A brief retraining regulates the persistence and lability of a long-term memory.
A brief retraining regulates the persistence and lability of a long-term memory.
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短暂的再训练可以调节长期记忆的持久性和不稳定性。
DOI:
10.1101/lm.1820010
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2010
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Susswein,AbrahamJ
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Levitan,David;Twitto,Rachel;Levy,Roi;Lyons,LisaC;Susswein,AbrahamJ
An experience extending the persistence of a memory after trainingAplysia californicawith inedible food also allows a consolidated memory to become sensitive to consolidation blockers. Long-term (24 h) memory is initiated by 5 min of training and is dependent on protein synthesis during the first few hours after training. By contrast, a more persistent (48 h) memory is dependent on a longer training session and on a later round of protein synthesis. When presented 24 h after training, a 3-min training that produces no memory alone can cause a memory that would have persisted for only 24 h to persist for 48 h. After a 48 h memory has been consolidated, 3 min of training also makes the memory sensitive to a protein-synthesis inhibitor. These findings suggest that a function of allowing a consolidated memory to become sensitive to blockers of protein synthesis may be to allow the memory to become more persistent.