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Virtual water maze learning in human increases functional connectivity between posterior hippocampus and dorsal caudate.
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Recent work has demonstrated that functional connectivity between remote brain regions can be modulated by task learning or the performance of an already well-learned task. Here, we investigated the extent to which initial learning and stable performance of a spatial navigation task modulates functional connectivity between subregions of hippocampus and striatum. Subjects actively navigated through a virtual water maze environment and used visual cues to learn the position of a fixed spatial ...
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- Journal:
- Human brain mapping
- Publication date:
- 2014-11-01
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1097-0193
- ISSN:
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1065-9471
- Source identifiers:
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491876
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- English
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pubs:491876
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uuid:847d7c09-d3e9-416b-b21a-a914a0d9dcaa
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- pubs:491876
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- 2014-12-14
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