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Memory and factors improving synaptic transmission

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Farbiszewski R., Kranc R.
Progress in Health Sciences
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2011
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vol. 1
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issue 2
171-178
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Memory is a process that encompasses three basic elements: encoding, consolidation and retrieval. The concept of multiple memory systems is now widely accepted. The question concerning the contribution of new neurons to learning has been recognized for a long time. There are also numerous associations between neurogenesis and learning. Experience-related changes that affect neurogenesis, such as stress or environmental enrichment, also affect learning. This paper also presents some methods of improving memory.
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