Synaptic Tagging and Capture (eBook)

Part 1: Cellular and molecular aspects of synaptic tagging and captureChapter 1: Differential role of CaMK in synaptic tagging and captureRoger L Redondo, Richard GM MorrisChapter 2: Compartmentalization of Synaptic Tagging and CaptureJuan Marcos AlarconChapter 3: Synaptic cooperation and competition: two sides of the same coin?Rosalina FonsecaChapter 4: Neuropsin-dependent and -independent synaptic tagging and modulation of long-term potentiation: a quest for the associated signaling pathway(s)Yasuyuki Ishikawa, Sadao ShiosakaChapter 5: PKA Anchoring and Synaptic Tagging and CaptureTed Abel, Alan Jung ParkChapter 6: Activity-dependent protein transport as a synaptic tagDaisuke Okada, Kaoru InokuchiChapter 7: mTOR and the Regulation of Translational Capacity in Late Forms of Synaptic PlasticityPanayiotis Tsokas, Robert D. BlitzerChapter 8: Dopaminergic Neuromodulation in Synaptic tagging and CaptureSheeja Navakkode Chapter 9:  From where? Synaptic Tagging Allows the Nucleus Not to CareShannon Farris, Serena M. DudekPart 2: Behavioral and Metaplastic aspects of synaptic tagging and captureChapter 10: BDNF and TrkB mediated signalling supports processes of metaplasticity and long-term memory formationMartin KorteChapter 11: Prescient Synapses: Gating Future Neuronal Consciousness Through Synaptic Tagging and MetaplasticitySteven A. Connor, Peter V. NguyenChapter 12: Metaplasticity of Synaptic tagging and Capture: Memory beyond the circleMahima Sharma, Sreedharan SajikumarChapter 13: Emotional tagging and long-term memory formationGal Richter-Levin, Orli Kehat, Rachel AnunuChapter 14: The Behavioral Tagging hypothesis and its implications for long-term memory formationDiego Moncada, Fabrico Ballarini, María Cecilia Martinez, Haydée Viola