MK-801, or dizocilpine, is oftften administered in experiments looking to inhibit this process, which along with its less studiedcounterpart is accounted for in the BCM theory. Protein kinase C-zeta is important to the upkeep of this process,which is enhanced in mutant mice exhibiting fear responses. The identity of a messenger supporting the retrograde signalinghypothesis of this process remains controversial. Cooperativity, associativity, and input specifiÂcity are some of the propertiesof this process, which requires CREB for its "late-phase" variant, whereas the "early-phase" relies more on the phosphorylationof AMPA receptors. Aplysia w
MK-801, or dizocilpine, is oftften administered in experiments looking to inhibit this process, which along with its less studiedcounterpart is accounted for in the BCM theory. Protein kinase C-zeta is important to the upkeep of this process,which is enhanced in mutant mice exhibiting fear responses. The identity of a messenger supporting the retrograde signalinghypothesis of this process remains controversial. Cooperativity, associativity, and input specifiÂcity are some of the propertiesof this process, which requires CREB for its "late-phase" variant, whereas the "early-phase" relies more on the phosphorylationof AMPA receptors. Aplysia was used to investigate the synaptic tagging hypothesis of this process, which was replacedby the local protein synthesis idea. The Schaer collateral and the mossy Âfiber pathways differ in the requirement of NMDA receptors for this process, which was Âfirst studied in the rabbit hippocampus. For 10 points, name this form of neuroplasticity,an increased synaptic transmission between two synchronously stimulated neurons that is thought to underpin the processesof learning and memory.
MK-801, or dizocilpine, is oftften administered in experiments looking to inhibit this process, which along with its less studiedcounterpart is accounted for in the BCM theory.
long term potentiation [or LTP; prompt on a partial answer; prompt on "activation of NMDA receptors" or similar answers before "less-studied counterpart" is read; prompt on "plasticity" or "neuroplasticity" before it's read]