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دانلود کتاب Concepts and Challenges in Retinal Biology (Progress in Brain Research)
دانلود کتاب مفاهیم و چالش ها در بیولوژی شبکیه (پیشرفت در تحقیقات مغز)
مشخصات کتاب
Concepts and Challenges in Retinal Biology (Progress in Brain Research)
ویرایش: 1 نویسندگان: Helga Kolb, Harris Ripps, Samuel Wu, H. Kolb, Samuel Miao-Sin Wu, John E. Dowling (Eds.) سری: Progress in Brain Research 131 ISBN (شابک) : 9780444514844, 0444514848 ناشر: Elsevier Science سال نشر: 2001 تعداد صفحات: 714 زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 93 مگابایت
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توجه داشته باشید کتاب مفاهیم و چالش ها در بیولوژی شبکیه (پیشرفت در تحقیقات مغز) نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
توضیحاتی در مورد کتاب مفاهیم و چالش ها در بیولوژی شبکیه (پیشرفت در تحقیقات مغز)
در آگوست 2000 یک جشنواره فستیوال در آزمایشگاه بیولوژیکی دریایی، وودز هول، ماساچوست به مناسبت تولد 65 سالگی پروفسور جان ای. داولینگ برگزار شد. این اثر شامل مشارکت بیش از 50 نفر از همکاران جان، که نماینده جامعه تحقیقاتی بینایی است، نه تنها یادگاری از این مناسبت را ارائه می دهد، بلکه امیدواریم به عنوان یک مرجع اساسی برای محققان آینده در زمینه زیست شناسی شبکیه عمل کند. حجم تقسیم شده است. تا حدودی خودسرانه به هفت حوزه از تحقیقات شبکیه چشم شامل فصل‌هایی که در برخی موارد مروری کلی از یک موضوع خاص ارائه می‌کنند، و در برخی موارد گزارشی از تحقیقات و مطالعات جاری در حال انجام است. این فصل‌ها غنا، تنوع و هیجان تحقیقات معاصر شبکیه را نشان می‌دهند. آن‌ها همچنین به ما یادآوری می‌کنند که قبل از درک کامل رابطه متقابل بین نورون‌های شبکیه، تعاملات پیچیده بین نورون‌ها و سلول‌های گلیال، و مکانیسم‌هایی که بر رشد شبکیه نظارت می‌کنند، چقدر باید انجام شود. فصل آخر که توسط جان داولینگ ارائه شده است، مروری بر این موضوع دارد. دستاوردهای گذشته، و برخی از دیدگاه های آینده در مورد تحقیقات شبکیه در قرن 21 ارائه می دهد.
توضیحاتی درمورد کتاب به خارجی
In August 2000 a Festschrift was held at the Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, Massachusetts to celebrate the career of Professor John E. Dowling on the occasion of his 65th birthday. Containing contributions from more than 50 of John's colleagues, representing a Who's Who of the vision research community, this work not only provides a memento of the occasion, but will hopefully serve as a basic reference for future researchers in retinal biology.The volume is divided somewhat arbitrarily into seven areas of retinal research containing chapters that present in some cases a broad overview of a particular topic, and in others an account of current research and studies in progress. These chapters exemplify the richness, diversity, and excitement of contemporary retinal research. They also remind us of how much more needs to be done before we understand fully the interrelationship between retinal neurons, the complex interactions between neurons and glial cells, and the mechanisms that govern retinal development.A final chapter contributed by John Dowling provides an overview of past accomplishments, and offers some future perspectives on retinal research in the 21st century.
