Basal ganglia contributions to adaptive navigation
@article{Mizumori2009BasalGC, title={Basal ganglia contributions to adaptive navigation}, author={S. Mizumori and C. B. Puryear and A. Martig}, journal={Behavioural Brain Research}, year={2009}, volume={199}, pages={32-42} }
The striatum has long been considered to be selectively important for nondeclarative, procedural types of memory. This stands in contrast with spatial context processing that is typically attributed to hippocampus. Neurophysiological evidence from studies of the neural mechanisms of adaptive navigation reveals that distinct neural systems such as the striatum and hippocampus continuously process task relevant information regardless of the current cognitive strategy. For example, both striatal… CONTINUE READING
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