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Memory and Learning: Long-Term Potentiation (LTP)

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Most beautiful educational video I've seen in yearsno colorful clutters no unnecessary intros words rumbling, better than khan academy I needed explanation on what happened before during and after LTP outside, inside and around neurons, and you answered all of it in a calm, beautiful, soundy way i needed references and you supplied it in the description this channel is so underrated 🥳🤯🙌🏼
Comment from : @antoniovidovic4698

damn
Comment from : @EvilLionBG

So basically, if you want to get smarter faster, become magnesium deficient and chug vast quantities of caffeinated sodium, calcium, glutamate solutions
Comment from : @TheBitterSarcasmOfMsAnthropy

best explanation ive found on the internet!
Comment from : @jannat4585

NMDA channels require Glycine as well in order to open
Comment from : @nedich2002

Came here after being intimidated by a short, dryish explanation from our lectures You helped me a lot, thank you!
Comment from : @CatPersonbtw

This explanation is even better than many professor's explanation
Comment from : @comparethis-p1g

Does dietary calcium have an effect on the intracellular calcium and LTP ?
Comment from : @johnathanabrams8434

What happens or can happen when you you have a cyst on the left side size of a 50 cent piece Is in hitting several different areas of my brain including the hippocampus
Comment from : @this-american-mutt

I think this video is missing the important role of the newly discovered PKM-zeta
Comment from : @OmarTravelAdventures

Why do you say weak action potential What of the all or none?
Comment from : @dazedfemme

This video is absolutely stunning in explaining LTP Thank you
Comment from : @jancsi-vera

❤❤❤❤
Comment from : @ebim2715

Absolutely great video to review with! My neural plasticity test is today and this video summed it up in a quick review
Comment from : @madisong5054

Excellent VideoThank You
Comment from : @SoumiDas-f2p

med student here, from national university of la plata (argentina)br I´ve watched it like 3 times and every time I do so it´s even clearer to me the mechanisms that result in LTP (early or late fase) bru have a talent this video is the result of great educational skills combined with great editing skills thank u
Comment from : @FerrariSpeirsHarry

thank you!
Comment from : @zenepta

This shoes why the United KINGDOM repeats its malevolent history since beer replaced poisonous infected water a couple thousand years ago Cheers and trebles all around!
Comment from : @mozartsbumbumsrus7750

Excellent video, thank you for sharing :)
Comment from : @neurosciencegirl

Can you add Turkish subtitles to the videos?
Comment from : @esmanur1762

Eu gostei muito do vídeo Obrigado Excelentes animações
Comment from : @PauloRLustosa

This is beautiful and straightforward, just what I needed Thank you for the hard work and for sharing it
Comment from : @pocillocortado

How fascinating is our brain!!!! This is just a model happening in one of the millions of the neurons
Comment from : @punkass6033

Awesome video!!!!
Comment from : @punkass6033

There are calcium permeable AMPA receptors as well! Not only NMDA This is important for plasticity!!
Comment from : @emonthebrain

Your videos are excellent Thank you very much <3
Comment from : @Tompleee

👁🔺
Comment from : @neverhavingfun

Great, you people!
Comment from : @vanialmmarinelli5216

So If I get this right, being a descendant of cannibalism, I am much smarter than the average bear, bone marrow being a favourite food source of mine
Comment from : @musselchee9560

awesome explanatory thank you look forward for others videos
Comment from : @ImeldaImelda-ju4jq

Thanks
Comment from : @supe1643

Great video ❤❤
Comment from : @yaramohsen8963

While spiraling down into the rabbit hole of deviating from the initial question review for my STEP 1, I came across this gem of a video!! Amazing work, great quality and content!! I will look into more of your content I just hope LTP is real and it help me recall that Mg only blocks NMDA (and not AMPA) receptors at resting membrane potential 🤖
Comment from : @fonsecar

Brilliant! Thank you very much 🙏🏻
Comment from : @dragonassassins1

Outstanding
Comment from : @drnaazneenmohammed1094

your video did not address the fact on how knowledge (picture) as information parts (jigsaw) as binary 01 combination form is stored in the individual neural potential bed (the so called Read only memory , ROM chip) of the neuron This is what Long term memory is on our brainbrbrEach neuron contains only a portion of that picture (which is the information) , like a part or a jigsaw puzzlebrbrinterconnected neurons (each containing jigsaw parts of the information) through synapses, is like assembling the jigsaw parts near to its associated meaning full order to resemble the original picturebrbrWhen a trigger stimuli enters the brain , the hippocampus evaluates the stimuli and creates a mimic picture in form of signals of specific frequency that will fire across the cortex brbrOnce a existing receptive neurons are hit by the signal , it will light up and fires up the the interconnected neurons causing all to increase potential from rest statebrThis is similar to close fitting the jigsaw parts to form the whole picture of the knowledge stored for use by the mind (operator) brbrI hope to the above process visualize in your succeeding videos brThanks
Comment from : @leusmaximusx

You deserve more subscribers
Comment from : @JustAWildSkullKid

Excellent!!!
Comment from : @farhadtowfiq6767

ti amo
Comment from : @iriszanzottera8119

Simply superb, amazing work!
Comment from : @sprucemoor5194

I'm a high school student doing a research project about alcohol addiction, and I was struggling to read research papers But this video is so straightforward and has helped me massively!! Thank you so much :)
Comment from : @chelseachen265

Great videoI appreciate 👍few extra things i want to add or highlight in this context are as follows(these are there in my youtube channel tutorial sessionMemory/Neuroplasticity)
Comment from : @Pinkmedical

The best explanation so far ❤️
Comment from : @chia5025

That's very useful 👌
Comment from : @mohammadmazaheri7242

This explanation is better than university's
Comment from : @annawills192

High yield
Comment from : @arshithgowda8728

Best video ever to explain this The visual presentation is outstanding
Comment from : @barbaradonohue4822

AHHHHHH, this is such a beautiful video, explaining things clearly with a lovely voice (even tho I can't understand) Please have more these kind of videos and maybe do something in electrical engineering lol 💖
Comment from : @jamesyu6039

This is a great video especially for someone who doesn’t know much about the brain!
Comment from : @gracehunter8929

A great explanation of this important mechanism, was pretty clear! Thanks so much :)
Comment from : @AcilegnaVahiy

youtube/DK8hCuVasWE brGreat explanation Click link 👆 to see less thorough 5 min video on the Cognitive Information Processing or CIP theory
Comment from : @laurapomales7047