Laboratory of Neurophysiology of Memory
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About the Laboratory
Our Laboratory has been involved in learning, memory, and cognitive function studies. For instance, spatial orientation is now considered a type of so-called declarative memory (the ability to remember facts and events). This capability is dominantly affected in Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, obsessive-compulsive disorder, or schizophrenia. These are conditions for which we do not know details of their physiology, so we actually treat only symptoms but not causes. Using neuroanatomical, neuropharmacological, cellular, molecular, and behavioral approaches, we investigate brain function in relation to behavior, both in health and disease. In an intense collaboration, we also work on the development of novel therapeutics focused on brain diseases.
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Kunčická; Daniela - Ondráčková; Simona - Estoková; Simona - Radostová; Dominika - Černotová; Daniela - Štaud; F. - Brožka; Hana - Stuchlík; Aleš Prenatal exposure to high- but not low-molecular-weight poly(I:C) produces selective sociability deficits in offspring. Behavioural Brain Research. 2026; 514(2 Oct); 116357.
IF = 2.9
Gunia; Anna - Kalina; A. - Javůrková; A. - Vlček; Kamil The behavioral evidence of processing congruences and incongruences between Self- and Other-perspective-related representations during both perspective judgments. Psychological Research-Psychologische Forschung. 2026; 90(4); 134.
IF = 2.1
Laczó; M. - Malenínská; Kristýna - Khazaalova; Natalie - Borovská; Š. - Vyhnálek; M. - Hort; J. - Stuchlík; Aleš - Svoboda; Jan - Laczó; J. Spatial pattern separation deficits in early Alzheimer’s disease are comparable in humans and animal models. Scientific Reports. 2026; 16(1); 6020.
IF = 4.9



