Regulatory Functions of the CNS Principles of Motion and Organization. Proceedings of the 28th International Congress of Physiological Sciences, Budapest, 1980

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ADVANCES IN PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
FOREWORD, Page v, J. Szentágothai
PREFACE, Pages xi-xiii, The Editors
PRINCIPLES OF NEURAL ORGANIZATION, Pages 1-16, J. Szentágothai
PERCEPTION AND ACTION, Pages 17-36, Richard Jung
INTRODUCTORY COMMENTS TO THE SYMPOSIUM ON THE MECHANISM OF TRANSMISSION IN THE MONOSYNAPTIC REFLEX PATHWAY IN THE SPINAL CORD, Pages 39-43, K. Krnjević
la EPSPs IN CAT MOTONEURONS ARE DEPRESSED BY Mn2+, Co2+, AND SOME OTHER AGENTS, Pages 45-53, K. Krnjević
FLUCTUATIONS IN GROUP la EPSPs: CONSEQUENCES FOR MECHANISMS OF TRANSMITTER RELEASE AND MEASURED PARAMETERS OF AVERAGED EPSPs, Pages 55-60, L.M. Mendell, T.C. Cope
JUNCTIONAL MECHANISMS AT SYNAPSES BETWEEN PRIMARY AFFERENTS AND VERTEBRATE MOTONEURONES, Pages 61-72, A.I. Shapovalov
TERMINAL POTENTIALS, SYNAPTIC DELAY AND PRESYNAPTIC INHIBITION IN THE SPINAL MONOSYNAPTIC REFLEX PATHWAY, Pages 73-81, George W. Sypert, John B. Munson, James W. Fleshman
SOME SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS ENCOUNTERED ON ATTEMPTING TO DEPOLARIZE CAT MOTONEURONES SUFFICIENTLY TO REVERSE la e.p.s.ps, Pages 83-91, J.A. Flatman, J.D.C. Lambert, I. Engberg
MECHANISMS OF TRANSMITTER RELEASE AT 1A AFFERENT TERMINATIONS, Pages 93-100, S.J. Redman
STUDIES OF EPSP MECHANISMS IN SPINAL NEURONS, Pages 101-104, K.C. Marshall, I. Engberg, P.G. Nelson
EFFECT OF TETANUS TOXIN ON EXCITATORY AND INHIBITORY SYNAPSES OF THE MOTONEURONES IN THE SPINAL CORD, Pages 105-108, K. Takano, K. Kanda
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF MOTOR UNIT SIZE RELATIVE TO la EXCITATION FOR THE GAIN OF THE STRETCH REFLEX, Pages 109-112, P.J. Harrison, A. Taylor, R.B. Chandler
FUNCTIONAL ROLE OF TERMINAL ARBORIZATIONS OF GROUP IA AND SPINDLE GROUP II FIBERS IN MONOSYNAPTIC TRANSMISSION TO MOTONEURONS, Pages 113-115, Elwood Henneman, Hans-R. Lüscher, Paul Ruenzel
ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION BETWEEN PRIMARY AFFERENTS AND MOTONEURONS RELATED TO FUNCTION, Pages 117-120, A.R. Blight, W. Precht
OPENING REMARKS ON THE NEURAL MECHANISMS OF VOLUNTARY MOVEMENTS AND PRECENTRAL MOTOR AREA, Pages 123-124, C.G. Phillips
SUMMARIES OF PRESENTATIONS ON THE NEURAL MECHANISMS OF VOLUNTARY MOVEMENTS AND PRECENTRAL MOTOR AREA, Pages 125-130, C.G. Phillips
CLOSING REMARKS ON THE NEURAL MECHANISMS OF VOLUNTARY MOVEMENTS AND PRECENTRAL MOTOR AREA, Pages 131-140, E.V. Evarts
CONTROL OF LOCOMOTION, Pages 143-148, M.L. Shik
NEURAL CONTROL OF LOCOMOTION IN THE TURTLE, Pages 149-154, Paul S.G. Stein
HALF-CENTRES REVISITED, Pages 155-167, A. Lundberg
SIGNIFICANCE OF SPINAL STRETCH REFLEXES IN HUMAN LOCOMOTION, Pages 169-177, V. Dietz, J. Noth
LEVEL SETTING OF POSTURAL TONUS AND INITIATION OF LOCOMOTION BY MLR STIMULATION, Pages 179-182, S. Mori, M. Aoki, K. Kawahara, T. Sakamoto
