The regulation of fear memories is critical for adaptive behaviors and dysregulation of these
processes is implicated in trauma-and stress-related disorders. Treatments for these …

The reuniens (Re) nucleus is located in the ventral midline thalamus. It has fostered
increasing interest, not only for its participation in a variety of cognitive functions (eg, spatial …

The adaptive regulation of fear memories is a crucial neural function that prevents
inappropriate fear expression. Fear memories can be acquired through contextual fear …

The nucleus reuniens (RE) is a ventral midline thalamic nucleus that interconnects the
medial prefrontal cortex (mPFC) and hippocampus (HPC). Considerable data indicate that …

Memory formation enables the retention of life experiences overtime. Based on previously
acquired information, organisms can anticipate future events and adjust their behaviors to …

The CA1, an important subregion of the hippocampus, is anatomically and functionally
heterogeneous in the dorsal and ventral hippocampus. Here, to dissect the distinctions …

The consolidation of declarative memories is believed to occur mostly during sleep and
involves a dialogue between two brain regions, the hippocampus and the medial prefrontal …

Fear and trauma generate some of the longest-lived memories. Despite the corresponding
need to understand how such memories can be attenuated, the underlying brain circuits …

Over the past twenty years, the reuniens and rhomboid (ReRh) nuclei, which constitute the
ventral midline thalamus, have received constantly growing attention. Since our first review …

In humans, most of our new memories are in some way or another related to what we have
already experienced. However, in memory research, especially in non-human animal …