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… are trying to identify principles of cortical function and plasticity that generalize across cortical areas and across … and adapt with experience. That’s what Bear means by “plasticity,” which is an essential mechanism for learning and … eye to the non-deprived eye (called “ocular dominance plasticity,” or ODP) inspired neuroscientists to study …

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… started at MIT in 1998, has discovered genes underlying plasticity – the capability of the central nervous system to … its circuits in response to experience and activity. Plasticity is always happening, Nedivi said, but it is most … when brain circuitry is molded by the environment. In plasticity, the connections between neurons, or synapses, get …

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… first form of memory, called stimulus selective response plasticity (SRP) involves learning to recognize a … image.  The second form of memory, visual sequence plasticity , involves learning to recognize and predict a … might contribute to these forms of memory and cortical plasticity . After all, like some other forms of memory that …

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