Memory is one of the crucial aspects of human existence that is essential for the survival of human beings, vital in order to pass on information from one generation to another, and obligatory in order to attain certain knowledge regarding specific threats and circumstances so that the same errors can be avoided in the future. Memory also serves as a significant component of mental well-being. Considering the recent advancement in medical sciences in the past few years, it has explored new promising methods for understanding and managing psychopathologies of various diseases by deeply understanding and exploring the principles thatexplain how consolidation and reconsolidation of memory take place inside the human brain, how fragile memory traces become robust with time and are desensitised to any intervention, etc. In this review, wewill try to explain the mechanisms and processes involved in memory consolidation and the influence of various determinants on memory consolidation from a neurobiological perspective in a more pronouncedand well-defined way in order to provide a better comprehension for addressing the various psychopathologies that are linked with different psychiatric diseases.
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