Minireviews of the Neurosciences from Life Sciences

Content: 
Front Matter, Page III
Copyright, Page IV
PREFACE, Pages IX-X
SEVERAL TOPICS CONCERNING Na, K-ATPase, Pages 1-11, Makoto NAKAO
FUNCTION AND ORGANIZATION OF CHROMAFFIN VESICLE, Pages 13-27, Norman Kirshner
NERVE GROWTH FACTOR, Pages 29-39, Linda F. Boyd, Ralph A. Bradshaw, William A. Frazier, Ruth A. Hogue-Angeletti, Ingming Jeng, Morris W. Pulliam, Andrzej Szutowicz
TASTE RECEPTOR PROTEINS, Pages 41-50, Frank R. Dastoli
THE ROLE OF CYCLIC NUCLEOTIDES IN VISUAL EXCITATION, Pages 51-72, Mark W. Bitensky, Naomasa Miki, Frederick R. Marcus, James J. Keirns
THE ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR: PROGRESS REPORT, Pages 73-102, Arthur Karlin
REGULATION OF TRYPTOPHAN AND TYROSINE HYDROXYLASE, Pages 103-119, Walter Lovenberg, Stephen J. Victor
SERUM DOPAMINE β-HYDROXYLASE AS AN INDEX OF SYMPATHETIC FUNCTION, Pages 121-132, Laurence Geffen
POSSIBILITIES FOR DRUG DEVELOPMENT BASED ON THE CYCLIC AMP SYSTEM, Pages 133-147, M. Samir Amer, Gordon R. McKinney
REGULATION OF PHOSPHORYIASE b TO a CONVERSION IN MUSCLE, Pages 149-162, Stephen R. Gross, Steven E. Mayer
SYMPATHETIC REGULATION OF THYROID HORMONE SECRETION, Pages 163-172, Arne Melander, Lars E. Ericson, Frank Sundler
ROLE OF CYCLIC AMP IN THE ACTION OF ANTIDIURETIC HORMONE ON KIDNEY, Pages 173-180, Thomas Patrick Dousa
TRANS-SYNAPTIC ENZYME INDUCTION, Pages 181-193, Hans Thoenen
DO CYCLIC NUCLEOTIDES PROMOTE THE TRANS-SYNAPTIC INDUCTION OF TYROSINE HYDROXYLASE?, Pages 195-214, E. Costa, A. Guidotti, I. Hanbauer
SUBSTANCE P, Pages 215-226, Susan E. Leeman, Edmund A. Mroz
TO SPRITZ OR NOT TO SPRITZ: THE DOUBTFUL VALUE OF AIMLESS IONTOPHORESIS, Pages 227-242, Floyd E. Bloom
THE USE OF AUTORADIOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES FOR THE IDENTIFICATION AND MAPPING OF TRANSMITTER-SPECIFIC NEURONES IN THE BRAIN, Pages 243-261, F. Schon, L.L. Iversen
NEUROTRANSMITTER UPTAKE: A TOOL IN IDENTIFYING NEUROTRANSMITTER-SPECIFIC PATHWAYS, Pages 263-274, Michael J. Kuhar
REGULATION OF SEROTONIN SYNTHESIS, Pages 275-290, Michel Hamon, Jacques Glowinski
SOME FACTORS IN THE REGULATION OF CENTRAL SEROTONERGIC SYNAPSES, Pages 291-307, Arnold J. Mandell, Suzanne Knapp, Louise L. Hsu
NEUROCHEMICAL CORRELATES OF SYNAPTICALLY ACTIVE AMINO ACIDS, Pages 309-320, James P. Bennett Jr., Arie H. Mulder, Solomon H. Snyder
THE ROLE OF CALCIUM IN THE CENTRAL EFFECTS OF BIOGENIC AMINES, Pages 321-333, John W. Phillis
ANOTHER LOOK AT THE MONOAMINE OXIDASES AND THE MONOAMINE OXIDASE INHIBITOR DRUGS, Pages 335-348, N.H. Neff, H.-Y.T. Yang
THE ROLE OF CATECHOLAMINES AND ACETYLCHOLINE IN THE REGULATION OF ENDOCRINE FUNCTION, Pages 349-362, William F. Ganong, M.D.
THE NEUROENDOCRINOLOGY OF HUMAN SLEEP, Pages 363-374, Robert T. Rubin, Russell E. Poland, Lynne E. Rubin, Paul R. Gouin
Role of Brain Monoamines in Male Sexual Behavior, Pages 375-386, Gian Luigi Gessa, Alessandro Tagliamonte
AREA POSTREMA: CHEMORECEPTOR TRIGGER ZONE FOR VOMITING - IS THAT ALL?, Pages 387-397, Herbert L. Borison
NORADRENERGIC MEDIATION OF TRAUMATIC SPINAL CORD AUTODESTRUCTION, Pages 399-420, L. Jewell, M.D. Osterholm
THE MECHANISMS OF ACTION OF L-DOPA IN PARKINSON'S DISEASE, Pages 421-431, Oleh Homykiewicz
SOME SPECULATIONS CONCERNING A POSSIBLE BIOCHEMICAL BASIS OF MINIMAL BRAIN DYSFUNCTION, Pages 433-449, Paul H. Wender M.D.
BRAIN MECHANISMS IN MOTOR CONTROL, Pages 451-457, Edward V. Evarts
MOLECULAR CODING OF MEMORY, Pages 459-468, Georges Ungar
THE BIOCHEMICAL BASIS OF LEARNING AND MEMORY, Pages 469-483, Hansjürgen Matthias
OPIATE RECEPTORS, Pages 485-493, Avram Goldstein