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Neural Concomitants of Remote Memory in a Comedian with Exceptional Verbal Memory

机译:喜剧演员中遥不可及的神经伴随物,具有出色的口头记忆

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Most studies exploring how remote memory is represented in the brain are based on strong episodic self-related components. Because of methodological reasons, much less is known about how the information concerning the semantic part of autobiographical memory is retrieved, and whether the brain correlates differ according to the autobiographical moment of the memory formation. In the present study, we explored the neural concomitants of the retrieval of texts learnt at different periods of life, in a comedian with exceptional verbal memory skills. This 49-year-old comedian was instructed to recite aloud a total of 30 texts he learnt during three different epochs: before the age of 15 years (E1), between the age of 15 and 25 years (E2), and after the age of 25 years (E3). The most salient activation was observed for memory from the farthest period, with a preponderance of the medial rostral prefrontal cortex (PFC) and of the precuneus. There was no hippocampal activation during text retrieval by comparison to a control condition, whatever the learning period. This study supports the assumption that the recall of remote semantic memories can occur without hippocampal activation. We discussed the activation of the rostral PFC during retrieval of the oldest (and best consolidated) memories as the possible involvement of control meta-memory processes rather than memory processes per se.
机译:大多数研究探讨大脑中远程记忆的代表是基于强烈的情节自我相关组件。由于方法上的原因,关于自传记忆的语义部分的信息以及大脑相关的相关性是否根据记忆形成的自传力矩而有所不同。在本研究中,我们探讨了在生活的不同时期所学的文本检索的神经伴侣,在具有卓越的语言记忆技巧的喜剧演员中。这位49岁的喜剧演员被指示大声朗诵他在三个不同时期中学到的30篇文本:15岁(E1),15岁至25岁之间(E2)和年龄之后25年(E3)。从最远的时期开始观察到最突出的激活,并具有内侧前额叶皮层(PFC)和前后的优势。与对照条件相比,在文本检索过程中,无论在文本检索过程中都没有海马激活。这项研究支持这样的假设,即在没有海马激活的情况下可能会发生远程语义记忆的召回。我们讨论了在检索最古老(和最佳合并)记忆的过程中的鼻pfc的激活,这是控制元元记忆过程的可能参与,而不是记忆过程本身。

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