Protein kinases: which one is the memory molecule?

Jacques Micheau; Gernot Riedel

@article{Micheau1999ProteinKW, title={Protein kinases: which one is the memory molecule?}, author={Jacques Micheau and Gernot Riedel}, journal={Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences CMLS}, year={1999}, volume={55}, pages={534-548} }

Encoding of new experiences is likely to induce activity-dependent modifications in the brain. Studies in organisms far apart on the phylogenetic scale have shown that similar, sometimes identical, signal transduction pathways subserve plasticity in neuronal systems, and they may play pivotal roles in the formation of long-term memories. It has become evident that phosphorylation/dephosphorylation reactions are critical for the initiation of cellular mechanisms that embody, retain and modify… CONTINUE READING

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