Classification- Types of Learning and memory physiology | CNS physiology mbbs 1st year

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One of the common problem for most of the human beings is how to improve memory. Comment below what tactics you use to improve memory. Can you link it to physiology of memory - how your tactics help. Comment and share with others. Lets improve our memory by using each others tactics

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Ma'am I know that short term memories are converted into Long term memories by Long Term Potentiation.But where do the memories get stored in the human brain? Are they stored in certain genes or neurotransmitters? Where do memories get stored in the human brain?

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Via hippocampus (consolidation) to neocortex. Hence stored in neocortex synapses

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