APFIVE Hippocampal Damage and Long-Term Potentiation
A patient with damage to the hippocampus exhibits intact procedural memory but impaired declarative memory. This condition best illustrates which principle regarding long-term potentiation (LTP)?
A
LTP is unrelated to the distinction between memory types
B
LTP in the hippocampus is crucial for forming new declarative memories
C
LTP occurs only in brain regions responsible for procedural memory
D
Hippocampal damage enhances LTP in other brain regions
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