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Then the whole crew said the women he come to you know the was the end mouse in the early stage actually still. because although not trying to kill joe record you can all get between you can retrieve it but i think its all mental the genetics anything credible that it walks. up to genetics is still in the early stages of development but this technology could one day provide solutions for serious memory problems. in order to be able to do something about a chemical case of amnesia we need to be a...

Exaggerate a little since hes from i say so he says twenty centimeters republicans see he knows the difference between the reality and the exaggeration bruce like twenty centimeters goes into his long term memory model damn it was one of them something that. going some improves only money if someone asks him a week later about a sketch he recalls twenty centimeters equal and since hes from i say he now says thirty centimeters implicitly he stores that in his long term memory to the fullest so hi...

Experience is stored there. the storage area is called the hippocampus a true warehouse of our perception the hippocampus processes information and then distributes it to the brains memory banks the research into this process has proven difficult. data is stored in more or less interconnected neuron packets. all memories look like after theyve gone through a lapse where are they finally stored. thats what the research is trying to find that. the hippocampus can also work in reverse when we recal...

Here we can follow the mouses movements in real time is the sound you hear is neuron activity we know that theres a neuron discharge when the mouse is at a specific location. the place cells taken together create a kind of cognitive map in the brain phone with the mouse arrived at a particular location certain neurons discharge. it takes five to ten minutes to create a play cell map. then it serves as a memory image of the mouse around it looks at the phone the. police will. you know only if we ...

That through genetic manipulation. when the neurons are being externally activated because theyve been exposed to an odor the flies associate that odor with an imaginary electric shock so the yoda serves as a warning signal the odor creates an artificial and traumatic memory despite the fact that nothing happened to cause it the manipulation of a few neurons creates the illusion of an electric shock and the unpleasant memory associated with it. indeed the next time that the fly is exposed to thi...

To find out more about this lets go back to past crowd relays lap. hes used the moment when the brain consolidates new memories to infiltrate a mouses brain and to raise a specific memory. and he did it with this sophisticated experiment. the man placed in a basin of liquid and then manages to save himself by climbing onto a platform. when hes placed in the base and the next day he immediately heads for the platform so hes remembered what to do in this situation.

Complicated and the memory we are talking about is also very complicated so all we need a very simple system and thats where fly can contribute the. professor hero mode trying to motorola has successfully managed to produce an artificial memory in the brain of a fruit fly. so it may not be that obvious but the flies in the brain and its a very efficient brain and they can form a very good memory. so this is my life. you can call it this is like a fly school say for example this room test flight ...

A memory is recalled it temporarily becomes unstable and therefore it can be changed or else you tell us who are who so that when information comes into the brain its consolidated into a memory of unease and in two thousand we discover that when we recall a memory its in an unstable state and new information can be added to it and this revised memory can be consolidated and stored with just like the one it was based on on the walk it was reviewed and so there is a point in time at which memories...

The brain they may not have been used for a long time well theyve been damaged or lost juju disease such as alzheimers. so if we take letters or words as an analogy for memory information storage and storage deficit were memory is completely lost would be analogous to a book being burned youre never going to get that information back but in a library situation you can imagine a scenario word the book is somewhere in the library but you dont know where it is you dont know how to find it so its no...

So during the night the patterns move back and forth like a swing. we push that swing when its up so that it will continue to swing and swing longer. and that enhances the processes of memory consolidation or the reactivation of memory traces in the hippocampus and it transfers to the cortex which. after. the subject is tested right after she wakes out she will be asked to recall the word pairs that she memorized the night before. the subjects can usually remember fifteen out of a total of eight...