Owen Jones Flashcards

how signals in the brain represent out interpretations of the outside environment

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Central-Peripheral Nervous System Division

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Reactivation (Memory)

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event triggers activity in cell assembly, because of strengthened connectivity, it is more likely to make the next one fire, i.e. it is easier to reproduce the pattern of activation.

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Short Term Memory Storage

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‘Reverberating’ activity in networks of neurons

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Long-Term Memory Storage

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Stored by changing the strength of connections between neurons in a network

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Donald Hebb

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proposed that long-term memory depends on changes in synaptic strength + when a post-synaptic and pre-synaptic neuron are active at the same time, the synapse between them is strengthened.

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LTP

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Long-Term Potentiation is an artificial strengthening of synapses with many of the properties predicted by Hebb.

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LTP induction depends on…

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activation of the NMDA receptor, and NMDA antagonists block learning

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What does ZIP impact and how?

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LTP maintenance, ZIP produces forgetting (reversal of both memory and LTP)

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Binding

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Cell Assembly

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Memories are stored in cell assemblies = ensembles of neurons connected by synapses that have been strengthened in an LTP-like manner

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