[Conference poster by Deirdre Harvey and Sean Commins.]
Acquisition of spatial relations between the distal cues and the platform’s location occurs during locomotion in the Morris Watermaze
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IL-10 but not LPS produces increased motor activity and abnormal exploratory patterns while impairing spatial learning
23 Jan[Conference poster by Deirdre Harvey, Roisin Smith, Karen English, Bernard Mahon and Sean Commins.]
Tags: Navigation, Rat, Spatial Memory, Watermaze
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High-density ERPs and source coherence reveal connectivity changes during cross-modal learning
21 Jan[Conference poster by Joe T. Duffin, Richard A. P. Roche, and Sean Commins.]
Tags: EEG/ERP, Hippocampus, Human, Memory/Consolidation, Spatial Memory
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Distal visual cues predict the direction, but not the accurate location, of search for a hidden platform in the water maze
21 Jan[Conference poster by Anne-Marie McGauran, Alan Rogers and Sean Commins.]
Tags: Navigation, Rat, Spatial Memory, Watermaze
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Mapping Brain Immediate Early Gene Expression during Performance and Spatial Learning in the Morris Water Maze Task
21 Jan[Conference poster by Daniel Barry and Sean Commins.]
Tags: Hippocampus, Navigation, Plasticity, Rat, Spatial Memory, Watermaze
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