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Synaptic plasticity

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Comment from : @Elpidio1000

Really cool! It was not only very informative but also a kind of entertaining and I truly enjoyed it Thank you! ;)
Comment from : @ゆり-y2n

Lo amo señor
Comment from : @auradanielasolanogalarza4530

this isn't blotted science
Comment from : @honk1419

what do you mean the "if the presynatic neuron fires after", doesn't calling a neuron pre synaptic inherently mean it's fires "before" with respect to a post synaptic neuron
Comment from : @nas-zu8xl

Metabotropic not metabolic I think
Comment from : @Theodorus5

Love how I’m learning about synaptic plasticity but I’m not able to develop the plasticity to understand plasticity in time for my midterm 😂
Comment from : @purplecircle7413

Today there are some new discoveries, "Brain Cells Born Together Wire & Fire Together for Life"
Comment from : @zerotwo7319

You don’t explain how Ldp works You just say if the postsynaptic neuron fires first before presynaptics neuron how can this be possible??
Comment from : @michelangelocaravaggio5018

This must be one of the best videos I've seen! Thank you!
Comment from : @melissanyberg8893

Synaptic plasticity and the brain cognitive development
Comment from : @diwitdharpatitripathi6782

Great video What would make the post synaptic receptor fire first?
Comment from : @adrianagNeuroFit

Can this be PROOF MRI by living subjects Or TAKEN apart DEAD
Comment from : @francesjeanlaird9704

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Comment from : @jacobzaranyika9334

Long term depression - nonsensebrSo I am no longer seeing or hearing things anymore - you were wrong and are "sorry" - it has been long term depressionbrbrNot surprised, you can't even get your admission records correct, never mind a legitimate diagnosis
Comment from : @jacobzaranyika9334

Thank you! That was SUPER helpful
Comment from : @elitzaterzieva9137

Amazing video! Thanks lots :)
Comment from : @viverbem9810

great explanation, thank you!
Comment from : @sanhitasaxena1542

What is up with the audio, huh?
Comment from : @Messi46359

This is fantastic! so clear !
Comment from : @yomnaasar8549

Hey, thank you for sharing this knowledge If you'd be so kind, i have a request; Do you know a paper approaching the topic of how exactly protein kinase is influncing the "recycling" of AMPA receptors? Thank you again, Severin Mittermayer
Comment from : @severinmittermayer7092

wow nice
Comment from : @hasangunes9464

Horrible explanation failure if the aim was to teach
Comment from : @rgudduu

Thanks a lot
Comment from : @muhamadshameem4036

BEST
Comment from : @jagratneet5398

Thanks!
Comment from : @mymusicsyc

Thank you so much ! Quick and clear
Comment from : @argal87

Hi, medstudent here and I gotta say this amazing!! Thank you so much!
Comment from : @omina9022

one of the best videos to have explained this so seamlessly I can say that cuz I have almost watched 7 or so videos on the same topic by now and urs was by far the best
Comment from : @yukinetakanashi3714

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Comment from : @mahdiomidvar564

Awesome, thank you!
Comment from : @EigenA

Voice is not clear
Comment from : @Fun-io9kv

Hi,brCould you mention some references for the content of the video?
Comment from : @diogo844

Superb! :)
Comment from : @Kittycatty7

This helped me significantly on one of my neuroscience exams, thank you 👌👌
Comment from : @meggietiffany9124

Great video!
Comment from : @quaidcarlobulloch9300

Brilliant explanation! Thank you so much for making this video :)
Comment from : @Maya-vg6md

Hey this really helped me understand HOW synaptic plasticity occurs but WHY does the fact that two neurons that fire together become more linked helps us learn? wouldn't it just make us repeat what we already do?
Comment from : @Mrraz9960

At 1:33, should it be metaBOtropic and ionoTROpic receptors, rather than metabolic and ionic?brbrAre 'metabolic' receptors the same as 'metabotropic' receptors?
Comment from : @thineshpathmaraja6670

Best teacher ever
Comment from : @ajavinducn1999

You're right handed but you're using your left hand I know because my handwriting becomes the same with left
Comment from : @ayushasuwal8473

Who fire the post synaptic neurons with in 20ms before the presynaptic neuron releases glutamate
Comment from : @kishoremadhamanchi4905

Thanks a ton 😊
Comment from : @baburamprasad926

Man, I needed this video to understand the whole spiking phenom Thanks so much!
Comment from : @buckrogers5331

THX!
Comment from : @myelinsheathxd

Volume is pathetic i can't listen with out earphone
Comment from : @satyaprakashi

