Memory and the single molecule
PW Frankland, SA Josselyn - Nature, 2013 - nature.com
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Sustained activity of the brain-specific enzyme PKM-ζ is thought to underlie the maintenance of long-term memories. Studies in PKM-ζ-deficient mice, however, cast the importance of this protein into question. See Letters p.416 & p.420
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