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Functional neuroanatomy [email protected] rd.edu • Overview of brain anatomy & systems – Localization/networks – Scale in the nervous system – Sensorimotor systems • How our brains interact with the external world (loops) – States ‘of mind’ (and body) • Specific functional systems – Memory & emotion • How our brains use previous experience to modify behavior • Vision & attention; language

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Functional neuroanatomy

[email protected]

• Overview of brain anatomy & systems– Localization/networks– Scale in the nervous system– Sensorimotor systems

• How our brains interact with the external world (loops)– States ‘of mind’ (and body)

• Specific functional systems– Memory & emotion

• How our brains use previous experience to modify behavior

• Vision & attention; language

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Learning & memory

Monday, September 13, 2004

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Learning & memory

“Knowing that”

Vs.

“Knowing how”

Gilbert Ryle, Oxford philosopher of mind, 1949

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The limbic system:Memory & emotion

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Medial temporal lobe memory systemMedial temporal lobe memory system

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Medial temporal lobe memory systemMedial temporal lobe memory system

Courtesy of S. Heckers (J N Trans, 2002)

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High-resolution MR imagingHigh-resolution MR imaging7 Tesla ex vivo7 Tesla ex vivo

Courtesy of Jean Augustinack & Bruce Fischl

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Learning & memory: HM

H.M. Control Corkin S, J Nsci, 1997

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Learning & memory: HM

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Multiple memory systems

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Medial temporal atrophy & memory in ADMedial temporal atrophy & memory in AD

L. deToledo-Morrell, B. Dickerson, et al., Hippocampus, 2000

Left HF volume & verbal memory Right HF volume & spatial memory

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Medial temporal lobe atrophy in MCIMedial temporal lobe atrophy in MCI

Dickerson BC, Neurobiol Aging, 2001

Elderly controls Mild AD

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Learning & memory

What task would you use to show differential hippocampal activation?(When is the hippocampus “off”?)

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Functional MRI ParadigmFunctional MRI ParadigmScene encoding (block design)

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Novel NovelRepeated Repeated

Adapted from C.E. Stern et al., PNAS, 1996

5s 40s 25s

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Learning & memory: Novelty

Stern CE, PNAS 1996

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Learning & memory: Events

Brewer J, Science 1998; Wagner A, Science 1998

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Learning & memory: Individual variability in MTL activation

Vandenbroucke MWJ, Neuroimage 2004

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Learning & memory: Individual variability in anatomy

Vandenbroucke MWJ, Neuroimage 2004

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Genetic influences on MTL activationGenetic influences on MTL activation

Hariri et al., J Neurosci, 2003Bookheimer et al.,NEJM, 2000

BDNF val/val > val/met

APOE 4 > 3

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Where are memories stored?

Vaidya CJ, Neuropsychologia 2002

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Multiple memory systems

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Learning & memory: Frontal lobe anatomy

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Learning & memory: Frontal lobe & episodic memory

Brewer J, Science 1998; Wagner A, Science 1998

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Learning & memory:Working memory

Dorsolateral prefrontal cortex:

Digit span

Delayed match to sample

N-back

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Learning & memory:Working memory

D’Esposito M, 2002

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Learning & memory:Working memory & sleep deprivation

Drummond SP, Nature 2004

After full night sleep After sleep deprivation

N-back task

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Learning & memory:Striatal anatomy

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Learning & memory:Striatum & procedural memory

Knowlton BJ, Science 1996

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Learning & memory:Competition between systems

Poldrack R, Nature 2001

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Emotional learning & memory:Amygdala & orbitofrontal cortex

Poldrack R, Nature 2001

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Emotional conditioning is dependent on amygdala, declarative learning on the hippocampus

Bechara A, Science 1995

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Amygdala activation is related to emotional intensity at encoding, and predicts recall

Canli T, J Neurosci 2000

Recognition 3 w

eeks later

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‘Unseen’ emotional stimuli activate amygdala & can elicit emotional conditioning

Morris JS, Brain 2001

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Systems for processing facial emotion

Adolphs R, Curr Opn Nbiol 2002

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Learning & memory

Binding information processed by the brain for storage and future use