> The second mechanism is much more heavily studied and involves storing
> information within the synapses by adjusting their strength. This is
> thought to occur by increasing the amount of transmitter released from the
> presynaptic terminal or by increasing the postsynaptic response to a given
> amount of transmitter, or through both mechanisms (see Churchland and
> Sejnowski, The Computational Brain).
Neuromodulators affect the PSP of a given amount of neurotransmitter.
Are neuromodulators know to have an effect on memory? If
neuromodulator were administered to a human subject would it not have a
tremendous impact on memory for the time it is active?
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