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Index to Volume 9 A BROOKS, BRIAN L. See Whishaw, IanQ. ................. 659 Brooks, Davip J. See Kapur, Narinder ................. 247 BUCHNER, KLAUS See Angenstein, Frank ................ 173 Activation of Tyrosine Receptor Kinase Plays a Role in Expression of Long-Term Potentiation in the Rat Dentate BuzAkl, Gyorcy See Bragin, Anatol.................04. 137 RR a pw 6 sak e:a che mS nin hse i OO fo BeOS Ua uae sees ORO 519 Active Spatial Information Processing in the Septo-Hippo- ORIN os toss c'b < lec s bg sna soca win Win edee ewan 458 C Adenosine and y-Aminobutyric Acid A Receptor Antagonists on N-Methyl-p-Aspartate Induced Neurotoxicity in the Rat Calibrating Space: Exploration Is Important for Allothetic PRIDOCRINUIN ERNE OE 6 oc. 5 6.S es ae Seek ewe cee ears 527 and Idiothetic Navigation.....................2005- 659 Age-Dependent Differences in Glutamate-Induced Phosphor- CANNING, KEVIN J. AND L. STAN LEUNG. Current Source ylation Systems in Rat Hippocampal Slices............. 173 Density Analysis Does Not Reveal a Direct Projection From Allothetic and Idiothetic Navigation, Calibrating Space: the Perirhinal Cortex to Septal Part of Hippocampal CA1 BUROIOPEUEON ER TINMII ATI TOD. o.oo sso oes seens u es 659 ITN os ce eas Syoc eue Supa wat bo9 s4 ,A yA o Sonef osS IGUE 599 Alzheimer Amyloid Precursor Protein, Hypoxia-Induced Loss CANNING, KEVIN J. See Leung, L. Stan.................. 603 of Synaptic Transmission Is Exacerbated in Hippocampal CASEY, MARINA See Maguire, Conor.................--- 519 Slices of Transgenic Mice Expressing C-Terminal Frag- Changing Positions of GABA Neurons in the Developing Rat SMUT fet ee EB ie arc Ae ne schbn ausna wipyeniie Riacae ene 201 Dentate Gyrus, Evidence for... .. 0.0.0.0 sccccecccees 186 AMARAL, Davin G. Introduction: What is Where in the Medial CHAO, VINCENT See Ramirez-Amaya, Victor.............. 631 Be ee err tere oe 1 CHEN, KEWEI See Schacter, Daniel L. .................. 575 Analysis of Information Transmission in the Schaffer Collat- Cholinergic Innervation of Mossy Cells in the Rat Fascia LSM a FORM erg SRA eahmetDe AS Ae NU RAN ert 582 enre oe ne 314 Anatomic Model of Hippocampal Encoding of Spatial Infor- Chronic and Intrahippocampal Infusion of the NMDA- SPER 3 Ge i caGse ica eases wats Mb eee aaa 397 Antagonist D-AP5, Delay-Dependent Impairment of a ANGENSTEIN, FRANK, KLAUS BUCHNER, AND SABINE STAAK. Matching-to-Place Task With ...............ccceecee 118 Age-Dependent Differences in Glutamate-Induced Phos- Coding Place, Context, and Events, Complimentary Roles phorylation Systems in Rat Hippocampal Slices......... 173 for Hippocampal Versus Subicular/Entorhinal Place Cells Attractor Neural Network Models of Spatial Maps in Hippo- BRAGS cca soT ahialigs aoac coche: ae Bie sega a eee ee es alae ea Rata eI 432 UREN 5.5 ,55 6.4. ce 0 era oie eno oleae a ees ole oe 481 COHEN, NEAL J., JENNIFER RYAN, CAROLINE HUNT, LORENE Automatic Activation of the Medial Temporal Lobe During Encoding: Lateralized Influences of Meaning and Novelty . 62 ROMINE, TRACEY WSZALEK, AND COURTNEY NASH. Hippocam- pal System and Declarative (Relational) Memory: Summa- rizing the Data From Functional Neuroimaging Studies... 83 Common Memory Retrieval Network Revealed By Positron Emission Tomography, Differential Modulation ofa...... 54 BACHEVALIER, JOCELYNE See Pascalis, Olivier............. 609 Comparison of Medial and Lateral Septal Neuron Activity BANDY, DANIEL J. See Schacter, Daniel L. ...............575 During Performance of Spatial Tasks in Rats........... 220 BARKHOF, FREDERIK See Rombouts, Serge A.R.B. ......... 637 Comparison of the Timing of Hippocampal and Subicular Basal Dendrites in Hippocampal CA1 of Awake Rats, Spatial Signals: Implications for Path Integration ....... 158 N-Methyl-D-aspartate Receptor Antagonists Are Less Effec- