Learning and Memory. Mechanisms of Information Storage in the Nervous System

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ADVANCES IN THE BIOSCIENCES, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Participants, Pages xi-xiii
Opening Remarks, Pages 1-2, H. Matthies
Presynaptic Mechanisms in Hippocampal Long-term Potentiation, Pages 5-11, T.V.P. Bliss, M.L. Errington, K.J. Feasey, M.A. Lynch
Long-term Potentiation at Neocortical Level, Pages 13-24, L.L. Voronin
Synaptic Protein Phosphorylation and Long-term Potentiation, Pages 25-33, W.H. Gispen
Characterization of a 52 kDa Phosphoprotein Possibly Related to Long-term Potentiation, Pages 35-40, P.N.E. De Graan, L.H. Schrama, W.H. Gispen
Long-term Potentiation and Intrinsic Disinhibition, Pages 41-49, H.L. Haas
Long-term Potentiation in the Hippocampal Slice: Spatial Aspects, Pages 51-60, B.P.C. Melchers, F.H. Lopes da Silva, W.J. Wadman
Post-synaptic Depolarization, a Necessary Condition for the Development of LTP?, Pages 61-66, Ø. Hvalby, P. Andersen, J.-C. Lacaille, G.-Y. Hu
Calcium-induced Long-term Potentiation in Hippocampal CA 1 Neurons in vitro, Pages 67-71, K.G. Reymann, R. Jork, K. Schulzeck, H.K. Matthies, R. Brödemann, H. Matthies
Effect of Ca2+ on Short-term Plasticity of Cholinoreceptive Membrane in Snail Neurons, Pages 73-77, A.S. Pivovarov, G.N. Saganelidze
Study of Proteins in Hippocampal Slices Under Long-term Potentiation, Pages 79-81, T.M. Pankova, N.I. Mikichur, A.S. Ratushnyak, M.V. Starostina, M.B. Shtark
Effects of Noradrenaline on Responsiveness and Plasticity in Hippocampus, Pages 83-86, V.G. Skrebitsky
Opioid Peptides and Long-term Potentiation in the Hippocampus, Pages 87-91, A.N. Chepkova
Post-conditioning Long-term Potentiation, Pages 93-103, H. Matthies, H. Rüthrich, T. Ott, R. Matthies
Incorporation of 3H-fucose in Hippocampal Structures after Tetanization and Conditioning by Perforant Path Stimulation, Pages 105-108, W. Pohle, M. Krug, H. Rüthrich, H.K. Matthies, H. Matthies, L. Acosta
Ultrastructural Changes in Neurons and Synapses of the Dentate Area Accompanying Long-term Potentiation Induced by Perforant Path Stimulaton, Pages 109-114, J. Wenzel, T. Schuster, T. Ott, M. Krug
Ultrastructural Changes of Hippocampal Neurons and Synapses Following Long-term Potentiation — a Morphometric Study, Pages 115-118, T. Schuster, M. Plaschke, E. Schulz, J. Wenzel, M. Krug, M. Wagner
Loss of Conditioning by Perforant Path Stimulation after Local Microinjection of Colchicine in Dentate Area, Pages 119-121, H. Rüthrich, W. Pohle, H. Matthies, W. Dorochov
Effects of MGO on the Field Potentials in the Dentate Gyrus and on Conditioning Using Perforant Path Stimulation as Conditioned Stimulus, Pages 123-125, J. Bergado Rosado, H. Rüthrich, M. Koch, E. Schoof, H. Matthies
Different Plastic Properties of the Perforant Pathway and Commissural Input to the Dentate Gyrus, Pages 127-128, P. Müller-Weide, M. Krug, H.K. Matthies, H. Matthies
Effect of No-otropic Drugs and Antioxidants on Cortical Long-term Potentiation, Pages 129-130, G. Keller, J. Schmidt
Divergent Propagation of Excitation Within the Hippocampus of Rabbits — Evidence from Field Potentials Evoked by Electrical Stimulation of the Entorhinal Input, Pages 131-134, R. Schlichthaar, H. Dalitz
Restoration of RSA (theta) in the Denervated Hippocampus by Brain Transplants, Pages 137-140, G. Buzsáki, F.H. Gage, A. Björklund
Organization and Modulation of Theta-rhythm by the Rhythmically Bursting Septal Neurons, Pages 141-142, O.S. Vinogradova, E.S. Brazhnik
