Just in time for late-LTP: A mechanism for the role of PKMzeta in long-term memory.
It is a fundamental question in neuroscience how long-term memory formation is regulated at the molecular level. Although widely considered a highly complex process requiring numerous molecular players, it also has been speculated that a single protein could play a pivotal role. This "astonishing hypothesis" has made a significant impact on memory research and has led to a reevaluation of concepts regarding memory formation.1,2.
Vlachos
Andreas
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Institute of Clinical Neuroanatomy; Neuroscience Center; Goethe-University Frankfurt; Frankfurt Germany.
Maggio
Nicola
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Jedlicka
Peter
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