Hibernation Engram & Neural Memory Trace Simulator

EUTHERMIC (37.0°C)
Hippocampal CA1 Dendritic Micro-Lattice Dendritic Spines Active & Synaptically Connected
Core Temp: 37.0°C
Spine Density: 2.40 /μm
Spontaneous Spikes: 18.5 Hz
Engram Tags: Active & Stored
Engram Recall Probe: Ready for contextual opto-pulse test
Experimental Torpor & Rewarming Presets
Synchronized Telemetry
Spine Density
2.40
spines / μm
Firing Rate
18.5
Hz (Quiescence: 0.2)
Metabolic Rate
100.0%
of basal state
Memory Retention
94.2%
Engram Preserved
Neuroscience Insight
Engram Persistence Law

During induced artificial torpor (15°C), mice lose >50% of dendritic spines and enter electrical silence (0.2 Hz). Despite this loss, the molecular memory engram remains protected inside the neuronal nucleus and reconstructs functional connectivity upon rewarming.

Observation Log
[00:00] Initialized hippocampal branch CA1 at 37.0°C. Baseline spine density: 2.40 spines/μm.
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