Long term potentiation learning and memory | synaptic plasticity | CNS physiology mbbs 1st year

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Wonderfully explained, thankyou so much...

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Thank you mam ...your explanation in very clear to me❤

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[@varunmenon6350]

I had a doubt ma'am.. usually when we say that there's repeated stimulation, it's associated with downregulation of receptors right? eg in case of drug tachyphylaxis.. So why doesn't a similar thing happen with long term potentiation?

[@PhysiologyOpen]

Very good question…it is based on up regulation and down regulation of receptors …in long term potential ion inherent mechanism by NMDA receptors causes increase in number of receptors and also increase in neurotransmitter release…

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Mam please make a video on map kinase pathway and its importance please mam please

[@PhysiologyOpen]

Surely will do next week. This week video releasing today

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Mam can u upload stretch reflex associated golgi tndon and muscle spindle..... Please mam...

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Will do

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Semma

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