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Rats know their limits with border cells

Posted on Monday, December 22, 2008 by Mo Costandi under Neuroscience

Spatial navigation is the process on which we rely to orient ourselves within the environment and to negotiate our way through it. OurĀ  ability to do so depends upon cognitive maps, mental representations of the surrounding spaces, which are constructed by the brain and are used by it to calculate one’s present location, based on […]

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Developmental topographical disorientation

Posted on Tuesday, September 23, 2008 by Mo Costandi under Neuroscience

We continually rely on our abilities of spatial navigation, be it for the daily commute to work, a trip to the local supermarket, or simply to make our way to the bathroom in the middle of the night. These tasks involve complex cognitive processes, yet most people perform them effortlessly and some develop them to […]

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