Methylphenidate induces state-dependency of social recognition learning: Central components

Carolina Garrido Zinn,Leticia Bühler,Lorena Evelyn Cavalcante,Scheila Daiane Schmidt,Flávia Fagundes Ferreira,Mara Lise Zanini,Cristiane Regina Guerino Furini,Jociane de Carvalho Myskiw,Ivan Izquierdo

Neurobiology of Learning and Memory（2018）

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Abstract

•Methylphenidate causes a state-dependent social recognition memory (SRM).•The MPH state-dependent effect relies on the ventromedial prefrontal cortex.•The noradrenergic tonus increase in the hippocampus impairs the recall of SRM.

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Social recognition memory,Methylphenidate,Hippocampus,Prefrontal cortex,State-dependent learning

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