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The Neuroplasticity Phenomenon of LTP |
 | | One of the important developments in the early LTP research was the use of the tissue slice, an in vitro preparation (Schwartzkroin and Wester, 1975; Alger and Teyler, 1976). |
 | | However, the patterning of LTP induction is becoming of interest since greater potentiation has been found when modelled after EEG patterns intrinsic to the structure being potentiated, than when the pattern intentionally mismatches the EEG pattern (Larson, Wong and Lynch, 1986; Larson and Lynch, 1986; Staubli and Lynch, 1987). |
 | | The actual duration of LTP also varies greatly with its induction parameters, and the earliest claims suggesting that LTP lasted for several months were probably confounded with seizure activity (Bliss and Gardner-Medwin, 1973; Douglas, 1977; Staubli and Lynch, 1987; Racine and Cain, 1992). |
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