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Memory Consolidation Peptides

Meaning

A class of short, biologically active amino acid chains that are administered or naturally present to specifically enhance the process of memory consolidation—the stabilization of a newly acquired memory into a long-term storage representation. These peptides act by modulating the molecular pathways involved in synaptic plasticity and the structural changes within the hippocampus and cortex that underpin durable memory formation. Their therapeutic use is focused on improving learning and retention capacity.