麻省理工学院的研究揭示了脑区域如何利用特殊细胞 形成空间记忆和偶发记忆。 MIT study reveals how brain regions use special cells to form memories, both spatial and episodic.

麻省理工学院的研究人员开发了一个模型,解释大脑的河马坎普和内脊皮层如何利用地方和网格细胞形成和储存偶发记忆。 MIT researchers have developed a model explaining how the brain's hippocampus and entorhinal cortex use place and grid cells to form and store episodic memories. 模型显示这些脑区域可以创造有或没有空间信息的记忆,使用网格细胞作为脚架,指向大脑中的具体记忆。 The model shows these brain regions can create memories with or without spatial information, using grid cells as a scaffold that points to specific memories in the brain. 这一研究在《自然》中发表,有助于理解大脑如何储存大量信息,以及空间记忆如何与偶发记忆相联系。 This research, published in Nature, helps understand how the brain stores vast amounts of information and how spatial memory is linked to episodic memory.