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Local cell-assemblies, mesoscopic inter-laminar circuit, distant inter-areal network, and their couplings: Memory system in the macaque cortex

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Abstract:

A brain-wide distributed network orchestrates cognitive memorizing and remembering of explicit memory (i.e., memory of facts and events), and it has been revealed that the primate temporal cortex and frontal cortex implement basic machineries for the internal representation of visual objects and its manipulation. We have previously identified neural correlates of some key elements of this memory system at the single neuron level. The present talk addresses a possibility that this knowledge of single neuron elements can be integrated into a network-level understanding through our recent findings on organization and function of local memory-related cell-assemblies, inter-laminar signal processing across cortical layers, and inter-areal interactions that are targeting distinct inter-laminar processes in the macaque temporal cortex.

 

References

Osada, T., Adachi, Y., Miyamoto, K., Jimura, K., Setsuie, R. and Miyashita, Y. :
Dynamically allocated hub in task-evoked network predicts the vulnerable prefrontal locus for contextual memory retrieval in macaques. PLoS Biol. 13, e1002177, 2015.

Takeda, M., Koyano, W.K., Hirabayashi, T., Adachi, Y. and Miyashita, Y. :
Top-down regulation of laminar circuit via inter-area signal for successful object memory recall in monkey temporal cortex. 
Neuron  86, 840-852, 2015.

Hirabayashi, T., Takeuchi, D., Tamura, K. and Miyashita, Y. :
Microcircuits for hierarchical elaboration of object coding across primate temporal areas.
Science  
341, 191-195, 2013.

Miyamoto, K., Osada, T., Adachi, Y., Matsui, T., Kimura, H.M. and Miyashita, Y. :
Functional differentiation of memory retrieval network in macaque posterior parietal cortex.
Neuron  
77, 787-799, 2013.

Hirabayashi, T., Takeuchi, D., Tamura, K. and Miyashita, Y. :
Functional microcircuit recruited during retrieval of object association memory in monkey perirhinal cortex. 
Neuron  77, 192-203, 2013.

Takeuchi, D., Hirabayashi, T., Tamura, K. and Miyashita, Y. :
Reversal of interlaminar signal between sensory and memory processing in monkey temporal cortex. 
Science  331, 1443-1447, 2011.

Miyashita, Y. :  Cognitive memory: cellular and network machineries and their top-down control. Science  306, 435-440, 2004.

Targetgroup

open to public

Referent

Yasushi Miyashita (University of Tokyo)

Journey Description

Map

E - Main Entrance/Reception
1 - Managing Board; sections: Infection Biology Unit, Unit of Infection Models, Laboratory Animal Science Unit, Primate Genetics Laboratory, Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology Unit, Cognitive Ethology Laboratory, Neurobiology Laboratory, Research Coordination, Public Relations, Information Technology, Administration, Technical Support, Library.
2 - Material Delivery/Purchase
3 - Platform Degenerative Diseases
4 - Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory
5 - Animal Husbandry
6 - Imaging Center, Functional Imaging Laboratory


Arrival by car

Leave the interstate A7 at exit "Göttingen Nord". Follow the B27 straight ahead in the direction of "Braunlage". After the third traffic light intersection turn right towards "Kliniken". Afterwards turn left onto "Robert-Koch-Straße" direction "Universität Nordbereich/Polizei". At the end of "Robert-Koch-Straße" turn right onto "Otto-Hahn-Straße", direction "Nikolausberg". The first street on the left turn onto "Kellnerweg", follow the signs "Deutsches Primatenzentrum".


Arrival by bus

The footpath from the bus stop "Kellnerweg" to the Main Entrance/Reception: 
From Bus stop "Kellnerweg" (line 21/22 and 23) Cross the road, go in the direction of the bus. At the mailbox, turn left into the footpath and proceed to the end. Turn right into the Kellnerweg. The main entrance of the DPZ is on the left side.

Date and Time 03.12.15 - 16:00 - 17:30 Signup is not required

Location Lecture hall, DPZ, Kellnerweg 4

Organiser

Leibniz-ScienceCampus

Contact Dr. Christian Schloegl
<link cschloegl@dpz.eu>cschloegl@dpz.eu</link>
Phone: 0551-3851-480
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