Changing Concepts of the Nervous System. Proceedings of the First Institute of Neurological Sciences Symposium in Neurobiology

Content: 
Inside Front Cover, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Contributors, Pages xi-xv
Foreword, Pages xvii-xviii, Frank A. Pepe
Preface, Pages xix-xx, Peter L. Strick
BACKGROUND TO DISCOVERIES: EARLY YEARS IN THE INSTITUTE OF NEUROLOGICAL SCIENCES, Pages 1-8, Adrian R. Morrison
THE SELFISH NERVOUS SYSTEM, Pages 9-15, Vincent G. Dethier
INTRODUCTORY REMARKS, Pages 17-19, Michael E. Goldberger
RAPID STRUCTURAL MODIFICATION IN RAT HIPPOCAMPUS: EVIDENCE FOR ITS OCCURRENCE AND A HYPOTHESIS CONCERNING HOW IT IS PRODUCED, Pages 21-31, Gary Lynch, Michel Baudry
EVENTS WITHIN THE SPROUTING NEURON AND THE DENERVATED NEUROPIL DURING LESION-INDUCED SYNAPTOGENESIS, Pages 33-48, Oswald Steward
PLASTICITY OF THE RAT CORTICAL BARREL SYSTEM, Pages 49-68, Peter J. Hand
PLASTICITY OF THE GROUP Ia FIBER PATHWAY TO MOTONEURONS, Pages 69-78, L.M. Mendell, T.C. Cope, S.G. Nelson
MOTOR PREPARATION: INFLUENCE ON PERIPHERAL AFFERENT INPUT TO MOTOR CORTEX AND CEREBELLUM, Pages 79-89, Peter L. Strick
THE MODULATION OF PAIN: ANATOMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS, Pages 91-103, Allan I. Basbaum
SPARING OF FUNCTION IN DEVELOPING SPINAL CORD, Pages 105-120, Dennis J. Stelzner
ALTERATIONS IN NEURONAL DEVELOPMENT AS A RESULT OF AFFERENT AND TARGET NEURON MANIPULATION, Pages 121-130, Diane E. Smith
SWITCHES IN INTERMEDIATE FILAMENT SUBUNIT TYPES DURING NEUROGENESIS, Pages 131-149, Gudrun S. Bennett, Stephen J. Tapscott, Howard Holtzer
PLASTICITY OF SOMATIC SENSATIONS AND MOTOR CAPACITIES FOLLOWING LESIONS OF THE DORSAL SPINAL COLUMNS IN MONKEYS, Pages 151-169, Charles J. Vierck Jr.
INSTRUMENTAL CONDITIONING AND PLASTICITY OF MOTOR FUNCTION, Pages 171-181, Jen Yu
VARIATIONS IN BRAIN ACTIVITY AS A FUNCTION OF BEHAVIORAL STATE, Pages 183-192, Adrian R. Morrison
CONCLUDING REMARKS, Pages 193-198, C.N. Liu
INTRODUCTORY REMARKS, Pages 199-200, Alan C. Rosenquist
CHANGING VIEWS OF THE ORGANIZATION AND EVOLUTION OF THE VISUAL PATHWAYS, Pages 201-233, Irving T. Diamond
VISUAL CORTEX: MULTIPLE AREAS AND MULTIPLE FUNCTIONS, Pages 235-259, Ronald J. Tusa
THE FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION OF THE LATERAL POSTERIOR-PULVINAR COMPLEX IN THE CAT, Pages 261-279, Alan C. Rosenquist, Denis Raczkowski, Laura Symonds
IDENTIFIED NEURONS IN THE CAT RETINA, Pages 281-293, Peter Sterling
THE GENICULOCORTICAL SYSTEM AND VISUAL PERCEPTION, Pages 295-319, M.A. Berkley
INTERACTION OF VISUAL CORTICAL AREAS AND SUPERIOR COLLICULUS IN VISUAL INTERHEMISPHERIC TRANSFER IN THE CAT, Pages 321-336, Giovanni Berlucchi
PARALLEL PATHWAYS IN THE CAT'S GENICULOCORTICAL SYSTEM: W-, X-, AND Y-CELLS, Pages 337-359, S. Murray Sherman
TRANSPLANTATION OF EMBRYONIC NEURAL TISSUE TO THE TECTAL REGION OF NEWBORN RATS, Pages 361-375, R.D. Lund, A.R. Harvey, C.B. Jaeger, S.C. McLoon
