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The SWI/SNF complex sub-unit Bap60 is required for training-induced gene transcription during long-term memory formation

2025-08-24

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Long-term memory (LTM) formation requires tightly regulated gene expression in response to neuronal activity. Chromatin remodeling is thought to play a role in enabling this transcriptional response, but the specific mechanisms remain unclear. In Drosophila , a transcriptional trace of courtship LTM training can be observed in the mushroom body (MB) during the memory consolidation phase after the end of training....

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74789019-0471-583b-bb5b-eae2a405fbb1
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10.1101/2025.08.24.671976
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