K. V. Anokhin

This study investigates how contextual factors influence the formation of fear memories by linking neutral tones to aversive shocks in mice.

This study examines how distinct contextual memories are linked over time and shows increased neuronal co-reactivation in the hippocampus and amygdala during retrieval of integrated memories.

This study shows that inhibiting protein synthesis during traumatic experiences reduces PTSD-like behavior and normalizes c-Fos expression in mice.

This paper develops a multi-step algorithm for registering perinatal mouse brain images across developmental stages, achieving accurate alignment and synchronization.

This paper develops a method to detect changes in resting-state fMRI activity after stimulus exposure using Laplacian eigenmaps and wavelet smoothing.

The paper uses imaging techniques to show that the anterior parietal cortex is involved in fear memory formation and retrieval in mice.

This study shows that vertebrate chicks with memory impairments cannot relearn specific conditioned stimuli, indicating a specific memory reacquisition deficit.