The drop in dopamine causes anxiety and confusion, now recalling short -
term fear memories, and oxytocin causes the ensuing feelings to register deeply in short - term memory, and so on.
Not exact matches
When the scientists stimulated those cells with light, the critters cowered in
fear, showing that the long -
term memories were already there.
But here is a question with a surprising answer: Would we remember our
fear if we had no long -
term memory?
Now a study led by Bong - Kiun Kaang at Seoul National University has altered that view: Every time a long -
term memory or an associated emotion, like
fear, is retrieved, proteins found in the synapses between neurons are degraded, allowing that
memory to be updated by incoming information.
New research shows that between
fear and recall lies a no - man's - land where long -
term memories can vanish
Light stimulation did not boost the number of spines in normal mice or strengthen the
fear memory, nor did indiscriminately shining light in the dentate gyrus result in any long -
term memory improvement.
In each update of the volume we would be sweating ink (
fearing the two months following the receipt of the new dictionary, in which we would have to identify the new
terms first), learn where the
terms are now located and remove from our
memory the ones that have fallen into disuse.
However, a seizure can also be as subtle as numbness of a part of the body, a brief or long
term loss of
memory, seeing sparkling or flashes, sensing an unpleasant odor or a sensation of
fear and total state of confusion which in some cases leads to death during seizure.