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Neu 200 Molecular Mechanisms of Plasticity

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Page 1: Neu 200 Molecular Mechanisms of Plasticity. Biochemical Basis of LTP

Neu 200Molecular Mechanisms of Plasticity

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Biochemical Basis of LTP

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Calcium activation of CaM kinases

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Calcium activation of CaMKII

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LTP is reduced in Thr286A mutant mice

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LTP-induced changes in AMPA currents

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Glycine induces potentiation

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Glycine increases surface GluR1

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Phosphorylation of GluR1 by LTP

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GluR1 phosphorylation at S831

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S831 phosphorylation of GluR1is required for glycine-induced potentiation

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Model of AMPA-R regulation

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Evidence for GluR1 insertion at synapses

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CaMKII effect on synaptic responses

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Effect of S831A, S845A on LTP

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Generation of S831/845- mice

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Plasticity in S831/845- mice

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Role of GluR1 trafficking in fear conditioning: Physiology of GluR1 transfected neurons in Amygdala

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Expression of GluR1-C inhibits plasticity in Amygdala

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Expression of GluR1-C inhibits fear conditioning

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Biochemical Basis of LTP

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Spatial learning induces gene expression

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Calcium regulation of gene expression

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CaM Kinase IV activates CREB

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CaM Kinase IV phosphorylates CREB

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LTP in dnCKIV mice

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dnCaMKIV suppresses fear conditioning

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Spatial learning in dnCKIV mice