Effects of Electrocoagulation of the Septum and Section of the Entorhinal Cortex on the Hippocampal Electrical Activity and Memory in Cats, Pages 143-149, T.N. Oniani, N.G. Nachkebia
Effect of Memory-influencing Drugs on Paradoxical Sleep, Pages 151-154, W. Wetzel, H. Matthies
Effect of Paradoxical Sleep Deprivation on Passive Avoidance Learning, Pages 155-158, M.G. Koridze
Multidisciplinary Approach to the Understanding of Hippocampal Function(s) in Rats Genetically Selected for Differential Processing of Spatial Novelty, Pages 159-161, A.G. Sadile, A. Cerbone
Obstacles and Progress in Studying the Cell Biology of Learning and Memory, Pages 165-172, S.P.R. Rose
Testing and Extending a Sequentially Dependent Three-stage Model of Formation of Memory, Pages 173-182, M.R. Rosenzweig, E.L. Bennett, T.A. Patterson, S.J.Y. Mizumori
On the Participance of Cyclic Nucleotides System in the Learning Modulation, Pages 183-187, R.A. Danilova, Ye.V. Gurevich
Involvement of Brain DNA in Learning and Sleep, Pages 189-193, A. Giuditta, F. Morelli, T. Menna, C. Buono, C. Perrone Capano, M.V. Ambrosini, A. Cerbone, A.G. Sadile
Highly Modified Poly (A)+ RNA in the Cerebral Hemispheres of Rat and Man and Its Probable Role in Recording of Memory Information, Pages 195-201, Su Donghai
Strain Differences in Laboratory Rats: Avoidance Reactions and Total RNA Content in the Brain Cells, Pages 203-206, V. Nováková, J. Šterc
Radiochemical Analysis of Rat Hippocampal RNA after Acquisition of a Brightness Discrimination Reaction, Pages 207-208, W. Tischmeyer, H. Matthies, N. Popov
Water-soluble Proteins of Snail Subesophageal Ganglia at Early Stages of Learning, Pages 209-212, L.N. Grinkevich, O.G. Safronova, M.B. Shtark
Biochemical Participation of Glycoproteins in Memory Consolidation After Two Different Training Paradigms in Goldfish, Pages 213-222, R. Schmidt
Impairment of Glycoprotein Fucosylation in Rat Hippocampus: Consequences on Memory Formation, Pages 223-227, R. Jork, G. Grecksch, H. Matthies
Effects of Carbohydrate Precursors of Glycomacromolecules on Retention Performance of a Learning Task in Rats, Pages 229-233, N. Popov, H. Matthies
Brain Gangliosides: Neuromodulator for Synaptic Transmission and Memory Formation, Pages 235-245, H. Rahmann
A Functional Role for Ganglioside GM1 in Synaptic Transmission and Synaptic Plasticity of the Rat Hippocampus, Pages 247-253, W. Seifert, M. Hollmann, A. Wieraszko
Alterations in Rat Brain Glycomacromolecules after Administration of Methylglucamine Orotate, Pages 255-256, P. Amezaga Acosta, N. Popov, H. Matthies
Kindling and Free Radicals—a New Direction in the Search for Mechanisms, Pages 257-262, J. Schmidt
Memory and Imprinting, Pages 265-271, G. Horn
Neuropharmacology of Associative Learning in Bees, Pages 273-275, R. Menzel, B. Michelsen
Conditioned Taste Aversion: Brain Stem Substrate for Learning Without Awareness, Pages 277-282, J. Bureš, O. Burešova
Locus Coeruleus in Learning and Memory Retrieval, Pages 283-288, S.J. Sara, M. Segal
An Autoradiographic Analysis of Neural Pathways Involved in Memory Processes Using Radioactive 2-Deoxyglucose, Pages 289-293, C. Destrade, J. Sif, M. Gauthier, D. Galey, T. Durkin, A. Calas
Defeat-induced Analgesia and the Conditioned Display of Submissive Postures and Escape in Strains of Mice, Pages 295-298, B. Siegfried, H.R. Frischknecht, P. Külling, P.G. Waser
