Why is the cortex a slow learner?

John Lisman () and Richard Morris ()
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John Lisman: Brandeis University
Richard Morris: University of Edinburgh

Nature, 2001, vol. 411, issue 6835, 248-249

Abstract: Mice that have only half the normal amount of a synaptic protein called α-CaMKII learn normally, but remember poorly. The result sheds light on the mysterious mechanisms of memory consolidation.

Date: 2001
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