ArticleCommunicative & integrative biology2016
Watching a memory form-VSD imaging reveals a novel memory mechanism.
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Abstract
Studies of the mechanisms underlying memory formation have largely focused on the synapse. However, recent evidence suggests that additional, non-synaptic, mechanisms also play important roles in this process. We recently described a novel memory mechanism whereby a particular class of neurons was recruited into the
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