Rosalina Fonseca

The paper investigates temporal rules governing fear memory association and competition, showing that neutral events within 30 minutes of fearful events can either cooperate or compete based on timing and thalamic activity.

This paper shows that Cdc42 activation is necessary for maintaining long-term potentiation and heterosynaptic cooperation and competition in neurons.

The paper shows that non-Hebbian plasticity can convert transient experiences into lasting memories through synaptic manipulations outside the time of initial learning.

The paper shows that cannabinoid receptor modulation of thalamic input in the lateral amygdala gates synaptic cooperation and competition based on temporal sequence and PRP availability.