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Aging disrupts transcriptional programs for memory updating in the dorsal hippocampus and reveals a required role for
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Existing memories can be updated with new information through a process known as reconsolidation, though the molecular mechanisms underlying this process are poorly understood. Additionally, memory updating is impaired with aging, but little is known about how this impairment occurs. Here, we used a hippocampus-dependent memory updating task alongside transcriptomics to identify which genes are upregulated in the dorsal hippocampus specifically during a memory update in both young adult mice, which show successful memory updating, and in old mice, which do not. In young mice, we observed that distinct transcriptional programs were activated by reconsolidation-dependent memory updating and memory retrieval without new information. In old mice, similar transcriptional programs were engaged by both memory updating and memory retrieval. From our sequencing results, we identified
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