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    Ammon's horn

    Part of the cerebrum, specifically the front end of the hippocampus. The Cornu Ammonis is divided into fields CA1 to CA4. It owes its name to its shape, which resembles the horn of an ammon sheep.

    1. Grundlagen
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    The Hippocampal Network

    New memories are consolidated in the hippocampus via an excitatory circuit.

    13.07.2015

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    Otto Creutzfeldt: Mediator between Disciplines

    Otto Detlev Creutzfeldt had a major influence on the neuroscientific landscape.

    28.09.2012

    Otto Creuzfeldt - Mittler zwischen den Disziplinen
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    15.03.2017

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    Hippocampus

    The hippocampus is the largest part of the archicortex and an area in the temporal lobe. It is also an important part of the limbic system. Functionally, it is involved in memory processes, but also in spatial orientation and learning. It comprises the subiculum, the dentate gyrus, and the Ammon's horn with its four fields CA1-CA4. Changes in the structure of the hippocampus due to stress are associated with chronic pain. The hippocampus also plays an important role in the amplification of pain through anxiety.

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