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Vitor de Castro Gomes PUC-rio Março de 2010

Impact Factor: 13,684

 The Hippocampus  Cognition X Emotion  Dorsal and Ventral Zones: circuitry  Anatomical Segregation  Gene Expression  Proposed Model  Conclusions

What is considered to be “ventral”and “dorsal”in rodents is defined as “anterior” and “posterior” in primates.

 Despite many years of research and debate, there is still controversy over the basic general function of the hippocampus;  There is the COLD COGNITIVE HIPPOCAMPUS: declarative memories without emotional content (dysfunction leads to a “pure amnesia”;  And there is the HOT EMOTIONAL HIPPOCAMPUS: emotion, regulation of stress responses(dysfunction leads to affective disorders, such as depression)

 A vast amount of data has linked the hippocampus to memory in humans, other primates, rats and mice;  Additionally the hippocampus is involved in some but not all type of memory. But there can be no argument that following removal of the hippocampus several forms of memory suffer (episodic memory, spatial learning, contextual fear);

 Gray and Jeffrey (1971): hippocampus “is envolved in states of emotion, especially disappointment and frustration”;  The hippocampus exerts strong regulatory control of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis. Hippocampal lesions impair control of the hormonal stress response;  Indeed, effective pharmacological treatments of these disorders target hippocampal function and physiology;

The “COLD COGNITIVE HIPPOCAMPUS” The “HOT EMOTIONAL HIPPOCAMPUS” Dorsal and Ventral Zones: Neural Circuitry

 Moser and Moser (1998):  Prior anatomical studies indicated that the input and output connections of the dorsal hippocampus (DH) and ventral hippocampus are distinct;  Spatial Memory appears to depend ond DH not VH;  VH, but not DH, lesions alter stress responses and emotional behavior;  However, the field has not adopted a single definition of what exactly is the DH versus VH;  Bannerman (1999)

DorsalIntermediate Ventral

Gene Expression...

 It is obvious that the DH and VH are genetically wired independently in a way that allows for different functional capabilities;  It is clear that the DH is primarily involved in the cognitive process of learning and memory associated with navigation, exploration, and locomotion, whereas the ventral hippocampus is the part of the temporal lobe associated with motivational and emotional behavior;

 The nature of the intermediate zone suggests involvement in translating cognitive and spatial knowledge into motivation and action critical for survival;  Researchers shouls probably approach these three zones as separate structures;  But the genetic information is likely to do far more than help classify these domains;  It should open doors to many new tools that will provide keys that further unlock the function of these regions.

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