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Comment from : @davecase7634

his is a good video! hi from neuroscience enthusiast here!
Comment from : @nazeeraharmanza

Hello, just wanted to say i'm in a neuroscience course during Covid-19 and this was a great explanation thank you so much
Comment from : @kristianramserran

Beautifully explained!
Comment from : @Nitinanand08

Depolarization
Comment from : @michaeljosephfrank

Thank you
Comment from : @behayluyibe7652

This is the best neuroscience explanation
Comment from : @behayluyibe7652

Has anyone given much consideration to biological boundaries? That is to say, can learning to play ball with one’s dog, or interact with a spider, be creating such synaptic development in both species? As we learn each other’s behaviors, it must be acknowledged that mutual learning occurs And perhaps consider the posdibility that we are not unique in our neuroplasticity
Comment from : @phidippusproject6980

How does inhibition work?brAre some synapses inhibitory? Why are they so?brWould they also go through LTP / LTD?
Comment from : @arielperez3434

Beauty
Comment from : @matthewsouter6235

How does postsinaptic neuron despolirizes before the presinaptic does?
Comment from : @ZzstivigizZ

Very goooood Thanks for your help
Comment from : @sergio4425-g7u

But how does this happen? Hehe Loved it! :)
Comment from : @MyUnboxingsAndFun

you are the best dude thank you
Comment from : @LuvElaYay

Thanks for a great explanation!
Comment from : @banyannn

Interestingi took some notes mister👌
Comment from : @ΣΤΑΥΡΟΣΠΑΠΑΣΤΕΡΓΙΟΥ

This helped me so much, thank you :))))
Comment from : @rainwang2458

U r a little bit fast sir i am not able to follow u unless i play at o75 speed
Comment from : @235venkatesh8

Thank you so much This was very informative and gave me information I've been trying to learn I took a lot of Methylphenidate growing up and had crazy amounts of glutamate in my brain, life has been so different lately now that I'm 19 and this really does answer a lot brbrPs brDon't give kids Ritalin/concerta/methylphenidate or Focalin/dexmethylphenidate, shit is bad for the brain, and permanently causes permanent changes and permeanant symptoms of ADHD through gene regulation, excitotoxic brain damage, and developmental changes Everyone who takes this under 16, even just briefly, has permanently down regulated GABA and it's still fuckin FDA approved ADHD is practically made up by the pharmacuetical companies and pediatricians should not be the ones prescribing it, they don't know about psycology or brain chemistry
Comment from : @joefalk6455

thanks bro
Comment from : @sabrango

Great vid and amazingly well expalined! Thanks a lot
Comment from : @Angela-vn7sz

Fantastic job explaining a very complex subject simply!!!
Comment from : @katiebrown8545

Thank you so much for the video! Really
Comment from : @김인영-q5x

Do you mind sharing your references you used for this video I'd really like to get into this topic by myself I'm pretty new to this field and currently conducting research on this topic Alternatively some key words (eg Spike-Timing-Dependent Plasticity) besides neuronal plasticity would be very appreciated
Comment from : @Calas0007

apart from the volume problems at the beginning best video for understanding synaptic plasticity I could wish for
Comment from : @avsegesser3585

your videos are very helpful
Comment from : @evildoesnotsleep-x2b

please please this is so much scientific explain with another language for the ones like me who are not studying this stuff just curious abour memorie and how it work really i didn"t understand so much from the video i know u know what are you talking about but i get nothing from it
Comment from : @9ebooks

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Comment from : @alirazakisana352

This made it so much easier to understand ! Thanks
Comment from : @VocaloidsWatcher

Thank you ! That was a brilliant video 😀
Comment from : @sanjanalaksh

Good video
Comment from : @ToriKo_

Fucking GOLD right here mate, you're amazing!!
Comment from : @screamingperson8188

What about synesthesia and art? For example, when I attempt to memorize a concept or an experience, I make pun out of the it and put it into 'memory palace' Does that mean that, let's say, a neuron responsible for a smell, like an aroma of coffee, will try to connect(via dendrite or axon terminal) to visual responsible neuron when they are 'fired' together, ie smelling and seeing the coffee at the same time?brbrSorry for my bad English
Comment from : @aaronhamilton8997

too fast
Comment from : @MarisolMartinez-ee7nz

literally saved my lifeee
Comment from : @sn22278

Thanks! Just commenting to say that I like your speed
Comment from : @ericmink

what determines which (pre/post synaptic neuron) fires first? And why do activities like studying cause the post synaptic neuron to fire within 20 milliseconds while some other activities don't?
Comment from : @rohitnalmada7695