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Fig. 1

From: Long-Term Plasticity, Biophysical Models

Fig. 1

Cartoon of long-term plasticity. The synaptic strength is defined as the height, or the slope, of the postsynaptic voltage response (postsynaptic potential [PSP]) to a presynaptic spike. If the weight is increased, it is called potentiation, and if it is decreased, it is called depression. Long-term plasticity denotes the changes that last more than 20 min

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