Regulatory Functions of the CNS Subsystems. 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
SYNAPTIC PLASTICITY IN THE RED NUCLEUS, Pages 1-20, Nakaakira Tsukahara
SAGITTAL ZONES AND MICROZONES — THE FUNCTIONAL UNITS OF CEREBELLUM, Pages 21-28, Olov Oscarsson
EFFECTS OF MONOCULAR STROBOSCOPIC EXPERIENCE ON THE KITTEN'S VISUAL CORTEX, Pages 31-39, J.P. Rauschecker, W. Singer, M.W. von Grunau
INTERACTIONS BETWEEN GOLDFISH RETINA AND TECTUM MODULATE TUBULIN SYNTHESIS DURING OPTIC NERVE REGENERATION, Pages 41-44, J. Cronly-Dillon, Carole Birks
THE TRANSNEURONAL INDUCTION OF SPROUTING AND SYNAPSE FORMATION, Pages 45-52, Shlomo Rotshenker
MODULAR ORGANIZATION PRINCIPLES IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM — OPENING REMARKS, Pages 55-57, J.C. Eccles
AREAL AND LAMINAR DISTRIBUTION OF VISUAL ASSOCIATION FIBERS AND THEIR TERMINATION IN MULTIPLE PATCHES OR CONTINUOUS FIELDS, Pages 59-68, W.B. Spatz
CROSS-CORRELATION STUDY OF THE CAT'S VISUAL CORTEX, Pages 69-78, Keisuke Toyama, Minoru Kimura, Keiji Tanaka
MODULAR ORGANIZATION OF RAT NEOCORTEX: VASCULARIZATION, GROWTH AND CONNECTIVITY, Pages 79-82, J.R. Wolff, M. Holzgraefe, S. Eulner, L. Záborszky
CONCLUDING REMARKS: ORGANIZATION IN THE CNS, Pages 83-89, J. Szentátgothai
PERSPECTIVES IN CEREBELLAR PHYSIOLOGY INTRODUCTORY REMARKS, Pages 93-96, Masao Ito
EVIDENCE FOR MODIFIABILITY OF PARALLEL FIBER-PURKINJE CELL SYNAPSES, Pages 97-105, M. Ito, M. Sakurai, P. Tongroach
PLASTIC REORGANIZATION OF CEREBELLAR CIRCUITRY, Pages 107-115, S. Kawaguchi
DEVELOPMENT OF SYNAPTIC CIRCUITRY IN THE CEREBELLAR CORTEX: ROLE OF MOSSY AND CLIMBING AFFERENTS, Pages 117-131, J. Hámori
CLIMBING FIBRE ELICITED PROLONGED DEPOLARIZATIONS IN PURKINJE CELL DENDRITES, Pages 133-136, C.F. Ekerot, O. Oscarsson
ABOUT THE FUNCTION OF THE TONIC ACTIVITY OF CEREBELLAR CLIMBING FIBERS, Pages 137-140, F. Colin, J. Manil, J. Desclin
THE ACTION OF CLIMBING FIBERS ON PURKINJE CELL RESPONSIVENESS TO MOSSY FIBER INPUTS, Pages 141-144, Timothy J. Ebner, James R. Bloedel
THE EFFECT OF HARMALINE AND 3-ACETYLPYRIDINE ON THE OLIVO-CEREBELLO-NUCLEAR SYSTEM IN RATS STUDIED WITH 14C 2-DEOXYGLUCOSE, Pages 145-149, C. Batini, C. Buisseret-Delmas, M. Conrath-Verrier, N. Corvaja
CONCLUDING REMARKS: CEREBELLAR SYMPOSIUM, Pages 151-152, M. Ito
THE PRESENT STATE OF STRIATAL CIRCUITRY — INTRODUCTORY REMARKS TO THE SYMPOSIUM ON STRIATAL MECHANISMS, Pages 155-159, Pedro Pasik, Tauba Pasik
SYNAPTIC ORGANIZATION OF THE STRIATUM AND PALLIDUM IN THE MONKEY, Pages 161-174, Tauba Pasik, Pedro Pasik, Marian DiFiglia
PHYSIOLOGICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL ANALYSES OF DEVELOPING BASAL GANGLIA, Pages 175-191, N.A. Buchwald, C.D. Hull, M.S. Levine, A.M. Adinolfi
NON-DOPAMINERGIC NIGRAL EFFERENTS, Pages 193-203, J. Féger, J.M. Deniau, C. Hammond
NEURONAL RESPONSES IN THE STRIATUM OF THE BEHAVING MONKEY: IMPLICATIONS FOR UNDERSTANDING STRIATAL FUNCTION AND DYSFUNCTION, Pages 205-209, E.T. Rolls, S.J. Thorpe, D.I. Perrett, S. Maddison, W. Caan, F. Wilson, S. Ryan
PEPTIDE CONTAINING NEURONES IN STRIATAL CIRCUITS, Pages 211-226, A.C. Cuello
PHYSIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STRIATAL SYSTEM: NEW LIGHT ON AN OLD CONCEPT, Pages 227-230, A.R. Cools
INTRINSIC CAUDATE MORPHOLOGY, PHYSIOLOGY AND CIRCUITRY, Pages 231-234, Robert B. Chronister, Luis A. Marco
RESPONSES OF NEURONS OF THE BASAL GANGLIA BY STIMULATION OF PERIPHERAL, VESTIBULAR AND VISUAL SYSTEMS, Pages 235-238, Mitsuo Yoshida, Nobue Nakajima
STRUCTURAL-FUNCTIONAL CORRELATES IN THE BASAL GANGLIA CONCLUDING REMARKS TO THE SYMPOSIUM ON STRIATAL MECHANISMS, Pages 239-242, Pedro Pasik, Tauba Pasik
MORPHOLOGICAL TYPES AND TOPOGRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION OF GANGLION CELLS IN THE CAT RETINA, Pages 245-254, Heinz Wässle
DEVELOPMENT OF IDEAS ON THE FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION OF RETINAL GANGLION CELLS, Pages 255-260, W.R. Levick
FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES AND PRESUMED ROLES OF RETINAL GANGLION CELLS OF THE MONKEY, Pages 261-270, Francisco M. de Monasterio
THE LATERAL GENICULATE AS AN INTERFACE BETWEEN THE EYE AND THE BRAIN, Pages 271-278, W. Singer
VISUO-MOTOR PROPERTIES OF NEURONS IN SUPERIOR COLLICULUS AND PULVINAR NUCLEUS OF THE MONKEY, Pages 279-285, David Lee Robinson, William Keys
FUNCTIONS OF THE CAT'S SUPERIOR COLLICULUS ISOLATED FROM THE LOWER BRAINSTEM AND THE FOREBRAIN, Pages 287-291, B. Zernicki
INDEX, Pages 293-294