No erasure effect of retrieval-extinction trial on fear memory in the hippocampus-independent and dependent paradigms.

Abstract:

:Recently, Monfils et al. [9] and Clem and Huganir [3] have shown that an isolated retrieval trial before the extinction sessions (retrieval-extinction) in mice and rats prevented the renewal and spontaneous recovery of the original fear memory by inhibiting reconsolidation in a hippocampus-independent manner. In contrast, Chan et al. [2], using the same paradigm, reported that retrieval extinction in rats augmented the renewal and reinstatement of extinguished fear. However, it remains unclear whether or not retrieval extinction in a hippocampus-independent paradigm erases the original fear memory by inhibiting reconsolidation. We therefore conducted three experiments to investigate whether or not retrieval extinction erases the original fear memory by inhibiting reconsolidation in mice. Our major findings were as follows. (1) Retrieval-extinction in mice did not suppress spontaneous recovery and fear renewal in a hippocampus-independent paradigm. (2) Fear renewal was observed when retrieval-strong extinction in a hippocampus-independent paradigm was performed. (3) Retrieval extinction in a hippocampus-dependent paradigm did not erase the original fear memory. These results suggested that fear extinction after retrieval in mice does not inhibit reconsolidation of previously consolidated fear memory in either a hippocampus-independent or -dependent paradigm.

journal_name

Neurosci Lett

journal_title

Neuroscience letters

authors

Ishii D,Matsuzawa D,Matsuda S,Tomizawa H,Sutoh C,Shimizu E

doi

10.1016/j.neulet.2012.06.048

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2012-08-08 00:00:00

pages

76-81

issue

1

eissn

0304-3940

issn

1872-7972

pii

S0304-3940(12)00856-7

journal_volume

523

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