Neurosynth: 24501360

Hippocampal binding of novel information with dominant memory traces can support both memory stability and change.

Authors:	Bridge DJ, Voss JL
Journal:	The Journal of neuroscience : the official journal of the Society for Neuroscience
Year:	2014
PMID:	24501360

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
1.	1.08572537086341	-92.2938776007468	-20.1250040715951
1.	36.55173418724	-83.2941061093352	51.2177086618199
1.	-7.60845473405535	-81.348212531443	62.9830744940429
1.	29.8232715732994	-80.1051614855816	-52.0760062401811
1.	17.283170927438	-77.6544321713966	66.6759100881187
1.	21.0350688802108	-63.2973699435877	24.8507672781706
1.	-65.3713410164954	-54.6782591009033	29.9519662282164
1.	-67.5500545753135	-53.7261690630724	28.7742957841931
1.	-11.2322498558389	-52.4894403549303	38.8984175046492
1.	-8.02712578971941	-50.5585847462928	36.4116263391991

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dominant	0.499
v5-topics-50_33_memory_retrieval_encoding	0.409
v5-topics-200_112_context_empathy_contextual	0.357
v4-topics-50_1_object_objects_category	0.347
location	0.317
v4-topics-50_12_memory_retrieval_encoding	0.273
novel	0.26
memory	0.225
v4-topics-100_24_memory_encoding_retrieval	0.211
object	0.186

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