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Impairing Forgetting by Preventing New Learning and Memory by Sangha, Susan, Scheibenstock, Andi, Martens, Kara, Varshney, Nishi, Cooke, Ria, Lukowiak, Ken

“…Two causes of forgetting have been promulgated: memory trace decay and retroactive interference. The authors show that forgetting is an active process…”
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Operant conditioning of an in vitro CNS-pneumostome preparation of Lymnaea by McComb, Chloe, Rosenegger, David, Varshney, Nishi, Kwok, Hiu Yee, Lukowiak, Ken

“…Operant conditioning of aerial respiratory behaviour and its consolidation into long-term memory in Lymnaea has been previously studied in both intact, freely…”
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Associative learning and memory in Lymnaea stagnalis: how well do they remember? by Lukowiak, Ken, Sangha, Susan, McComb, Chloe, Varshney, Nishi, Rosenegger, David, Sadamoto, Hisayo, Scheibenstock, Andi

“…The search for 'the how and the where' of memory formation in the brain, the engram, is still one of the unattained 'Holy Grails' of neuroscience. Over the…”
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Juvenile Lymnaea ventilate, learn and remember differently than do adult Lymnaea by McComb, Chloe, Varshney, Nishi, Lukowiak, Ken

“…Adult snails are capable of learning associatively not to perform aerial respiration and then to consolidate the acquired behaviour into long-term memory…”
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A molluscan model system in the search for the engram by Lukowiak, Ken, Sangha, Susan, Scheibenstock, Andi, Parvez, Kashif, McComb, Chloe, Rosenegger, David, Varshney, Nishi, Sadamoto, Hisayo

“…A 3-neuron central pattern generator, whose sufficiency and necessity has been directly demonstrated, mediates aerial respiratory behaviour in the pond snail,…”
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Memory, reconsolidation and extinction in Lymnaea require the soma of RPeD1 by Sangha, Susan, Varshney, Nishi, Fras, Mary, Smyth, Kim, Rosenegger, David, Parvez, Kashif, Sadamoto, Hisayo, Lukowiak, Ken

“…The central pattern generator (CPG) that drives aerial respiratory behaviour in Lymnaea consists of 3 neurons. One of these, RPeD1--the cell that initiates…”
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Perifolliculitis Capitis Abscedens et Suffodiens in an 18-Year-Old Aboriginal Canadian Patient: Case Report and Review of the Literature by Varshney, Nishi, Al Hammadi, Anwar, Sam, Hakeem, Watters, A. Kevin

“…Background: Perifolliculitis capitis abscedens et suffodiens (PCAS) is a suppurative process that involves the scalp, eventually resulting in extensive…”
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