See original article: Tayler and Wiltgen 20 (10): 553.

Erratum

Learning & Memory 20: 553–557 (2013)

New methods for understanding systems consolidation

Kaycie K. Tayler and Brian J. Wiltgen

In the aforementioned paper, a typographical error changed ∼15% to ∼5% instead (page 555, six lines from the bottom of column 1). The corrected information is as follows:

However, a recent study by Ziv et al. (2013) used optical imaging to examine place cell reactivation in mice and found that ∼25% of neurons in CA1 (with active place fields) were reactivated in the same environment 5 d later. This number decreased slightly over time to ∼15% when sessions were separated by 30 d.

We apologize for any confusion this might have caused.

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