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    Applying Drugs That Act as Antagonists at the NMDA Glutamate
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Applying Drugs That Act as Antagonists at the NMDA Glutamate

Question 127

Question 127

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Applying drugs that act as antagonists at the NMDA glutamate receptor before spatial learning occurs interferes with​ 


A) both LTP and spatial memory acquisition. 
B) neither LTP nor spatial memory acquisition. 
C) LTP, but not with spatial memory acquisition. 
D) spatial memory, but not with LTP.

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