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La disección genética de la memoria consolidada en Drosophila

T Tully1, T Preat, S C Boynton

  • 1Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, New York 11724.

Cell
|October 7, 1994
PubMed
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La consolidación de la memoria implica dos componentes distintos: la memoria resistente a la anestesia (MRA) y la memoria a largo plazo (MTL). Estos recuerdos en Drosophila muestran diferentes tasas de descomposición, dependencias genéticas y sensibilidades a la interrupción, revelando vías de memoria independientes.

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