Neurogenesis May Not Be Good for Memory: An Animal Study
Jonathan Silver
Abstract
Jonathan Silver
Abstract
Researchers have established that neurogenesis in the hippocampus occurs throughout adult life. Inhibition of this process leads to impaired fear conditioning. Evidence also suggests that antidepressant treatments, such as fluoxetine and ECT, promote neurogenesis. But is it always better to have more neurons? These researchers examined the role of neurogenesis …
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Researchers have established that neurogenesis in the hippocampus occurs throughout adult life. Inhibition of this process leads to impaired fear conditioning. Evidence also suggests that antidepressant treatments, such as fluoxetine and ECT, promote neurogenesis. But is it always better to have more neurons? These researchers examined the role of neurogenesis …
Key concepts: Neurogenesis, Hippocampus, Neuroscience, Fluoxetine, Antidepressant, Psychology, Hippocampal formation, Medicine