Meanings of spatial navigation in anglès

The hippocampus plays a pivotal role in short term memory and spatial navigation.

Offspring were tested in either a spatial navigation or an avoidance task as juveniles or adults.

A widespread network involving cortical and subcortical brain structures forms the neural substrate of human spatial navigation.

Beginning on postnatal day (PD) 19, offspring were tested daily in a water maze spatial navigation task.

As juveniles, the combined exposure group took longer to learn the spatial navigation task compared with all other groups.

The hippocampus plays an integral role in spatial navigation, learning and memory, and is a major site for adult neurogenesis.

However, heterozygotes showed increased use of a spatial navigation strategy in a dual-solution water maze, as opposed to a stimulus-response strategy.

The medial entorhinal cortex (MEC) contains specialized neurons called grid cells that form part of the spatial navigation system.

However, they showed a dissociation, whereby distal auditory cues failed to support spatial navigation but did support spatially localized reward checking.

Findings suggest BPA exposure induced non-EE-like gene expression and epigenetic changes in adult rat hippocampi, a region involved in spatial navigation.

Rats performed a virtual spatial navigation task analogous to the Morris maze where only distal visual or auditory cues provided spatial information.

Critical periods for alcohol-induced deficits in spatial navigation and passive avoidance learning were investigated with a rat model of fetal alcohol syndrome.

Her hippocampus, a small region of the brain associated with memory and spatial navigation that is known to respond well to exercise, looks especially good.

These findings strengthen the connection between studies of theta-band activity in rodents and humans and offer additional insight into the neural mechanisms of spatial navigation.

Thus, spatial navigation training appears to affect cortical brain structure of young adults, but there is reduced potential for experience-dependent cortical alterations in old age.

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