Abstract
The ability to forget fear-inducing situations is essential for adapting to our environment, but the neural mechanisms underlying 'fear forgetting' remain unclear. Novel findings reveal that the activity of the infralimbic cortex- specifically during REM sleep- contributes to the extinction of fear memory.
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