Tag: Entorhinal

This is an image showing LRIP inhibitory neurons (in green) extending from the entorhinal cortex (lower right) into the hippocampus. LRIPs have been found to be part of a sophisticated mechanism that is critical to the formation of contextual memories.
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How your brain distinguishes safety from danger

byAlexandru Micu

January 8, 2016

Columbia University researchers have successfully identified the cellular network that allows mice to remember which environments are safe and which ...

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How your brain distinguishes safety from danger

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