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Content:
Editorial Board
Page iii
List of contributors
Pages v-ix
Preface
Pages xi-xiv
Helga Kolb, Harris Ripps, Samuel Wu
Acknowledgments
Page xv
Introduction
Pages xxiii-xxix
Chapter 1 Cellular organization of the vertebrate retina Original Research Article
Pages 3-26
Helga Kolb, Ralph Nelson, Peter Ahnelt, Nicolas Cuenca
Chapter 2 Comparative anatomy of major retinal pathways in the eyes of nocturnal and diurnal mammals Original Research Article
Pages 27-52
Kenneth Linberg, Nicolas Cuenca, Peter Ahnelt, Steven Fisher, Helga Kolb
Chapter 3 Synaptic organization in the fly's optic lamina: few cells, many synapses and divergent microcircuits Original Research Article
Pages 53-69
I.A. Meinertzhagen, K.E. Sorra
Chapter 4 Complexities of retinal circuitry revealed by neurotransmitter receptor localization Original Research Article
Pages 71-81
Charles L. Zucker, Berndt Ehinger
Chapter 5 Synaptic inputs to dopaminergic neurons in mammalian retinas Original Research Article
Pages 83-91
David W. Marshak
Chapter 6 Molecular diversity of gap junctions between horizontal cells Original Research Article
Pages 93-107
Ulrike Janssen-Bienhold, Konrad Schultz, Werner Hoppenstedt, Reto Weiler
Chapter 7 Real time imaging of the production and movement of nitric oxide in the retina Original Research Article
Pages 109-122
William D. Eldred
Chapter 8 Integration and segregation of visual signals by bipolar cells in the tiger salamander retina Original Research Article
Pages 125-143
Samuel M. Wu, Fan Gao, Bruce R. Maple
Chapter 9 Transmission at the photoreceptor synapse Original Research Article
Pages 145-159
Paul Witkovsky, Wallace Thoreson, Daniel Tranchina
Chapter 10 Organization of ON- and OFF-pathways in the zebrafish retina: neurotransmitter localization, electrophysiological responses of bipolar cells, and patterns of axon terminal stratification Original Research Article
Pages 161-176
Victoria P. Connaughton
Chapter 11 Retinal information processing and ambient illumination Original Research Article
Pages 177-184
Richard L. Chappell
Chapter 12 Plasticity of AII amacrine cell circuitry in the mammalian retina Original Research Article
Pages 185-200
Stewart A. Bloomfield
Chapter 13 Neuromodulation of voltage-dependent K+ channels in bipolar cells: immunocytochemical and electrophysiological studies Original Research Article
Pages 201-213
Stephen Yazulla, Keith M. Studhohne, Shih-fang Fan, Carlos Mora-Ferrer
Chapter 14 Synaptic mechanisms shaping the light light-response in retinal ganglion cells Original Research Article
Pages 215-228
Ethan D. Cohen
Chapter 15 Parallel processing in the mammalian retina: lateral and vertical interactions across stacked representations Original Research Article
Pages 229-238
Frank Werblin, Botond Roska, David Balya
Chapter 16 Pre- and postsynaptic mechanisms of spontaneous, excitatory postsynaptic currents in the salamander retina Original Research Article
Pages 241-253
Robert F. Miller, Jon Gottesman, Dori Henderson, Mike Sikora, Helga Kolb
Chapter 17 Physiological responses associated with kainate receptor immunoreactivity in dissociated zebrafish retinal neurons: a voltage probe study Original Research Article
Pages 255-265
Ralph Nelson, Andrew T. Janis, Toby N. Behar, Victoria P. Connaughton
Chapter 18 GABA transporter function in the horizontal cells of the skate Original Research Article
Pages 267-275
Robert Paul Malchow, Kristen A. Andersen
Chapter 19 Physiological and pharmacological characterization of glutamate and GABA receptors on carp retinal neurons Original Research Article
Pages 277-293
Xiong-Li Yang, Ping Li, Tao Lu, Ying Shen, Ming-Hu Han
Chapter 20 The GABAC receptors of retinal neurons Original Research Article
Pages 295-308
Haohua Qian, Harris Ripps
Chapter 21 Retinoic acid, a neuromodulator in the retina Original Research Article
Pages 309-318
Reto Weiler, Mark Pottek, Konrad Schultz, Ulrike Janssen-Bienhold
Chapter 22 Properties of turtle retinal ganglion cell GABA receptors Original Research Article
Pages 319-331
Eric M. Lasater, Yun Liu
Chapter 23 The rhodopsin cycle: a twist in the tale Original Research Article
Pages 335-350
Harris Ripps
Chapter 24 Insights into the rod rhodopsin regeneration process using the excised mouse eye Original Research Article
