Hippocampus,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
35(3)
Published: April 28, 2025
ABSTRACT
A
theory
and
network
model
are
presented
of
how
scene
representations
built
by
forming
spatial
view
cells
in
the
ventromedial
visual
cortical
pathway
to
hippocampus
primates
including
humans.
Layer
1,
corresponding
V1–V4,
connects
2
retrosplenial
area
uses
competitive
learning
form
feature
combination
neurons
for
part
being
fixated,
a
fixation
patch.
In
3,
parahippocampal
hippocampus,
patches
stitched
together
whole
representations.
This
is
performed
with
continuous
attractor
made
from
overlapping
Gaussian
receptive
fields
as
head
rotates
scene.
addition,
gain
modulation
gaze
direction
maps
correct
representation
when
saccades
made.
Each
neuron
3
thus
cell
that
responds
location
viewed
based
on
features
The
novel
conceptual
advances
this
shows
may
be
primates,
humans,
scenes
anchor
world
(to
allocentric,
world‐based,
space);
contributes
this.
offers
revolutionary
approach
understanding
navigation
episodic
memory
Brain Structure and Function,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
228(5), P. 1201 - 1257
Published: May 13, 2023
The
orbitofrontal
cortex
and
amygdala
are
involved
in
emotion
motivation,
but
the
relationship
between
these
functions
performed
by
brain
structures
is
not
clear.
To
address
this,
a
unified
theory
of
motivation
described
which
motivational
states
instrumental
goal-directed
actions
to
obtain
rewards
or
avoid
punishers,
emotional
that
elicited
when
reward
punisher
received.
This
greatly
simplifies
our
understanding
for
same
set
genes
associated
systems
can
define
primary
unlearned
punishers
such
as
sweet
taste
pain.
Recent
evidence
on
connectivity
human
indicates
value
experienced
with
outputs
cortical
regions
including
those
language,
key
region
depression
changes
motivation.
has
weak
effective
back
humans,
implicated
brainstem-mediated
responses
stimuli
freezing
autonomic
activity,
rather
than
declarative
emotion.
anterior
cingulate
learning
rewards,
ventromedial
prefrontal
providing
goals
navigation
reward-related
effects
memory
consolidation
mediated
partly
via
cholinergic
system.
Hippocampus,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 2, 2024
Abstract
A
key
question
for
understanding
the
function
of
hippocampus
in
memory
is
how
information
recalled
from
to
neocortex.
This
was
investigated
a
neuronal
network
model
hippocampal
system
which
“What”
and
“Where”
firing
rate
vectors
were
applied
separate
neocortical
modules,
then
activated
entorhinal
cortex
dentate
gyrus,
CA3,
CA1,
cortex,
backprojections
showed
that
whole
could
be
trained
recall
neocortex
as
retrieval
cue
neocortex,
principle
up
towards
theoretical
capacity
determined
largely
by
number
synapses
onto
any
one
neuron
divided
sparseness
representation.
The
synaptic
weights
imported
into
an
integrate‐and‐fire
simulation
same
architecture,
time
presenting
module
approximately
100
ms.
sufficiently
fast
backprojection
still
active
neurons
during
storage
episodic
memory,
this
needed
operate
correctly
These
simulations
also
long
loop
neocortex–hippocampus–neocortex
operates
continuously
may
contribute
complete
neocortex;
but
positive
feedback
makes
dynamical
inherently
liable
pathological
increase
activity.
Important
factors
contributed
stability
included
increased
inhibition
CA3
CA1
keep
rates
low;
temporal
adaptation
synapses,
are
proposed
make
important
contribution
stabilizing
runaway
excitation
cortical
circuits
brain.
Human Brain Mapping,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
44(2), P. 629 - 655
Published: Sept. 30, 2022
The
human
posterior
cingulate,
retrosplenial,
and
medial
parietal
cortex
are
involved
in
memory
navigation.
functional
anatomy
underlying
these
cognitive
functions
was
investigated
by
measuring
the
effective
connectivity
of
Posterior
Cingulate
Division
(PCD)
regions
Human
Connectome
Project-MMP1
atlas
171
HCP
participants,
complemented
with
diffusion
tractography.
