The Effects of Changes in the Environment on the Spatial Firing of Hippocampal Complex-Spike Cells.¶
Muller, R. U., & Kubie, J. L. (1987). The Effects of Changes in the Environment on the Spatial Firing of Hippocampal Complex-Spike Cells. Journal of Neuroscience, 7(7), 1951-1968.
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- Remapping
- In neuroscience, hippocampal place cells fire at specific locations in one environment and at entirely uncorrelated locations in a second, the same neuron participating in many maps with discrete transitions on context recognition.
This sourceDemonstrates place-cell remapping: the same cell fires at uncorrelated locations across distinct environments.
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Muller & Kubie 1987 reports that a place cell's firing pattern in one enclosure cannot be predicted from its pattern in another, which backs the remapping half of the claim but says nothing about discrete transitions on context recognition.
“By contrast, when the apparatus floor plan was changed from circular to rectangular, the firing pattern of a cell in an apparatus of one shape could not be predicted from a knowledge of the firing pattern in the other shape.”
- In neuroscience, hippocampal place cells fire at specific locations in one environment and at entirely uncorrelated locations in a second, the same neuron participating in many maps with discrete transitions on context recognition.
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