Changes in microtubule turnover accompany synaptic plasticity and memory formation in response to contextual fear conditioning in mice

Patrizia Fanara; Kristofor H. Husted; Karolin Selle; Po‐yin Anne Wong; Jayee Banerjee; Roland Brandt; Marc Hellerstein

doi:10.1016/j.neuroscience.2010.03.031

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Changes in microtubule turnover accompany synaptic plasticity and memory formation in response to contextual fear conditioning in mice

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