Mice could not learn their way out of a maze if they could not produce an enzyme needed for:

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Long-term potentiation is a process in which synaptic connections between neurons are strengthened, allowing for more effective communication between them. This process is essential for learning and memory, and is dependent on the production of certain enzymes. Without these enzymes, the process of long-term potentiation would not occur, and mice (or any other organism) would be unable to learn their way out of a maze. Option A (automatic processing) and B (serial position effect) are not related to the process of learning and memory, and option C (producing propranolol) is not essential for the process of long-term potentiation.

Mice Could Not Learn Their Way Out of a Maze