Long - term memories likely form when selective alterations in
synaptic connections occur within patterns of neurons called neuronal ensembles.
Not exact matches
It
occurs when one neuron fires closely after another, which strengthens their
synaptic connection and makes it slightly more likely the first will trigger the second in the future.
However, later in life, the truncated version of Shank3 interfered with
synaptic functions and
connections in the brain's cortex, where executive functions such as thought and planning
occur.