MDCircadian memory.md
No daily rhythm: worse at remembering where they had just been.
↗ spatial memory…#^highlightCircadian memory.md
Circadian memory
These arrhythmic animals have deficits in spatial working memory and in long-term object recognition memory.
No daily rhythm: worse at remembering where they had just been, and which objects they had already met.
HAMSTER LEARNING / BOARD
MDRegular meals can restore memory.md
Fed at the same hour every day, they got their maze memory back.
↗ Scheduled feeding restores memory in Siberian hamsters.pdfDid I learn the turn,
or was I just more awake?
100%
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
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A clock in the burrow
Maybe it's less “how smart?”
and more “what time is it?”
MDCircadian memory.md
No daily rhythm: worse at remembering where they had just been.
↗ Spatial memory and object recognition in Siberian hamsters.pdfTwo things to untangle:
Learning it
finding the route
the first time
Remembering it
finding it again
the next day
Don't collapse them into one score!
— 1 —Their T-maze is my
cardboard maze!
4, 3, 2 tries.
Same hour tomorrow.
☑ compare the two papers
☐ look at the learning curves
☐ how long does it last?
→ bring this to the research club
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