近日,刊登在国际杂志Nature上的一篇研究报告中,来自英国伦敦大学的研究人员通过研究表示,在大脑中从事导航工作的大脑网格细胞或许可以被环境的形状所修饰,这就表明网格图案或许并不是大脑中GPS系统测定距离的通用标准。大脑中的网格细胞可以通过周期性地发送信号来形成对局部环境的“内部地图”从而可以产生一种“网格模式”来帮助动物在环境中进行 In a recent study published in the international journal Nature, researchers at the University of London in the United Kingdom said through studies that brain cells in the brain that navigate the brain might be modified by the shape of the environment, suggesting that The grid pattern may not be the common standard for measuring the distance of a GPS system in the brain. Mesh cells in the brain can help animals move around in the environment by periodically sending signals to create an “internal map ” for the local environment so that a “grid pattern” can be generated