Long-term potentiation is associated with increases in quantal content and quantal amplitude
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Summary
Clear evidence is reported for quanta! fluctuation in a subset of cells that causes abrupt increases in either quantal content or quantal amplitude, or both, shows that two different mechanisms can underlie the maintenance of LTP.
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- 1992-05-21
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