Pineal and Retinal Relationships

Content: 
Inside Front Cover, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Preface, Page ix, Paul J. O'Brien, David C. Klein
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES OF PHOTONEUROENDOCRINE SYSTEMS, Pages 1-13, Andreas Oksche
MULTIPLE CELL TYPES IN THE PINEAL: FUNCTIONAL ASPECTS, Pages 15-32, Jean-Pierre Collin, Paul Brisson, Jacky Falcón, Pierre Voisin
PHOTONEUROPHYSIOLOGY OF PINEALOCYTES, Pages 33-45, H. Meissl
TURNOVER OF PINEAL PHOTORECEPTIVE MEMBRANES IN THE FROG, RANA ESCULENTA COMPLEX, Pages 47-55, Hans-Georg Hartwig
REGULATION OF TELEOST RETINOMOTOR MOVEMENTS BY CYCLIC AMP, CALCIUM, AND DOPAMINE, Pages 57-92, Allen Dearry, Beth Burnside
CIRCADIAN PHOTORECEPTOR OUTER SEGMENT DISC SHEDDING IN THE RAT, Pages 93-106, Matthew M. LaVail, Bonnie A.P. Lord, Douglas Yasumura
INDOLE BIOCHEMISTRY IN PINEAL AND RETINAL MECHANISMS, Pages 107-118, W.B. Quay
MELATONIN IN VERTEBRATES: ARGUMENTS FOR LOCAL FUNCTIONS AND HORMONAL EFFECTS, Pages 119-132, William A. Gern, Jeanne M. Nervina
MULTIPLE AROMATIC AMINE N–ACETYLTRANSFERASES IN THE PINEAL GLAND, Pages 133-150, M.A.A. Namboodiri, P. Voisin, D.C. Klein
LOCALIZATION OF MELATONIN SYNTHESIS AND BINDING IN THE VERTEBRATE RETINA, Pages 151-183, Allan F. Wiechmann, Dean Bok, Joseph Horwitz
MELATONIN AND N–ACETYLTRANSFERASE RHYTHMS IN PINEAL AND RETINA, Pages 185-196, Sue Binkley
RHYTHMS OF MELATONIN BIOSYNTHESIS IN RETINA: INVOLVEMENT OF CALCIUM, CYCLIC AMP AND DOPAMINE IN THE REGULATION OF SEROTONIN N–ACETYLTRANSFERASE, Pages 197-218, P. Michael Iuvone
MELATONIN AND DOPAMINE INTERACTIONS IN THE REGULATION OF RHYTHMIC PHOTORECEPTOR METABOLISM, Pages 219-237, Mary E. Pierce, Joseph C. Besharse
MODULATION OF DOPAMINERGIC ACTIVITY BY MELATONIN IN RETINA, Pages 239-252, Margarita L. Dubocovich
THE INFLUENCE OF LIGHT IRRADIANCE AND WAVELENGTH ON PINEAL PHYSIOLOGY OF MAMMALS, Pages 253-277, George C. Brainard, Patricia Podolin, Mark D. Rollag, Bruce A. Northrup, Curtis Cole, Felix M. Barker
THE SUPRACHIASMATIC NUCLEUS (SCN) AS A SITE OF THE CIRCADIAN PACEMAKER IN MAMMALS, Pages 279-291, Shin-Ichi T. Inouye
ADRENERGIC REGULATION OF CYCLIC AMP AND CYCLIC GMP IN RAT PINEALOCYTES, Pages 293-305, David Sugden, David C. Klein
RETINAL S–ANTIGEN, AN OVERVIEW, Pages 307-314, Waldon B. Wacker
PINEAL GLAND IN S ANTIGEN INDUCED EXPERIMENTAL AUTOIMMUNE UVEITIS, Pages 315-329, Carolyn M. Kalsow, Waldon B. Wacker
Isolation of cDNAs for Bovine S-Antigen, Pages 331-342, Toshimichi Shinohara, Cheryl M. Craft, Paul Stein, J. Samuel Zigler Jr., Graeme Wistow, Albine Katial, Igal Gery, David Klein
S–ANTIGEN IMMUNOCYTOCHEMISTRY, Pages 343-355, Horst-W. Korf, Andreas Oksche, Peter Ekström, Theo van Veen, J. Samuel Zigler, Igal Gery, Paul Stein, David. C. Klein
Effects of Continuous Light Exposure on Pinealitis Induced by Retinal Soluble Antigen, Pages 357-362, Manabu Mochizuki, Toichiro Kuwabara, Igal Gery
Interphotoreceptor Retinoid-Binding Protein: A Link Between Retinal Rod Photoreceptor Cells and Pineal Gland, Pages 363-382, Gerald J. Chader, Barbara Wiggert, Igal Gery, Ling Lee, T. Michael Redmond, Toichiro Kuwabara, Merlyn M. Rodrigues
INTERSTITIAL RETINOL-BINDING PROTEIN (IRBP) IN RAT AND BOVINE PINEAL ORGANS: EVOLUTIONARY VESTIGE OR FUNCTIONAL MOLECULE?, Pages 383-400, C.D.B. Bridges, R.A. Landers, S.-L. Fong, G.I. Liou
ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC LOCALIZATION OF IMMUNOREACTIVE OPSIN IN THE PINEAL ORGAN, Pages 401-413, Ingeborg Vigh-Teichmann, Béla Vigh
STRUCTURE OF TRANSDUCIN AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO CELLULAR GUANINE NUCLEOTIDE-BINDING PROTEINS, Pages 415-429, Bernard Kwok-Keung Fung, Samuel E. Navon
LIGHT ACTIVATION OF PHOSPHOLIPASE C IN FROG ROD OUTER SEGMENTS, Pages 431-435, Abdallah J. Ghalayini, Robert E. Anderson
Index, Pages 437-442