Two studies help reveal the dynamics of memory. New memories that weaken during the day can be strengthened by a period of sleep. And when memories are reactivated, they must be re-stored in order to persist.
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Nader, K. Re-recording human memories. Nature 425, 571–572 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1038/425571a
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