Multiple and Correlative Approach to the Understanding of Behavioral Habituation to Spatial Novelty in the Albino Rat, Pages 299-301, A. Cerbone, A. Grimaldi, G. Manzi, A.G. Sadile
Individual Differences in Neuronal Plasticity by Abnormal Organism-Environment Relationships, Pages 303-304, J. Oehler, H.-E. Schumacher, M. Jähkel, J. Schmidt
Hormone-Transmitter Interactions in Memory Modulation, Pages 305-306, J.L. McGaugh, K.C. Liang, I.B. Introini
Memory Enhancement with Posttraining Glucose Injections: Possible Involvement in Epinephrine Modulation of Memory Storage, Pages 307-314, P.E. Gold, J.L. Hall
Changes in Cerebral Biogenic Amine Metabolism During Passive Avoidance Behaviour in Mice, Pages 315-324, A.J. Dunn, K.L. Elfvin, C.W. Berridge
The Learning and Exploratory Behaviour of Rats with Deprivation Catecholaminergic Brain Systems Activity Induced by 6-OHDA, Pages 325-328, E.A. Gromova, T.P. Semyonova
On the Participation of Monoaminergic Systems of the Brain in the Mechanisms of the Effect of Neuropeptides on the Processes of Learning and Memory, Pages 329-332, R.I. Kruglikov, V.M. Getsova, N.V. Orlova, O.Kh. Koshtoyants, M.Yu. Markarova, T.N. Riga
The Use of Conditioned Rotation in the Hemi-dopamine Rat to Study the Biochemistry of Learning and Memory, Pages 333-336, R.J. Carey
Trimethylin-induced Forebrain Lesions, Cognitive Impairment and ß-Adrenergic Receptor Binding, Pages 337-340, R.B. Messing, C.A. Cohen, S.B. Sparber
Influence of a Modulation of Neurotransmitter Systems on Memory Retrieval, Pages 341-342, G. Grecksch, H.-L. Rüthrich, H. Matthies
The Role of Acetylcholine and Catecholamines in the Memory Processes in the Newborn Rat, Pages 343-346, J. Mysliveček
Participation of Cholinergic Mechanisms in the Memory Effects of CNS Stimulants, Pages 347-350, D.I. Yonkov
Unilateral Vibrissae Removal Induces Changes in the Crossed Nigrostriatal Projection of the Rat, Pages 351-356, J.P. Huston, H. Steiner, S. Morgan, K.W. Lange
Role of β-Endorphin and Other Mechanisms in the Simultaneous and Consecutive Processing of New and Old Memories, Pages 357-367, I. Izquierdo, C.A. Netto, F. Chaves, J. Quillfeldt, A. Gianlupi, B. Oliveira
Behavioral Performance of Rats and the Content of Vasopressin and Oxytocin in Distinct Brain Areas, Pages 369-372, A. Ermisch, R. Landgraf, Petra Möbius, H. Petter
Enkephalins are Hormonal Modulator of Learning and Memory, Page 373, J.L. Martinez Jr.
Do Casomorphin Peptides Influence Consolidation Processes?, Pages 375-379, G. Grecksch, Ch. Schweigert, H. Matthies, R. Rodriguez
Effects of Cholecystokinin Octapeptides and Their Fragments on the Acquisition and Extinction of Active Avoidance Behavior of Rats, Page 381, M. Fekete, Mária Fekete-Szántó, G. Telegdy, B. Penke
The Effect of Trazodone and Its Metabolite, CPP, on Acquisition of Conditioned Avoidance Response, Pages 383-386, J. Vetulani, M. Sansone
Anxiogenic and Memory-enhancing Effects of Drugs Acting at the Gaba-Benzodiazepine Receptor Complex, Pages 387-390, P. Venault, L. Prado de Carvalho, J. Rossier, G. Chapouthier
The Effect of Chronic Ethanol Administration on Neurotransmitter Metabolism in Rat Brain: Modification by Carnitine and Gamma Linolenic Acid, Pages 391-395, R. Corbett, B.E. Leonard
Bromopyruvate, A Pyruvatedehydrogenase Inhibitor, Induces Memory Impairments and Changes in Hippocampal Oxidative Metabolism in Rats, Pages 397-399, L. Frölich, M. Lauterbach, S. Hoyer
How are the Events at the Molecular and Neuronal Levels Connected with Learning and Memory?, Pages 401-405, L. Pickenhain
Index, Pages 407-414