Protein acetylation and synaptic composition during Inhibitory Avoidance Long-Term memory consolidation in mouse hippocampus

ANGELES SALLES; MARIANO BOCCIA; LAURA ESQUIVEL; MARIA DEL CARMEN KRAWCZYK; JULIA BUSSO; RAMIRO FREUDENTHAL

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Congreso; XXXII Congreso anual de la Sociedad Argentina de Investigaciones en Neurosciencias; 2017

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Protein acetylation affects synaptic plasticity and memory, but its effects on synapse composition ?in vivo? during long term memory consolidation have not been addressed. Here we show that there is a correlation between the synaptic protein acetylation level and the synaptic protein composition at hippocampus during memory consolidation. We also show that altering the acetylation levels by administration of a Lysine deacetylase inhibitor specific for KDAC6 (mainly cytoplasmic) immediately after training facilitates retention at testing. These results suggest that the post translation modification, lysine acetylation, has a role regulating the synaptic changes that occur during memory consolidation.