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This note is intended to be deleted regularly below the 3rd line. Essentially it's a copy/paste pad for working across notes. An external short term memory aid. | ||
If you are new here. 1. Check the Readme.md for updates. 2. Check the Wiki for contents. | ||
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# Morphology | ||
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# On LTP Memory & Dendritic Morphology | ||
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My updated conjecture is that long term memories are not just from synaptic connections but essentially they are from the morphology of the cell itself, specifically the morphology of the dendrite, because that determines what signal patterns the dendrite (or the cell) responds, how great the magnitude cellular response is, and what types of variations in the signal the cell might create at the exit terminal of individual synapses. | ||
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When a cell gets part of a pattern it updates its synapses, might cause a tiny phase change in its tonic oscillation timing that the rest of the oscillating cell assembly to notice. I am looking at Olfactory bulb research to understand how a cell might instantly update it's sensory input with a partial pattern. Do Potassium receptors get upregulated or down regulated? There was a study on Umami (search my notes, currently in note a0272z) that compared that suggested "taste detection of glutamate (and presumably other amino acids) seems primarily to involve G protein–coupled receptors." | ||
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# "Dopaminergic neurons dynamically update sensory values during navigation" | ||
"Notably, odors alone induced value- and dopamine-dependent changes in the activity of mushroom body output neurons, which store the current value of odors, as well as the behavior of flies steering in a virtual environment." | ||
doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/2022.08.17.504092 | ||
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# "The olfactory bulb carries out concentration invariance calculations by itself and does it very quickly." | ||
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Astrocytes | ||
# "Centripetal integration of past events by hippocampal astrocytes" | ||
"astrocytes (are) computational units of the brain that slowly and conditionally integrate information about the past." | ||
doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/2022.08.16.504030 | ||
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(The notes that mention Neo Mind Cycle are originally from the era between 2011-2015) | ||
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The full Neo Mind Cycle program included nutrition & supplements, not just brain stimulation and neurofeedback, this was a similar to try a little of everything approach in the book about D-ribose "From Fatigued to Fantastic Paperback" by Jacob Teitelbaum M.D. (Author) | ||
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Neo Mind refers to the Neo Cortex, aka the New Rind, aka the giant thing that makes human brains distinct and new from other species | ||
Neurofeedback the way I do it isn't just feedback, it's a feedback loop. or cycle, | ||
hence Neo Mind Cycle: Optimizing your brain is just part of a healthy lifestyle. | ||
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# "Self-modulation of motor cortex activity after stroke: a randomized controlled trial" | ||
Interesting mri / eeg neurofeedback article for folks who had a stroke | ||
https://academic.oup.com/brain/advance-article/doi/10.1093/brain/awac239/6663819 |
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