New 3-D Modeling Tech**logy for Exploring Brain’s Memory Centers The complexity of neuronal connections is particularly evident for neurons that comprise one of the primary Memory centers*in the brain – the hippocampus, which plays a fundamental role in Memory formation and spatial navigation. The anatomy of hippocampal neuronal networks and their connectivity to other brain regions has remained, to a large extent, elusive. Researchers from the Ruhr University Bochum, Germany recently published a paper in Frontiers in Neuroanatomy describing a **vel strategy for 3-D Modeling of the Brain’s Memory centers.
The **vel Modeling Tech**logy was developed by Dr. Martin Pyka and colleagues from the Mercator Research Group, and enables 3-D computer reconstruction of the Brain’s anatomy. More than a strictly anatomical model, the Tech**logy facilitates quantitation of neural connectivity, based on the spatial orientation of neurons and their projections. Using calculations generated from 3-D models, the investigators tracked the temporal propagation of neural signals across the networks. In doing so, they discovered that the size and shape of the hippocampus may be responsible for the specific neuronal firing frequency. This in**vative Tech**logy provides a unique opportunity to study how memories are formed in the hippocampus from multiple sources of information input.
10-08-2014, 08:01 PM
New 3-D Modeling Tech**logy for Exploring Brain’s Memory Centers
The complexity of neuronal connections is particularly evident for neurons that comprise one of the primary Memory centers*in the brain – the hippocampus, which plays a fundamental role in Memory formation and spatial navigation. The anatomy of hippocampal neuronal networks and their connectivity to other brain regions has remained, to a large extent, elusive. Researchers from the Ruhr University Bochum, Germany recently published a paper in Frontiers in Neuroanatomy describing a **vel strategy for 3-D Modeling of the Brain’s Memory centers.
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