Neural Systems Underlying the Suppression of Unwanted Memories -- Anderson et al. 303 (5655): 232 -- Science. Selective D2 Receptor Actions on the Functional Circuitry of Working Memory -- Wang et al. 303 (5659): 853 -- Science. FORGETTING AND REMEMBERING: Learning to Forget -- Miller 304 (5667): 34 -- Science. FORGETTING AND REMEMBERING: A Star-Studded Search for Memory-Enhancing Drugs -- Marshall 304 (5667): 36 -- Science. Just Treat, or Enhance? -- Kennedy 304 (5667): 17 -- Science. NEUROSCIENCE: Zif and the Survival of Memory -- Izquierdo and Cammarota 304 (5672): 829 -- Science. Independent Cellular Processes for Hippocampal Memory Consolidation and Reconsolidation -- Lee et al. 304 (5672): 839 -- Science.
Malleable Memories of Fear -- 304 (5672): 791e -- Science. Role of NMDA Receptor Subtypes in Governing the Direction of Hippocampal Synaptic Plasticity -- Liu et al. 304 (5673): 1021 -- Science. The Involvement of the Anterior Cingulate Cortex in Remote Contextual Fear Memory -- Frankland et al. 304 (5672): 881 -- Science. Long-Term Memory Requires PolyADP-ribosylation -- Cohen-Armon et al. 304 (5678): 1820 -- Science. NEUROSCIENCE: Long-Term Memory: A Positive Role for a Prion? -- Wickelgren 303 (5654): 28a -- Science. STKE: Notching Up Long-Term Memories -- Ray 303 (5662): 1261 -- Science. Oscillating Assemblies of Neurons -- 304 (5679): 1871k -- Science. Sites of Neocortical Reorganization Critical for Remote Spatial Memory -- Maviel et al. 305 (5680): 96 -- Science. The Wheres and Hows of Memory -- 305 (5688): 1210h -- Science. Spatial Representation in the Entorhinal Cortex -- Fyhn et al. 305 (5688): 1258 -- Science.
Longevity, Quality, and the One-Hoss Shay -- Kennedy 305 (5689): 1369 -- Science. Membrane Recycling--Memory's Key? -- 305 (5692): 1869m -- Science. Cleavage of proBDNF by tPA/Plasmin Is Essential for Long-Term Hippocampal Plasticity -- Pang et al. 306 (5695): 487 -- Science. Neuroscience: Higher Brain Functions -- Stern et al. 306 (5695): 431 -- Science. Proteases, Neurotrophins, and Memory -- 306 (5695): 369j -- Science. Protein Kinase C Overactivity Impairs Prefrontal Cortical Regulation of Working Memory -- Birnbaum et al. 306 (5697): 882 -- Science.
Stress Interferes with Working Memory -- 306 (5697): 775l -- Science. SOCIETY FOR NEUROSCIENCE MEETING: Brain Cells May Pay the Price for a Bad Night's Sleep -- Miller 306 (5699): 1126a -- Science. What, Not How -- 306 (5700): 1286c -- Science. STKE: Better Learning Without Channels -- Ray 306 (5703): 1863c -- Science. NEUROSCIENCE: Making Memories -- Hurtley 307 (5707): 182b -- Science.
Memory in Space and Time -- 302 (5651): 1621 -- Science. How Are Memories Stored and Retrieved? -- Miller 309 (5731): 92 -- Science. Packed into the kilogram or so of neural wetware between the ears is everything we know: a compendium of useful and trivial facts about the world, the history of our lives, plus every skill we've ever learned, from riding a bike to persuading a loved one to take out the trash.
Memories make each of us unique, and they give continuity to our lives. Understanding how memories are stored in the brain is an essential step toward understanding ourselves. Neuroscientists have already made great strides, identifying key brain regions and potential molecular mechanisms. Still, many important questions remain unanswered, and a chasm gapes between the molecular and whole-brain research. The birth of the modern era of memory research is often pegged to the publication, in 1957, of an account of the neurological patient H.M.
Memorable diagram. Santiago Ramòn y Cajal's drawing of the hippocampus. Tying this work to the whole-brain research is a major challenge. Colored Memory -- 308 (5721): 492c -- Science. Spatial Memory Maps -- 308 (5723): 753j -- Science. Milestones -- 308 (5729): 1739a -- Science. How Are Memories Stored and Retrieved? -- Miller 309 (5731): 92 -- Science. Tau Suppression in a Neurodegenerative Mouse Model Improves Memory Function -- SantaCruz et al. 309 (5733): 476 -- Science. Sleepless and Sharp -- 309 (5740): 1485b -- Science. Hippocampal Memory Formation Revisited -- 309 (5734): 532i -- Science. NEUROSCIENCE: Widespread Cortical Networks Underlie Memory and Attention -- Gaffan 309 (5744): 2172 -- Science. NEUROSCIENCE: Sleep Consolidates Visual Experience -- Stern 310 (5747): 407b -- Science. NEUROSCIENCE: The Neuron Doctrine, Redux -- Bullock et al. 310 (5749): 791 -- Science. Observing the Formation and Recollection of Memories -- 310 (5756): 1865i -- Science.
Category-Specific Cortical Activity Precedes Retrieval During Memory Search -- Polyn et al. 310 (5756): 1963 -- Science. SENTENCED TO REMEMBER -- 311 (5768): 1687d -- Science. NEUROSCIENCE: The Map in the Brain: Grid Cells May Help Us Navigate -- Heyman 312 (5774): 680 -- Science. NEUROSCIENCE: Enhanced: ZAP and ZIP, a Story to Forget -- Bliss et al. 313 (5790): 1058 -- Science. Storage of Spatial Information by the Maintenance Mechanism of LTP -- Pastalkova et al. 313 (5790): 1141 -- Science. Linking LTP with Learning and Memory -- 313 (5790): 1016h -- Science. Learning Induces Long-Term Potentiation in the Hippocampus -- Whitlock et al. 313 (5790): 1093 -- Science. LTP Induction in Glial Cells -- 312 (5779): 1437p -- Science. GOD ON THE BRAIN -- 313 (5792): 1369a -- Science.