Memory systems consolidation is often conceived as the linear, time-dependent,
neurobiological shift of memory from hippocampal-cortical to cortico-cortical dependency …

Memory consolidation refers to the transformation over time of experience-dependent
internal representations and their neurobiological underpinnings. The process is assumed …

With time and experience, memories undergo a process of reorganization that involves
different neuronal networks, known as systems consolidation. The traditional view, as …

Highlights•The nature of a memory trace, not its age, determines its hippocampal
dependence.•Remote memories rich in perceptual detail still engage the hippocampus …

The original concept of consolidation considers that memory requires time to be fixed. Since
2000, a comparable protein-dependent re-stabilization phase, called reconsolidation, has …

We review reports of brain activations that occur immediately prior to the onset or following
the offset of to-be-remembered information and can predict subsequent mnemonic success …

Retrieval of recently acquired declarative memories depends on the hippocampus, but with
time, retrieval is increasingly sustainable by neocortical representations alone. This process …

Conscious memory for a new experience is initially dependent on information stored in both
the hippocampus and neocortex. Systems consolidation is the process by which the …

Historically, the hippocampus has been viewed as a temporary memory structure.
Consistent with the central premise of standard consolidation theory (SCT), a memory is …

Memory consolidation is the hypothetical process in which an item in memory is transformed
into a long-term form. It is commonly addressed at two complementary levels of description …