INTRASPINAL MECHANISMS FOR THE CONTROL OF LOCOMOTION, Pages 183-185, Larry M. Jordan, Carol A. Pratt, John E. Menzies
LOCOMOTOR CONTROL IN MACAQUE MONKEYS, Pages 187-188, Eduardo Eidelberg
LOCOMOTION CONCLUDING REMARKS, Pages 189-192, M.L. Shik
INTRODUCTORY COMMENTS ON THE PRINCIPLES OF MOTOR ORGANIZATION, Pages 195-197, V. Gurfinkel
CENTRAL PATTERN GENERATION OF FORELIMB AND HINDLIMB LOCOMOTOR ACTIVITIES IN THE CAT, Pages 199-211, J.M. Cabelguen, D. Orsal, C. Perret, M. Zattara
THE EFFECT OF ANTIDROMIC STIMULATION OF HINDLIMB NERVES DURING FICTIVE LOCOMOTION IN LOW SPINAL CATS TO TEST A MODEL OF A SPINAL LOCOMOTOR GENERATOR, Pages 213-217, G.R. Hammond, S. Miller, P.D. Scott
USE OF A SYNCHRONIZATION TEST IN STUDIES ON SEGMENTAL MOTOR CONTROL, Pages 219-228, Dennis D. Roscoe, Barry R. Botterman, William E. Cameron, Robert M. Reinking, Douglas G. Stuart
CONCLUDING REMARKS ON THE PRINCIPLES OF MOTOR ORGANIZATION, Pages 229-231, G. Székely
ON THE GENERATION OF RAPID EYE MOVEMENTS IN THE BRAINSTEM AND CEREBELLUM, Pages 235-243, K. Hepp, V. Henn
FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION OF THE PATHWAYS MEDIATING HORIZONTAL OPTOKINETIC EYE NYSTAGMUS (OKN) IN MAMMALS, Pages 245-249, Wolfgang Precht
RELATION OF SUPERIOR COLLICULUS TO THE INITIATION OF EYE MOVEMENTS, Pages 251-257, Robert H. Wurtz, Joanne E. Albano, Okihide Hikosaka
MORPHOLOGICAL SUBSTRATES FOR THE EYE MOVEMENT RELATED ACTIVITY OF PREPOSITUS NEURONS, Pages 259-263, Robert A. McCrea, Robert Baker
A STUDY, IN THE ALERT CAT, OF THE PHYSIOLOGICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SECOND-ORDER VESTIBULAR NEURONS TERMINATING IN THE ABDUCENS NUCLEUS, Pages 265-270, K. Yoshida, A. Berthoz, P.P. Vidal, R.A. McCrea
TECTAL AND RETICULAR NEURONS RELATED TO GAZE CONTROL, Pages 271-276, R. Grantyn, A. Grantyn, R. Baker
DEVELOPMENT OF TONIC VESTIBULAR REFLEXES OF THE EYES IN POSTNATAL GROWING RABBITS, Pages 277-280, H. Tegetmeyer
MIDBRAIN RETICULAR DISCHARGE RELATED TO FOREBRAIN ACTIVATION PROCESSES, Pages 283-292, M. Steriade
PONTINE BRAINSTEM NEURONAL ACTIVITY AND REM SLEEP CONTROL MECHANISMS, Pages 293-299, Robert W. McCarley
INTRACELLULAR ANALYSIS OF MOTONEURON ACTIVITY DURING SLEEP AND WAKEFULNESS, Pages 301-307, Y. Nakamura, S.H. Chandler, M.H. Chase
MODIFICATION OF CORTICAL AND THALAMIC UNIT ACTIVITY BY VISCERAL STIMULATION DURING SLEEP IN CATS, Pages 309-314, T. Kukorelli, G. Juhász, L. Détári
RAPHE UNIT ACTIVITY IN CATS DISPLAYING REM SLEEP WITHOUT ATONIA, Pages 315-319, Barry L. Jacobs, Michael E. Trulson, Adrian R. Morrison
STATE-DEPENDENT MOTOR CONTROL MECHANISMS OF THE PONTINE AND MEDULLARY RETICULAR FORMATION, Pages 321-324, Michael H. Chase
SINGLE UNIT AND ELECTROCHEMICAL RECORDINGS OF THE RAPHE SYSTEM DURING THE SLEEP-WAKING CYCLE, Pages 325-327, R. Cespuglio
EFFECTS OF ALPHA BLOCKADE ON SLEEP UNDER SELECTIVE MONOAMINE REUPTAKE INHIBITORS, Pages 329-332, P.T.S. Putkonen, I. Hilakivi, T. Kovala, A. Leppävuori
INDEX, Pages 333-335