Figure Q10-29 Shows Short- and Long-Term Memory in Aplysia Using

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The Answer is A.If cAMP was inhibited there would not be an increase in the gill withdrawal. The response would look like that of the control. cAMP is required for short-term memory and so blocking it would block short-term memory.
B. Nothing would happen-that is, the response would look the same-as CREB is necessary for long-term memory, but not short-term memory.
C. The response would increase on the first day as short-term processes would still be intact, although the long-term changes would be blocked.

Figure Q10-29 Shows Short- and Long-Term Memory in Aplysia Using

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