… by so called 'synaptic tags' that are set at the time of memory encoding. Synaptic tags,
described in detail below, are local molecular changes at synapses that mark synaptic plasticity as …

… memory. We propose that neuronal allocation mechanisms work closely with synaptic allocation
mechanisms (that is, synaptic tagging and … to specific synapses. Although neuronal and …

… candidate cellular correlates of learning and memory and alterations in these properties …
synaptic tagging and capture (STC) has been proposed as a mechanism for cellular memory …

… Lasting changes in synaptic plasticity strength and also in memory storage persistence are
… This leads to the emergence of the synaptic tagging and capture (STC) hypothesis. The STC …

… memory formation. We explain synaptic input-specificity by the concept of ‘synaptic tagging’,
… to recently potentiated, glutamatergic ‘tagged’ synapses, thus maintaining LTP and input-…

… At present, we still do not know whether synaptic tagging occurs in vivo and whether the
principle also extends to behavioural memory as implied by Proposition 2. Is it possible to …

… and beyond at synaptic and behavioral levels, will continue to drive memory research as
we uncover the inner workings of how the brain records, retains, recalls and modifies …

… Despite the evidence that local translation can serve as a synaptic tag, it is clear that it is
not the only synaptic tag that mediates plasticity and memory. So, although local protein …

… initial memory consolidation. We describe candidate molecules for the roles of synaptic tag
… -pathway experiments ex vivo, behavioural tagging experiments in vivo and recent cutting-…

… If we consider the earlier proposed mechanisms, GluR1, ERK and cAMP/PKA signalling
have been associated with synaptic tag setting processes, while mTOR is crucial for …