Lecture 5 Flashcards

Memory

1
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What did Donald Hebb propose?

A

Each memory is a pattern of firing

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2
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What is a cell assembly?

A

A group of connected neurons that fire in a certain pattern to represent a memory

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3
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What is short term memory (by Hebb)?

A

Cell assembly forms a closed loop after activation and reverberation is memory

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4
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What is long term memory (by Hebb)?

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Cells in the assembly strengthen connections so easier to get same firing pattern

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5
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What is reactivation?

A

When remembering an event the same part of the brain is active as when the memory was made

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6
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What did Davis et al. (1992) do?

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Blocked NMDA receptors and looked at water maze performance

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7
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What did Pastalkova et al. (2006) do?

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Reversed LTP with ZIP drug put in rotating maze and has to avoid a certain area

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8
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What does V4 do?

A

Colour perception

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9
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What does V5 do?

A

Motion perception

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10
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What does IT cortex do?

A

Recognises shapes

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11
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What is the binding problem?

A

How does brain link so many separate components to know is one object

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12
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How does brain bind things as one object?

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When things fire together they wire together so recognise as one object

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