spatial memory

Spatial information travels from thalamus to neocortex to hippocampus {spatial memory}. Hippocampus has non-topographic cognitive space map, stored in pyramidal place cells. Place fields are stable and form in minutes [Brown et al., 1998]. Hippocampus place cells increase firing when body is at that location [Ekstrom et al., 2003] [Frank et al., 2000] [Nadel and Eichenbaum, 1999] [O'Keefe and Nadel, 1978] [Rolls, 1999] [Scalaidhe et al., 1997] [Wilson and McNaughton, 1993] [Zhang et al., 1998].

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