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. 2019 Mar 14;11:4. doi: 10.3389/fnsyn.2019.00004

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Copyright © 2019 Park, Kang, Sanderson, Bortolotto, Georgiou, Zhuo, Kaang and Collingridge.

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Heterosynaptic LTP induced by a sTBS. (A,B) Pooled data of the non-conditioned inputs in response to delivery of (A) cTBS (n = 18) and (B) sTBS (n = 23). Data replotted from Figure 1, 3 and Park et al. (2016). (C–F) Pooled data of the non-conditioned inputs for sTBS in anisomycin (Ani, 30 μM; n = 8), (D) anisomycin delivered 10 min after sTBS (n = 9), (E) sTBS in IEM-1460 (IEM, 30 μM; n = 8) and (F) IEM delivered 10 min after sTBS (n = 10). Data replotted from Figure 5, 6. Each point is the average of responses recorded over a 5 min period. (G–J) Summary data with cumulative plots, quantified after 30 min of heterosynaptic LTP induction. ^∗p < 0.05; ^∗∗p < 0.01; comparisons vs. sTBS.