Pages 351-357
Sanford E. Ostroy
Chapter 25 The response gradient along the rod outer segment: cGMP, age and calcium Original Research Article
Pages 359-368
K.N. Leibovic
Chapter 26 The flash response of rods in vivo Original Research Article
Pages 369-381
David R. Pepperberg
Chapter 27 Dark adaptation Original Research Article
Pages 383-394
Gordon L. Fain
Chapter 28 Evaluation of the contributions of recoverin and GCAPs to rod photoreceptor light adaptation and recovery to the dark state Original Research Article
Pages 395-405
James B. Hurley, Jeannie Chen
Chapter 29 Light adaptation and contrast in the outer retina Original Research Article
Pages 407-418
Dwight A. Burkhardt
Chapter 30 Synaptic mechanisms of network adaptation in horizontal cells Original Research Article
Pages 419-436
Douglas G. McMahon, Dao-Qi Zhang, Larissa Ponomareva, Tracy Wagner
Chapter 31 Triphasic adaptation of teleost horizontal cells Original Research Article
Pages 437-449
William H. Baldridge
Chapter 32 Potassium conductances and the glutamate transporter in Willer cells of the turtle retina and their role in potassium siphoning Original Research Article
Pages 451-463
Ido Perlman, Eduardo Solessio, Eric M. Lasater
Chapter 33 Some aspects of the oscillatory response of the retina Original Research Article
Pages 465-474
Lillemor Wachtmeister
Chapter 34 Light and circadian regulation of retinomotor movement Original Research Article
Pages 477-485
Beth Burnside
Chapter 35 Circadian and efferent modulation of visual sensitivity Original Research Article
Pages 487-503
Robert Barlow
Chapter 36 Circadian clock regulation of neuronal light responses in the vertebrate retina Original Research Article
Pages 505-518
Stuart C. Mangel
Chapter 37 Spinules and nematosomes in retinal horizontal cells: a “thorny” issue Original Research Article
Pages 519-537
Joaquín De Juan, Magdalena Garcia
Chapter 38 Understanding retinal cell fate determination through genetic manipulations Original Research Article
Pages 541-554
James M. Fadool
Chapter 39 Genetic and epigenetic analysis of visual system functions of zebrafish Original Research Article
Pages 555-563
Lei Li
Chapter 40 Genetic analysis of initial and ongoing retinogenesis in the zebrafish: comparing the central neuroepithelium and marginal zone Original Research Article
Pages 565-577
Brian A. Link, Tristan Darland
Chapter 41 Retinoic acid synthesis and breakdown in the developing mouse retina Original Research Article
Pages 579-587
Ursula C. Drager, Huanchen Li, Elisabeth Wagner, Peter McCaffery
Chapter 42 Postnatal development of the rat retina and some of its neurotransmitter systems in vitro Original Research Article
Pages 589-598
Kjell Johansson, Berndt Ehinger
Chapter 43 The function of the cholinergic system in the developing mammalian retina Original Research Article
Pages 599-613
Z.Jimmy Zhou
Chapter 44 Legacy of the RCS rat: impact of a seminal study on retinal cell biology and retinal degenerative diseases Original Research Article
Pages 617-627
Matthew M. LaVail
Chapter 45 Retinal disease in vertebrates Original Research Article
Pages 629-639
Susan E. Brockerhoff
Chapter 46 Photoreceptor rescue in an organotypic model of retinal degeneration Original Research Article
Pages 641-648
Judith Mosinger Ogilvie
Chapter 47 Rod-cone interdependence: implications for therapy of photoreceptor cell diseases Original Research Article
Pages 649-661
Jose Alain Sahel, Saddek Mohand-Said, Thierry Léveillard, David Hicks, Serge Picaud, Henri Dreyfus
Chapter 48 Genes and diseases in man and models Original Research Article
Pages 663-678
Gustavo Aguirre
Chapter 49 Experimental retinal detachment: a paradigm for understanding the effects of induced photoreceptor degeneration Original Research Article
Pages 679-698
Steven K. Fisher, Jonathan Stone, Tonia S. Rex, Kenneth A. Linberg, Geoffrey P. Lewis
Chapter 50 The origin of photo-oxidative stress in the aging eye Original Research Article
Pages 699-712
Randolph D. Glickman
Chapter 51 Retinal ganglion cells, glaucoma and neuroprotection Original Research Article
Pages 713-718
Stuart A. Lipton
Chapter 52 Reflections and comments Original Research Article
Pages 721-725
John E. Dowling
Appendix I
Pages 727-728
Appendix II
Pages 730-733
Subject index
Pages 735-742
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