Which term refers to long-lasting increases in neural excitability in synapses along a specific neural pathway

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Long-term potentiation refers to long-lasting increases in neural excitability in synapses along a specific neural pathway. Reuptake potential refers to the reabsorption of neurotransmitters by the presynaptic neuron, graded potential refers to small changes in the membrane potential of a neuron, and mapping potential is not a recognized term in neuroscience.

Which Term Refers to Long-Lasting Increases in Neural Excitability in Synapses