GENICULATE AND EXTRAGENICULATE VISUAL SYSTEMS IN THE TREE SHREW, Pages 377-409, Thomas T. Norton
INFEROTEMPORAL CORTEX IN AWAKE MONKEYS, Pages 411-422, Barry J. Richmond, Robert H. Wurtz
RECEPTIVE FIELD ORGANIZATION IN CAT AREA 17, Pages 423-432, Larry A. Palmer, Thomas L. Davis, Walter H. Mulliken, Judson P. Jones
CONCLUDING REMARKS, Pages 433-439, James M. Sprague
INTRODUCTORY REMARKS, Pages 441-444, Alan N. Epstein
THE CONTRIBUTION OF INSECTS TO THE STUDY OF MOTIVATION, Pages 445-455, V.G. Dethier
ELIOT STELLAR AND THE PHYSIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY OF SATIETY, Pages 457-465, Gerard P. Smith
DISCONNECTION AND ANTAGONISTIC INTERACTION OF MOVEMENT SUBSYSTEMS IN MOTIVATED BEHAVIOR, Pages 467-487, Philip Teitelbaum
AFFECT AND ACQUIRED MOTIVES, Pages 489-502, Richard L. Solomon
ANALOGY AND HOMOLOGY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF INGESTIVE BEHAVIOR, Pages 503-523, Elliott M. Blass, Catherine P. Cramer
THERMOREGULATORY DEFICITS AFTER PREOPTIC AREA DAMAGE, Pages 525-538, Harry J. Carlisle
THE NONHOMEOSTATIC MOTIVATION TO RUN IN THE GOLDEN HAMSTER, Pages 539-567, Katarina Tomljenović Borer
THE HYPOTHALAMUS IN EMOTIONAL BEHAVIOR AND ASSOCIATED CARDIOVASCULAR CORRELATES, Pages 569-584, Orville A. Smith, June L. DeVito, Clifford A. Astley
FACILITATION AND INHIBITION IN THE CUMULATIVE FOOD INTAKE CURVE IN MAN, Pages 585-607, Harry R. Kissileff, John Thornton
INDUCTION AND REMISSION OF OBESITY IN MONKEYS: BEHAVIORAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATES, Pages 609-620, Barbara C. Hansen
CONCLUDING REMARKS, Pages 621-629, Eliot Stellar
INTRODUCTORY REMARKS, Pages 631-633, Eliot Stellar
BEHAVIORAL CONSTRAINTS ON BIOCHEMICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL MODELS OF MEMORY, Pages 635-650, Ralph R. Miller
BEYOND THE REFLEX ARC: A NEURONAL MODEL OF OPERANT CONDITIONING, Pages 651-665, Larry Stein, James D. Belluzzi
CATECHOLAMINE INVOLVEMENT IN MEMORY RETRIEVAL PROCESSES, Pages 667-679, David Quartermain
THE ROLE OF SPECIFIC BRAIN PROTEINS IN LONG-TERM MEMORY FORMATION, Pages 681-716, Victor E. Shashoua
LEARNING, MEMORY FORMATION AND PROTEIN SYNTHESIS, Pages 717-728, Bernard W. Agranoff
AMNESIC EFFECTS OF PROTEIN SYNTHESIS INHIBITORS, Pages 729-741, Thomas C. Rainbow
INFLUENCES OF NEUROHYPOPHYSEAL HORMONES AND RELATED PEPTIDES ON ADAPTIVE PHENOMENA IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM, Pages 743-755, Paula L. Hoffman, Louis B. Flexner, Josefa B. Flexner, Boris Tabakoff, Ronald F. Ritzmann, Roderich Walter
CNS ACTIONS OF PERIPHERALLY ADMINISTERED PEPTIDES: SOME UNRESOLVED ISSUES, Pages 757-768, Abba J. Kastin, Richard D. Olson, Curt A. Sandman, David H. Coy, James E. Zadina, Rudolph H. Ehrensing
PEPTIDE HORMONE EFFECTS ON LEARNING AND MEMORY IN SOCIAL SITUATIONS, Pages 769-786, Alan I. Leshner, James F. Mixon
MNEMONIC SIGNIFICANCE OF NEUROHYPOPHYSEAL PEPTIDES, Pages 787-804, William H. Bailey
CONCLUDING REMARKS, Pages 805-807, Louis B. Flexner
Index, Pages 809-821
Participants, Pages 823-826