Synaptic plasticity

How the brain changes changes the strength of connections between neurones, to enable us to learn and remember.

[kristianramserran]

Hello, just wanted to say i'm in a neuroscience course during Covid-19 and this was a great explanation. thank you so much

[guitarfreak]

Finally, an explanation on the biological process. Thanks for the upload! :-)

[AgentPanda]

Great video! I loved how you kept saying "and how does this happen?" and then you continued. It seems like in other educational videos, it's always cut prematurely for one reason or another.

[tman]

videos good but just a tip your volume is in and out

[bradsillasen]

Finally found an explanation for what strengthening a synapse means.

[antontrifanov]

soooo good! 3 hours lecture in 7 min, and so clear !! Thanks a lot

[cpuzz]

You explain neuroscience more clearly than anyone else I’ve heard

[nicholasdoumtsis]

best explanation for this concept I have found, keep up the good work buddy!

[buckrogers]

Man, I needed this video to understand the whole spiking phenom. Thanks so much!

[melissanyberg]

This must be one of the best videos I've seen! Thank you!

[yukinetakanashi]

one of the best videos to have explained this so seamlessly. I can say that cuz I have almost watched 7 or so videos on the same topic by now and urs was by far the best.

[TheSocialSmilingMonkey]

Great information 👍.
If we think about physical properties and the physics of their potential a channel can be reinforced by continuing the flow of a molecule along the pathway.
So the old saying ;
"use it or loose it". Is very true to strengthening synapses and also on building pre-existing pathways within us.

[joefalk]

Thank you so much. This was very informative and gave me information I've been trying to learn. I took a lot of Methylphenidate growing up and had crazy amounts of glutamate in my brain, life has been so different lately now that I'm 19 and this really does answer a lot.

Ps.
Don't give kids or Focalin/dexmethylphenidate, shit is bad for the brain, and permanently causes permanent changes and permeanant symptoms of ADHD through gene regulation, excitotoxic brain damage, and developmental changes. Everyone who takes this under 16, even just briefly, has permanently down regulated GABA and it's still fuckin FDA approved. ADHD is practically made up by the pharmacuetical companies and pediatricians should not be the ones prescribing it, they don't know about psycology or brain chemistry.

[meggietiffany]

This helped me significantly on one of my neuroscience exams, thank you 👌👌

[omina]

Hi, medstudent here and I gotta say this amazing!! Thank you so much!

[Maya-vgmd]

Brilliant explanation! Thank you so much for making this video :)

[behayluyibe]

This is the best neuroscience explanation

[a.v.segesser]

apart from the volume problems at the beginning best video for understanding synaptic plasticity I could wish for

[ゆり-yn]

Really cool! It was not only very informative but also a kind of entertaining and I truly enjoyed it. Thank you! ;)

[vivivava]

Wow. Now I understand the role of Ca2+ in LTP and LTD better