First,
postero-ventral
parts
PCD
(31pd,
31pv,
7m,
d23ab,
v23ab)
have
temporal
pole,
inferior
visual
cortex,
superior
sulcus
implicated
auditory
semantic
processing,
reward-related
vmPFC
pregenual
anterior
cingulate
hippocampal
system.
This
implicates
it
episodic
memory,
providing
routes
for
"what,"
reward
schema-related
information
to
access
hippocampus.
Second,
antero-dorsal
(especially
31a
23d,
PCV,
also
RSC)
early
cortical
areas
including
those
that
represent
spatial
scenes,
"where"
component
dorsal-transitional-visual
(DVT)
ProStriate
where
retrosplenial
scene
area
is
located
from
parahippocampal
area,
a
ventromedial
route
reach
These
connectivities
provide
important
reward,
scene-related
midcingulate
provides
dorsal
supracallosal
part
premotor
regions.
Hippocampus,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
33(5), P. 533 - 572
Published: Sept. 7, 2022
Abstract
Hippocampal
and
parahippocampal
gyrus
spatial
view
neurons
in
primates
respond
to
the
location
being
looked
at.
The
representation
is
allocentric,
that
responses
are
locations
“out
there”
world,
relatively
invariant
with
respect
retinal
position,
eye
head
direction,
place
where
individual
located.
underlying
connectivity
humans
from
ventromedial
visual
cortical
regions
scene
area,
leading
theory
cells
formed
by
combinations
of
overlapping
feature
inputs
self‐organized
based
on
their
closeness
space.
Thus,
although
represent
“where”
for
episodic
memory
navigation,
they
ventral
stream
what
area.
A
second
driver
parietal
inputs,
which
it
proposed
provide
idiothetic
update
cells,
used
recall
navigation
when
details
obscured.
Inferior
temporal
object
“what”
orbitofrontal
cortex
reward
connect
human
hippocampal
system,
macaques
can
be
associated
hippocampus
cell
representations
implement
memory.
also
a
basis
series
viewed
landmarks,
providing
goals
then
implemented
involved
visuomotor
actions
presence
foveate
vision
highly
developed
lobe
processing
including
key
understanding
primate
hippocampus,
roles
this
system
navigation.
Cerebral Cortex,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
33(6), P. 3142 - 3170
Published: July 14, 2022
Abstract
The
effective
connectivity
between
21
regions
in
the
human
posterior
parietal
cortex,
and
360
cortical
was
measured
171
Human
Connectome
Project
(HCP)
participants
using
HCP
atlas,
complemented
with
functional
diffusion
tractography.
Intraparietal
areas
LIP,
VIP,
MIP,
AIP
have
from
early
visual
regions,
to
visuomotor
such
as
frontal
eye
fields,
consistent
functions
saccades
tracking.
Five
superior
area
7
receive
similar
intraparietal
areas,
but
also
somatosensory
inputs
connect
premotor
including
6,
performing
actions
reach
for,
grasp,
manipulate
objects.
In
anterior
inferior
PFop,
PFt,
PFcm
are
mainly
somatosensory,
PF
addition
receives
visuo-motor
object
information,
is
implicated
multimodal
shape
body
image
representations.
PFm
PGs
combine
visuo-motor,
object,
reward
input
hippocampal
system.
PGi
provides
a
route
motion-related
temporal
sulcus
involved
social
interactions.
PGp
has
coordinate
transforms
may
be
idiothetic
update
of
scene
Cerebral Cortex,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
33(7), P. 3319 - 3349
Published: July 14, 2022
The
effective
connectivity
between
55
visual
cortical
regions
and
360
was
measured
in
171
HCP
participants
using
the
HCP-MMP
atlas,
complemented
with
functional
diffusion
tractography.
