioning
Lopez-Fernandez MA (1), Venero C (1), Cambon K (1), Torregrossa P (2), Rougon G (2), Sandi, C (1)
32 The effects of left and right selective amygdalohippocampectomy on episodic memory, discourse production and spatial representation
Mangaoang MA (1) McMackin D (2) Quigley J (1) O'Mara SM (1)
33 Time of day-dependent Latent Inhibition of Conditioned Taste Aversions in rats
Manrique T (1), Molero A (1), Ballesteros MA (1), Morón I (1), Gallo M (1,2), Fenton A (3,4)
34 What is the hippocampal-dependent memory component in step-down inhibitory avoidance tasks?
Martel G, Jaffard R, Guillou JL
35 Analysis of the oxidative metabolism in different hippocampal subregions after a spatial training
Miranda R (1), Begega A (1), Blanco E (1), Cuesta M (2), Arias JL (1)
36 Effects of electrical stimulation of the nucleus basalis on two-way active avoidance acquisition, retention and retrieval
Montero-Pastor A, Vale-Martínez A, Guillazo-Blanch G, Martí-Nicolovius M
37 Individually-housed mice show a better acquisition of two-way active avoidance than group-housed mice
Moragrega I (1), Vicens P (2), Redolat R (1), Carrasco MC (1)
38 Prefrontal cortex neural activity correlates with parametric stimuli representation in working memory
Nácher V (1), Ojeda SF (1), Cadarso-Suárez C (2), Acuña C (1)
39 Epinephrine improves long-term retention, but not acquisition, of two-way active avoidance task in rats.
Nordby T, Torras-Garcia M, Portell-Cortés I, Costa-Miserachs D.
40 Regional differentiation of reactivity in the prefrontal cortex of rats engaged in a classical conditioning task
Nordquist RE (1,2), Pennartz CMA (1), Joosten RNJMA (1), Jonker AJ (2), Uylings HBM (1), Voorn P (2)
41 Lateralization of electrophysiological correlates of memory
Nowicka A, Szatkowska I
42 Independent coding of connected environments by place cells
Paz-Villagrán V, Save E, Poucet B
43 Hippocampal high-frequency (200 Hz) network synchronization is modulated by reinforcement learning
Ponomarenko AA (1), Li JS (2), Korotkova TM (1), Huston JP (2), Haas HL (1).
44 Age related changes for single event or spatial memory in Long Evans rats
Preissmann D, Rossier J, Spreng M, Schenk F
45 Reversible  inactivation of hippocampus and dorsolateral striatum in C57BL/6 and DBA/2 mice reveals no interaction among memory systems in these genotypes
Restivo L, Middei S, Passino E, Ammassari-Teule M
46 Heterogenous hippocampal activation during a radial maze task: a detailed 2-deoxyglucose study
Ros J, Schenk F, Magistretti P, Pellerin L
47 Interacting control mechanisms during cued task switching as revealed by
fMRI
Ruge H (1), Brass M (1), Meiran N (2), Koch I (3), von Cramon DY (1)
48 Memory deficits in cerebellar lesions
Ryser C (1)*, de Ribaupierre S (2)*, Villemure JG (2), Clarke S (1)
49 Oestrus-cycle dependent effects on mouse olfactory memory and NMDA-evoked plasticity 
Sanchez-Andrade G,  Kendrick KM
50 Different involvement of AMPA receptors into the nucleus accumbens in short-term processing of information in the place or the cue versions of the water maze task: possible dissociation of learning and performance impairment
Sargolini F (1), Mele A (2), Oliverio A (2), Roullet P (1)
51 Lesions of the entorhinal cortex enhance fear conditioning in the rat: implication for latent inhibition disruption
Seillier A, Herbeaux K, Will B, Majchrzak M
52 Olfactory fear conditioning induces synaptic changes in the amygdala and piriform cortex in the rat
Sevelinges Y, Gervais R, Mouly AM
53 Reactivation and reconsolidation of memory for an odour-reward association: essential role of NMDA receptors
Torras-Garcia M, Lelong J, Tronel S, Sara SJ
54 Noradrenergic action in prefrontal cortex in the late stage of memory consolidation
Tronel S, Moricard Y, Sara SJ
55 Oscillatory activity, behaviour and memory, new approaches for LFP signal analysis
Vialatte F (1), Martin C (2), Ravel N (2), Quenet B (1), Dreyfus G (1), Gervais R (2)
56 Involvement of perirhinal cortex in several stages of object recognition memory revealed by reversible inactivation in rats
Winters BD, Bussey TJ
57 The lateral part of the caudomedial neostriatum (NCM) receives projections from the medial nucleus of the dorsolateral thalamus (DLM) in the zebra finch brain
Zandbergen MA (1), Bolhuis JJ (1), Hetebrij E (1), Fink K (2)
58 Behavioral characterization of Terminal deoxynucleotidyl Transferase (TdT) and Recombination activating gene 1 (Rag-1) Knockout Mice.
Colón M, Martínez E, García H,  Wang J,  & Peña de Ortiz S
59 A multiple experience paradigm induces distinct psychoemotional and behavioral phenotypes in mice.
Al Banchaabouchi M, Pereira L, Pérez R, & Peña de Ortiz S.
60 Mechanisms of lead-mediated long-term memory impairment in the adult rat brain.
Vázquez A (1), Huguet G (2) & Peña de Ortiz S
61 Calcium/calmodulin-dependent protein kinase II (CaMKII) and memory
Solomonia RO (1), Kotorashvili A (1), Kiguradze, T (1), McCabe BJ (2), Horn G (2)
62 Prolonged exposure to the context impairs acquisition of fear conditioning to tone in rats 
Pérez-Villalba A, Olucha-Bordonau F, Ruiz-Torner A, Teruel V 
63 Olfactory information for arm selection in rats and mice: effects of age, strain, sex and cognitive impairment
Grandchamp N, Rossier J, Schenk F
64 Enhancement of taste aversion memory induced by glutamate infusion in the basolateral amygdala depends on NMDA receptors activation in the insular cortex
Ferreira G (1), Miranda MI (2), De la Cruz V (2), Rodriguez Ortiz CJ (2), Bermudez-Rattoni F (2)
65 ERK activation is correlated with maintenance of learning-induced enhancement of synaptic transmission
Cohen SI (1), Rosenblum K (2), Barkai E (2)