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MRI compatible EEG for discovery of the neural correlates of memory consolidation in the human brain

MRI compatible EEG for discovery of the neural correlates of memory consolidation in the human brain
MRI 兼容脑电图用于发现人脑记忆巩固的神经相关性
批准号:
423518-2012
负责人:
Boyd, Lara
金额:
$4.64万
依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Research Tools and Instruments - Category 1 (<$150,000)
财政年份:
2011
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2011-01-01 至 2012-12-31

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中文摘要
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基础研究有助于理解学习如何改变大脑功能和结构。目前还不清楚哪些大脑区域是学习动作或存储这些记忆的关键。 此外,我们还不完全了解在练习一个动作以支持新的学习之后,大脑如何随着时间的推移而变化。 过去的工作已经提供了使用磁共振成像或MRI进行新运动后大脑功能如何变化的快照。 但是这些信息并不能解释大脑在真实的时间里是如何变化的。 此外,还有新的方法可以改变大脑的兴奋性。 事实上,大脑刺激可能是一种增强学习的方法。 本发明的建议是用于MRI和脑刺激(即,TMS)兼容。 该设备将允许同时使用多种方法检查大脑的变化。 它们将使1)关于大脑区域何时何地活跃的组合信息能够支持学习新的运动,以及2)确定大脑刺激如何改变这些大脑活动模式。 结合这些数据将促进我们对大脑在运动学习过程中如何工作的理解。 此外,它们可能导致新的方法来刺激学习,这将有利于加拿大人。
英文摘要
Basic research helps in the understanding of how learning changes brain function and structure. At present it is not clear which brain regions are key for learning movements or for storing these memories. In addition, we do not fully understand how the brain changes with time after a movement is practiced to support new learning. Past work has provided snapshots of how brain function may change after a new movement is practiced using magnetic resonance imaging or MRI. But this information does not explain how the brain might change in real time. Further, newer methods exist that allow brain excitability to be changed. In fact, brain stimulation may be a way to enhance learning. The present proposal is for an electroencephalography (EEG) unit that is both MRI and brain stimulation (i.e., TMS) compatible. This equipment will allow the examination of changes in the brain using multiple methods at the same time. They will enable 1) combined information about where and when brain regions are active to support learning new movements as well as 2) to determine how brain stimulation might change these patterns of brain activity. Combined these data will advance our understanding of how the brain works during motor learning. Further they may lead to new methods to stimulate learning that will benefit Canadians.
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