Hippocampal Plasticity
Hippocampal Plasticity is a neurobiological construct referring to the capacity of the hippocampus to undergo structural and functional modifications in response to synaptic activity, stress, and environmental stimuli, thereby distinguishing it from static neural architectures through its dynamic adaptability underlying learning and memory processes.
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More hippocampal neurons in adult mice living in an enriched environment
Gerd Kempermann, H. Georg Kuhn, Fred H. Gage · Nature · 1997 · 3.5K citations
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