Aversive conditioning: Principles of memory storage in sensory cortex

Sensory cortices exhibit plasticity after aversive learning and may have a crucial role in memory storage. A human neuroimaging study has now addressed neural principles underlying olfactory disgust conditioning.

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This study aimed to understand the impact of aversive learning on sensory cortices and elucidate their crucial role in memory storage, specifically in olfactory disgust conditioning.