Memory | CNS Physiology | Types, Pathways, Formation Video

Learn All About Memory - Types, Pathways, Formation.From Hippocampus to Medial Temporal Lobe.
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[@himanshuambilkar4160]

Memory- Declarative Non declarative. Types of declarative- Short term Long term. Physiology of memory- Synaptic plasticity. Hippocampus- Consolidation. Direct- Indidrect- Ca1 neuron Enterorhinal cortex. Ca1 neuron- Synaptic strengthning Glutamate NMDA RECEPTOR SECONDARY RECEPTOR Ca++. Temporal lobe key. Deja Vu phenomenon.

[@akshatumredkar108]

Great❤

[@samarpitmishra5686]

In direct : CA1 neurons In indirect : Activation of CA1 through Dentate and then CA 3 neurons

[@namanagrawal8965]

Ca1 in both direct and indercy while ca3 for indirect pathway, good video

[@tinanagda7755]

Amazing sir 😄...bhut ache s apne clear kiya

[@sherlockholmes-le1yr]

Bhai Sach me simple word me explain kiya thanks

[@joshuajose2745]

Awesome work, awesome video!! 😍 Explained such a complex topic very clearly and gave info which is not normally found on KZbin. I had one suggestion... I being an Indian can understand hindi very well. So I understood the whole video. But I study in a foreign country, I was suggested this video by my teacher who doesn't know hindi at all. I guess they must've only done it by seeing ur amazing slides. Only if the video would've been in English, I think more people could've understood. ❤️❤️❤️

[@AkshatJuneja]

Hey yes from now on videos are in english only, thanks for appreciating :)

[@mahihans2117]

Ca1 neuron of hippocampus is involved in both direct and indirect as it's the ultimate neuron receiving information while CA3, dentate nuclei are also involved

[@kanishkagupta101]

Direct: CA1 neuron of hippocampus Indirect : CA1 and CA3 neuron of hippocampus

[@139rachitabhowal4]

Sir which book did you use for this information?

[@riyadwivedi2637]

CA1 is involved in both direct and indirect pathway whereas in indirect pathway along with CA1 ;CA3 type of neuron is also involved

[@bhanupriyamandal9348]

CA1 neurons are involved in both direct and indirect pathways. CA3 neurons are involved only in indirect pathway

[@emanykazmi4097]

Thank you so much ❤

[@calebshalom8155]

Great video sir

[@geminishriya]

SIR U R AWESOME ND WHAT A PRECISE NOTES ❤️❤️ U R A LIFE SAVER LOTS OF LOVE FROM GMC GONDIA

[@AkshatJuneja]

Thank you so much. Keep learning & sharing !!

[@anjali7043]

🔥🔥 Ans -- CA1 and CA3 type of neuron

[@abhi-pl9cw]

CA1- direct and indirect, and CA3- indirect pathway

[@ShruthiK-ei6rn]

CA 1 neurons of hippocampus - direct pathway CA 1 stimulated through CA 3 neurons - indirect pathway

[@pritamshil5765]

Sir I know that short term memories are converted into Long term memories by Long Term Potentiation.But where do the memories get stored in the human brain? Are they stored in certain genes or neurotransmitters? Where do memories get stored in the human brain?

[@deeptisharma6962]

Direct memory : CA1 neurons Indirect memory:CA1 neurons get activated by CA3 neurons

[@modiforam3176]

CA1 and CA3 neurons are involved in memory formation

[@medical3153]

Where is this ca 1 ca 3 given?

[@zebamehwish6141]

Ca1 for direct and dentate and ca3 for indirect

[@subhendupal7097]

CA-1 neuron and CA-3 by indirect pathway

[@sainidhi5617]

Ca1 neurons in both direct and indirect pathway Ca3 neurons in indirect pathway

[@almasaish3358]

CA1 Neuron = Direct & Indirect pathway ( both). CA3 neuron = Indirect pathway .

[@souravmohanty1200]

CA1 neuron Thank you sir 🙏😊

[@himabindu7684]

CA1neurons in both direct&indirect pathway,CA3neurons involved in indirect pathway

[@vaishalisolanki3441]

CA 1 in direct and indirect pathway CA3 in indirect pathway

[@veertarajsheoran3543]

CA1 neuron of hippocampus

[@sandhyadeep4992]

CA1 and CA3 neurons are involved

[@anupama5646]

Primary and secondary memory

[@shoaibahmedkhan6191]

CA1 neuron

[@anuananu12345]

CA-1 neurons

[@sandeepchoudhary7855]

Explanation 🔥🔥🔥

[@user-ki8zm3iv6x]

It’s prefrontal (not perforant)

[@arunsharma3016]

Declarative cementic episodic non declarative

[@angelprabhatirkey1925]

CA1 neurons

[@khushiagarwal8671]

CA1 and CA3 neurons

[@snehasonavane3154]

Indirect CA 1 CA3 Direct CA1

[@unyimesamuel9711]

Try using only English Sir Thank you

[@amanpreetkaur2003]

CA1 for both direct and indirect pathway CA3 indirect pathway

[@Shaktobengalee]

Hello doctor ..can you judge a person if someone got aphasia in their speech pattern

[@patelhardik4645]

Ca1

[@entisarnasser265]

I wish if u explain it in English :(

[@jeldihemachandran100]

But why are you explaining in hindi ?

[@bushrasheikh5094]

CA1 neuron involve

[@051sachinkulkarni5]

CA1 and CA3 neurons are involved