Low-frequency depression (LFD) at mammalian synapses results from synaptic vesicle undocking, not depletion of the readily releasable pool, and is immediately reversible by high-frequency stimulation.
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Low-frequency depression (LFD) at mammalian synapses results from synaptic vesicle undocking, not depletion of the readily releasable pool, and is immediately reversible by high-frequency stimulation.
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