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Memory after poor practice is contingent on subsequent experience: behavioral evidence supporting the Synaptic Tagging and Capture hypothesis in motor memory consolidation

2023-03-03

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The Synaptic Tagging and Capture hypothesis (STC), addressing hippocampal-dependent memory, explains how memory for a poor learning experience, one that would soon decay, can be enhanced if temporally paired with a ‘strong’, consolidation-triggering, experience. Only ‘strong’ experiences generate cellular plasticity-related-products necessary for synaptic re-modeling; but synapses engaged in a ‘weak’ learning expe...

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72258eb6-f9f2-575c-a07d-a9926d327250
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2608781/v1
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