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A presynaptic locus for long-term potentiation of elementary synaptic transmission at mossy fiber synapses in culture.

Lopez-Garcia et al., 1996

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909056134100598365
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Lopez-Garcia J
Arancio O
Kandel E
Baranes D
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

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The complex circuitry of the CA3 region and the abundance of collateral connections has made it difficult to study the mossy fiber pathway in hippocampal slices and therefore to establish the site of expression of long-term potentiation at these synapses. Using a novel …
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