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What is the primary structural change that occurs during long-term potentiation?

▸ Synapses are pruned to only the important connections.

▸ Synapses are weakened to allow other cells to be prioritized.

▸ New synaptic connections between neurons are formed.

▸ The myelin sheath becomes stronger, which speeds up the axon potential.
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