Biochemistry of Characterised Neurons

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
Abbreviations, Pages xiii-xiv
PREFACE, Pages xv-xvi, Neville N. Osborne
FOREWORD, Pages 1-2, VOLKER NEUHOFF
VALIDITY OF SINGLE NEURON CHEMICAL ANALYSIS: CAN MICROCHEMISTRY HELP TO SOLVE THE “HARD’ QUESTIONS OF MODERN NEUROBIOLOGY?, Pages 3-17, EZIO GIACOBINI
THE RETZIUS CELL OF THE LEECH HIRUDO MEDICINALIS, Pages 19-24,24a,24b,24c,25-45, DAVID J. McADOO
THE NEUROBIOLOGY OF A SEROTONERGIC NEURON, Pages 47-48,48a,49-52,53a,53b,53-54,54a,55-62,62a,62b,63-72,72a,73-80, NEVILLE N. OSBORNE
THE CHARACTERISED DOPAMINE NEURON IN PLANORBIS CORNEUS, Pages 81-84,85a,85b,85c,85d,85e,85f,85-115, M.S. BERRY, V.W. PENTREATH
OCTOPAMINE NEURONS IN THE LOBSTER, Pages 117-124,124a,124b,125-128,128a,128b,129-151, PETER D. EVANS
HISTAMINE-CONTAINING NEURONS IN APLYSIA, Pages 153-156,156a,157-162,162a,163-172,172a,173-175, DANIEL WEINREICH
THE BIOCHEMISTRY OF TORPEDO CHOLINERGIC NEURONS, Pages 177-192,192a,192b,193-206,206a,207-216, M.J. DOWDALL
MICROASSAY OF BIOGENIC AMINES IN NEURONS OF APLYSIA. THE COEXISTENCE OF MORE THAN ONE TRANSMITTER MOLECULE IN A NEURON, Pages 217-238, JUAN M. SAAVEDRA
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES OF IDENTIFIED CELLS IN THE VERTEBRATE RETINA, Pages 239-246,246a,246b,246c,246d,247-260, DOMINIC M.K. LAM
GENE EXPRESSION AND PROTEIN METABOLISM IN INDIVIDUAL NEURONS OF APLYSIA, Pages 261-276,276a,277-281, DAVID L. WILSON
FUNCTION AND METABOLISM OF NEURONAL PROTEINS: COMPARISONS AMONG THE IDENTIFIED NEURONS OF APLYSIA, Pages 283-308, ROBERT W. BERRY
SUBJECT INDEX, Pages 309-317