Memory consolidation

Sakakibara, Manabu, 1949- (editor.). Ito, Etsuro, (editor.).

Summary: Learning and memory are necessary, fundamental functions that animals need in order to survive and adapt to any environment. The ability to learn and form memory depends on changes occurring in neuronal circuits. These changes occur at both the synaptic level and at the level of changes in intrinsic membrane properties of neurons. Such changes involve physical, structural changes (including growth of new processes as well as retractions of other processes.) Some of these changes may persist throughout the life of the organism while others last for relatively short times. While learning and mem.

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ISBN: 163482623X
ISBN: 9781634826235
Physical Description: 1 online resource.
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Publisher: New York : Nova Publishers, [2015]

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Bibliography, etc. Note:	Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note:	2. requirement for macromolecular synthesisfor the consolidation of ltm after single-trial foodrewardclassical conditioning3. no and memory consolidation after single-trialreward conditioning; 4. pka, mapk and memory consolidation after singletrialreward conditioning; 5. creb and memory consolidation after single-trialreward conditioning; 6. nmda and ampa receptors, camkiiand memory consolidation after single-trialreward conditioning; 7. pacap and memory consolidation after single-trialreward conditioning
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