STUDY ABOUT THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MOZART SONATA K448 AND THE EXTINCTION OF FEAR´S MEMORY TO THE SOUND IN MALE MICE.

Memory is defined as the capacity a living being persue to capture, store and receive information. In a similar way, there are mechanisms capable of extinguishing them, through the depression of stimuli responsable for creating the memories. Considering that, some studies exist to corroborate the positive implications of classical music by Mozart in increasing hippocampal neurogenesis, however, there is still a gap that may establish this relationship in the extinction process.