«When we experience something new,
cells in the hippocampus fire in a particular order.
Not exact matches
In 2011 researchers found that these waves of electricity cause neurons in the hippocampus, the main brain area involved with memory, to fire backward during sleep, sending an electrical signal from their axons to their own dendrites rather than to other cell
In 2011 researchers found that these waves of electricity cause neurons
in the hippocampus, the main brain area involved with memory, to fire backward during sleep, sending an electrical signal from their axons to their own dendrites rather than to other cell
in the
hippocampus, the main brain area involved with memory, to
fire backward during sleep, sending an electrical signal from their axons to their own dendrites rather than to other
cells.
When both mice and people navigate, specialised «place»
cells in the brain's
hippocampus fire.
By measuring the amount and location of the
hippocampus cell firing, the researchers were able to determine that the neurons
fired in the exact reverse order of the
firing that occurred when the rat scurried from one end of the track to the other.
John O'Keefe discovered that certain
cells in a region of the brain called the
hippocampus preferentially
fired, or were activated, when an animal was
in a particular environmental location — the first description of «place
cells».