With an intact NMDA receptor, predict the effect if the flow of calcium were blocked
a. Long-term potentiation would occur, but short-term memory would not be converted to
long-term memory.
b. Phosphate groups would not be attached to CaMKII.
c. The hippocampus would be responsible for long-term potentiation.
d. CaMKII would not be responsive to phosphate.
e. Calcium groups would not be attached to CaMKII.
B
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