A
Ventrolateral
Visual
"What"
Stream
for
object
face
recognition
projects
hierarchically
to
inferior
temporal
cortex,
which
orbitofrontal
cortex
reward
value
emotion,
hippocampal
memory
system.
Ventromedial
"Where"
scene
representations
connects
parahippocampal
gyrus
hippocampus.
An
Inferior
STS
(superior
sulcus)
Semantic
receives
from
Stream,
parietal
PGi,
ventromedial-prefrontal
system
language
systems.
Dorsal
via
V2
V3A
MT+
Complex
(including
MT
MST),
connect
intraparietal
LIP,
VIP
MIP)
involved
motion
actions
space.
It
performs
coordinate
transforms
idiothetic
update
of
representations.
Superior
inputs
STV,
auditory
A5,
is
activated
by
expression,
vocalization,
important
social
behaviour,
Cerebral Cortex,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
33(8), P. 4939 - 4963
Published: Oct. 13, 2022
Abstract
Effective
connectivity,
functional
and
tractography
were
measured
between
57
cortical
frontal
somatosensory
regions
the
360
in
Human
Connectome
Project
(HCP)
multimodal
parcellation
atlas
for
171
HCP
participants.
A
ventral
stream
connects
from
3b
3a
via
1
2
then
opercular
to
insula,
which
inferior
parietal
PF
regions.
This
is
implicated
“what”-related
processing
of
objects
body
combining
with
visual
inputs
PF.
dorsal
“action”
area
5
7.
Inferior
prefrontal
have
connectivity
temporal
cortex
orbitofrontal
cortex,
are
working
memory
“what”
streams,
provide
language
systems,
including
44,
45,
47l,
TPOJ1,
superior
area.
The
dorsolateral
that
include
46
7
actions
planning.
regions,
8Ad
8Av,
PGs
PGi,
auditory
top-down
attention.
Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
160, P. 105650 - 105650
Published: April 3, 2024
ROLLS,
E.
T.
Two
What,
Where,
Visual
Cortical
Streams
in
Humans.
NEUROSCI
BIOBEHAV
REV
2024.
Recent
cortical
connectivity
investigations
lead
to
new
concepts
about
'What'
and
'Where'
visual
streams
humans,
how
they
connect
other
systems.
A
ventrolateral
stream
leads
the
inferior
temporal
cortex
for
object
face
identity,
provides
information
hippocampal
episodic
memory
system,
anterior
lobe
semantic
orbitofrontal
emotion
system.
superior
sulcus
(STS)
utilising
from
parietal
responds
moving
objects
faces,
expression,
connects
social
behaviour.
ventromedial
builds
feature
combinations
scenes,
inputs
via
parahippocampal
scene
area
system
that
are
also
useful
landmark-based
navigation.
The
dorsal
pathway
actions
space,
but
coordinate
transforms
provide
self-motion
update
of
locations
scenes
dark
or
when
view
is
obscured.
Progress in Neurobiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
238, P. 102636 - 102636
Published: June 2, 2024
We
develop
further
here
the
only
quantitative
theory
of
storage
information
in
hippocampal
episodic
memory
system
and
its
recall
back
to
neocortex.
The
is
upgraded
account
for
a
revolution
understanding
spatial
representations
primate,
including
human,
hippocampus,
that
go
beyond
place
where
individual
located,
location
being
viewed
scene.
This
fundamental
much
primate
navigation:
functions
supported
humans
by
pathways
build
'where'
view
feature
combinations
ventromedial
visual
cortical
stream,
separate
from
those
'what'
object
face
inferior
temporal
cortex,
reward
orbitofrontal
cortex.
Key
new
computational
developments
include
capacity
CA3
attractor
network
storing
whole
charts
space;
how
correlations
inherent
self-organizing
continuous
impact
capacity;
can
combine
discrete
representations;
roles
rewards
reach
hippocampus
later
consolidation
into
long-term
part
via
cholinergic
cortex;
ways
analysing
neocortical
using
Potts
networks.