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The 24 pages that link to Hippocampus, each with the reason it gives.

• Post-traumatic stress disorderRelated: Context processing helps distinguish a traumatic memory from present danger.

• MemoryRelated: Damage to the hippocampus can sharply impair the formation of new declarative memories.

• AmygdalaCompared with: Unlike the amygdala’s emotional learning role, it is especially associated with contextual and episodic memory.

• Cerebral cortexCompared with: It is not part of the cortex, but works with cortical regions in memory formation.

• Long-term potentiationRelated: Its accessible circuits became a central preparation for studying potentiation.

• Memory consolidationRelated: It helps bind new experiences and supports their gradual integration into cortical networks.

• Prefrontal cortexCompared with: It supplies memory-related information to prefrontal systems but is not part of the frontal cortex.

• Episodic memoryRelated: It helps bind an event’s people, place, and details into a retrievable memory.

• AmnesiaRelated: Damage to it can produce severe difficulty forming new memories.

• Gray matterBroader topic: Its gray matter is studied in memory, aging, and neurological disease.

• Temporal lobeBroader topic: It is a central temporal-lobe mechanism for establishing new memories.

• Anterograde amnesiaRelated: Damage here can prevent new experiences from becoming durable memories.

• Fear extinctionRelated: Context signals help determine whether fear or extinction learning governs responding.

• Animal navigationRelated: Hippocampal circuits support spatial memories used to locate destinations.

• NeocortexCompared with: Its allocortical structure and memory roles differ from neocortical organization and functions.

• Limbic systemBroader topic: It links limbic circuitry to the formation of new memories.

• Recall (memory)Related: It helps coordinate the retrieval of distributed details in episodic memories.

• Temporal lobe epilepsyRelated: The hippocampus is a frequent site of structural abnormalities associated with temporal-lobe seizure onset.

• CerebrumRelated: It works with cerebral networks to establish memories that can later be represented across cortex.

• Susumu TonegawaRelated: Tonegawa’s group studied hippocampal circuits in memory and memory-related behavior.

• Edvard MoserRelated: Research on hippocampal navigation led the Mosers to investigate neighboring entorhinal regions.

• Human brainBroader topic: It helps explain how the brain creates new memories.

• Ramón Villeda MoralesBroader topic: Its plasticity and neurogenesis make it a frequent focus of aging experiments.

• Demis HassabisRelated: Hassabis’s neuroscience research examined its role in memory and imagination.