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Rats given a drug that enhances long-term potentiation (LTP) will learn a maze with half the usual number of mistakes. This suggests thata. state-dependent memories are easily retrievedb. priming is affected by the release of serotonin into the synapsesc. proactive interference is minimized by LTPd. source amnesia decreases the more the rats run the mazee. LTP provides a neural basis for learning and remembering associations
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