Long-term sensitization training in Aplysia leads to an increase in the expression of BiP, the major protein chaperon of the ER

Keyphrases

• Protein Synthesis 100%
• Sensory Neurons 100%
• Protein Chaperone 100%
• Aplysia 100%
• Long-term Sensitization 100%
• Gill 66%
• Long-term Memory 66%
• Motor Neuron 66%
• Synaptic Connections 66%
• Long-term Facilitation 66%
• Steady State 33%
• Behavior Change 33%
• Early-late 33%
• Complementary DNA (cDNA) 33%
• Membrane Protein 33%
• Structural Change 33%
• Reflex 33%
• Change Characteristics 33%
• Secretory Proteins 33%
• Protein Complex 33%
• Early Protein 33%
• RNA Synthesis 33%
• Cell Adhesion Molecules 33%
• Chaperone Function 33%
• Behavioral Skills Training 33%
• Withdrawal Reflex 33%
• Presynaptic Terminal 33%
• Aplysia Californica 33%
• Fasciclin 33%
• BiP Protein 33%
• Immunoglobulin Family 33%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Protein Biosynthesis 100%
• Sensory Neuron 100%
• Sensitization 100%
• Chaperone (Protein) 100%
• Aplysia 100%
• Motor Neuron 66%
• Late Protein 66%
• Long Term Memory 66%
• Early Protein 66%
• Transcription 33%
• Steady State 33%
• Intravenous Immunoglobulin 33%
• Protein Complexes 33%
• Behavioral Change 33%
• RNA Synthesis 33%
• Neural Cell Adhesion Molecule 33%
• Aplysia Californica 33%
• Withdrawal Reflex 33%
• Cell Adhesion Proteins 33%
• Messenger RNA 33%

Neuroscience

• Protein Biosynthesis 100%
• Chaperone 100%
• Long-Term Memory 66%
• Complementary DNA 33%
• Neural Cell Adhesion Molecule 33%
• Intravenous Immunoglobulin 33%
• RNA Synthesis 33%
• Sensory Neuron 33%
• Protein Complexes 33%
• Cell Adhesion Proteins 33%
• Withdrawal Reflex 33%
• Fasciclin II 33%
• Glucose Regulated Protein 78 33%
• Messenger RNA 33%