Neuron A says to Neuron B,"Boy,I think I've had long-term potentiation happen to me for that historical date,1776." Neuron B asks,"So.What does that mean?" Neuron A replies:
A) "I've become so much more in touch with my neighbor neurons."
B) "I will stop functioning if I hear that date again."
C) "The historical date causes me to shed my myelin sheath."
D) "I've become more likely to send inhibitory messages when I hear a similar piece of information."

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Long-term potentiation (LTP) is a process by which synaptic connections between neurons become stronger with frequent activation. This means Neuron A is indicating that it has become more efficient at communicating with its neighboring neurons, especially in relation to the historical date, 1776.

Neuron a Says to Neuron B,"Boy,I Think I've Had Long-Term