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Mouse motor and visual cortex pyramidal-neuron spines during forelimb reaching learning (in vivo two-photon)
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Forelimb reaching learning in mice increases surface AMPA receptor levels at spatially clustered dendritic spines in motor cortex, and also in visual cortex when visual input is available during training.
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Daily training leads to an increase in AMPAR levels at a subset of spatially clustered dendritic spines in the motor cortex.
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Mouse motor and visual cortex pyramidal-neuron spines during forelimb reaching learning (in vivo two-photon)
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12. Plasticity at E→E synapses in mouse — Hebbian, STDP, behavioural-time-scale plasticity; how plasticity shapes the recurrent matrix during learning
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In vivo two-photon imaging of surface AMPARs during forelimb reaching showed increased AMPAR levels at clustered spines in motor cortex and (visual-input-dependently) in visual cortex; optogenetic inhibition of visual cortex impaired task performance.

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