The cerebellum and the hippocampus are key structures for the acquisition of conditioned
eyeblink responses. Whereas the cerebellum seems to be crucial for all types of eyeblink …

Eyeblink conditioning is a paradigm commonly used to investigate the neural mechanisms
underlying motor learning. It involves the paired presentation of a tone-conditioning stimulus …

During delay classical conditioning of the eyelid response, which models both associative
learning and motor learning, the essential memory is formed in the cerebellum. In this …

Over the past decade the advent of mouse transgenics has generated new perspectives on
the study of cerebellar molecular mechanisms that are essential for eyeblink conditioning …

There are controversies whether learning of conditioned eyeblink responses primarily takes
place within the cerebellar cortex, the interposed nuclei, or both. It has also been suggested …

Experiment 1 examined acquisition of the classically conditioned eyeblink response in
rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) during reversible cooling lesions of the cerebellar cortex …

Trace eyeblink conditioning was investigated in 31 patients with focal cerebellar lesions and
19 age-matched controls. Twelve patients presented with lesions including the territory of …

Classical delay eyeblink conditioning is likely the most commonly used paradigm to study
cerebellar learning. As yet, few studies have focused on extinction and savings of …

Classical conditioning of the eyeblink reflex to a neutral stimulus that predicts an aversive
stimulus is a basic form of associative learning. Acquisition and retention of this learned …

Classical conditioning of the eye-blink reflex in the rabbit is a form of motor learning that is
uniquely dependent on the cerebellum. The cerebellar learning hypothesis proposes that …