hippocampus 的定义
plural hip·po·cam·pi [hip-uh-kam-pahy, -pee]. /ˌhɪp əˈkæm paɪ, -pi/.
- Classical Mythology. a fish-tailed horse of the sea that was ridden by the sea gods.
- Anatomy. an enfolding of cerebral cortex into the lateral fissure of a cerebral hemisphere, having a major role in learning, emotion, and memory, and named for the seahorse shape of its cross section.
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- This study tracked cells in the hippocampus, a curved structure near the center of the brain in both species that’s vital for learning and memory.
- Hassabis, for example, was studying the hippocampus, which processes memory, when he and Legg met.
- In previous “replay” algorithms, these data are then transferred to the hippocampus, which stores the memory and uses it for playback.
- Previous studies have found that by snipping off the ventral connections from the hippocampus to different brain areas, it’s possible to reduce the impact of memories that normally trigger anxiety.
- You see, the hippocampus is special in that it’s one of two brain regions that gives birth to new neurons throughout most of life, although the rate declines with age.
- Cortisol is bad for your brain, particularly the hippocampus, which encodes memories.
- In depressed people, for instance, the hippocampus tends to be smaller than in healthy people.
- Until now, most research on the brain changes caused by stress has focused on the hippocampus, which processes memories.
- Eventually it ends in the substance of the hippocampus and in the uncus of the temporal lobe.
- The hippocampus, which is otherwise known as the “sea-horse,” affords another interesting example of aquatic locomotion.
- The little seahorse (Syngnathus hippocampus) is commonly found here.
- The first on the right has two figures of Nereids traversing the sea, one on a sea-bull the other on a hippocampus.
- These little cuirassed fishes consist of two genera, Syngnathus and Hippocampus.