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In 1949, Donald Hebb proposed a mechanism for use-dependent synaptic plasticity, suggesting that input neurons that reliably activate their postsynaptic target will strengthen their connections ([Hebb, 1949][1]). Since then, studies of use-dependent plasticity during development have been almost
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