Chronic in vivo electrophysiological recordings from the hippocampus in freely moving, pre-weaned mice
Jasmin Steudler, Jeroen J. Bos, Morgane Audrain, Freyja Ólafsdóttir · FENS Forum 2024
Although, the first years of our life are influential in adulthood, we can barely remember detailed memories for events (`episodic memory`) from that time. The underlying reason may be the dramatic changes that the hippocampus undergoes postnatally. Episodic(-like) memory is also known to develop late in rodents. As such, hippocampal-dependent memory starts to emerge from ~3weeks of age. This time window is associated with changes in the molecular composition of neurons and the emergence of hippocampal activity mechanisms implicated in the mature memory (e.g. place cells, replay).In order to u
ePoster · Neuroscience