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LTP abbreviation
Long-term potentiation
LTP experimental stimulus
100 Hz tetanus for 1 second
Major LTP neurotransmitter
Glutamate
Early LTP receptor activated first
AMPA receptor
AMPA receptor type
Ionotropic glutamate receptor
AMPA receptor activation effect
Postsynaptic depolarization
NMDA receptor activation requirement
Glutamate binding and depolarization
NMDA receptor resting inhibitor
Mg2+
NMDA receptor depolarization effect
Removes Mg2+ block
NMDA receptor consequence
Ca2+ influx
NMDA receptor full name
N-methyl-D-aspartate receptor
NMDA receptor function
Coincidence detector
Coincidence detector meaning
Detects simultaneous pre- and postsynaptic activity
Ca2+ activated kinase
CaMKII
Ca2+ activated kinase
PKC
CaMKII full name
Ca2+/calmodulin-dependent protein kinase II
Early LTP mechanism
AMPA receptor phosphorylation
AMPA phosphorylation effect
Increased receptor activity
AMPA phosphorylation effect
Increased AMPA insertion into membrane
Result of early LTP
Stronger response to glutamate
Late LTP effect
Gene expression changes
Late LTP outcome
More receptors and cytoskeletal proteins
Late LTP effect
Stabilized synapse
Possible retrograde signal
Nitric oxide
Possible retrograde signal
BDNF
Hebbian synapse definition
Synapses with correlated activity strengthen
Patient HM full name
Henry Gustav Molaison
HM clinical problem
Severe epilepsy
HM surgery year
1953
HM structure removed
Hippocampus
HM memory deficit
Severe anterograde amnesia
Anterograde amnesia definition
Inability to form new memories
HM significance
Demonstrated role of hippocampus in memory consolidation
Hippocampus function
Memory consolidation
Hippocampus nickname
Sea horse
Hippocampus location
Medial edge of cerebral cortex
CA abbreviation
Cornu Ammonis
Adult hippocampus process
Neurogenesis
Major hippocampal input
Entorhinal cortex
Entorhinal cortex projection target
Dentate gyrus
Dentate gyrus neurons
Granule cells
Granule cell projection target
CA3 and CA2 pyramidal neurons
CA3 projection
Schaffer collateral
Schaffer collateral target
CA1 pyramidal neurons
CA1 output target
Entorhinal cortex
Hippocampal circuit flow
EC → DG → CA3/CA2 → CA1 → EC
CA1 neurons receive
Multiple Schaffer collateral inputs