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Synaptic tagging

Synaptic tagging, or the synaptic tagging hypothesis, has been proposed to explain how neural signaling at a particular synapse creates a target for subsequent plasticity-related product (PRP) trafficking essential for sustained LTP and LTD. Although the molecular identity of the tags remains unknown, it has been established that they form as a result of…

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Molecular mechanismLeibniz Institute for NeurobiologyUniversity of EdinburghStimulusHigh-frequency stimulation
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MRNA trafficking to the dendritic spine and cytoskeleton

AnisomycinRibonucleoproteinSubcellularRNAExons
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Local protein synthesis

DendritesRibosomesAMPA receptorCytoskeletonMAP2
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Possible tag models

PKMzetaMemory traceFilipodia
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MRNA trafficking to the dendritic spine and cytoskeleton

Local protein synthesis

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Synaptic tagging

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related to history · 14
Synaptic tagging → Edinburgh, Frey, Georgia, However, L-LTP, Leibniz Institute, Lund University, Medical College, Morris, Neurobiology, Proteins, Therefore, University, While
related to Possible tag models · 13
Synaptic tagging → According, AMPA, Ca, Finally, For, LTD, One, PKMzeta, Synaptic, The, There, These, This
related to mRNA trafficking to the dendritic spine and cytoskeleton · 11
Synaptic tagging → Beginning, Considering, It, LTP, Recent, RNA, RNP, Synaptic, The, These, To
related to Behavioral tagging · 8
Synaptic tagging → During, E-LTP, Fabricio Ballarini, However, L-LTP, The, When, While

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synaptic mrna protein ltp tag dendritic proteins tagging stimulation spine synapse within l-ltp memory weak synapses complex model stimulus rna

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Synaptic taggingrelated to Behavioral taggingFabricio Ballarini0.60section
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Synaptic taggingrelated to historyFrey0.60section
Synaptic taggingrelated to historyLeibniz Institute0.60section
Synaptic taggingrelated to historyNeurobiology0.60section
Synaptic taggingrelated to historyMedical College0.60section

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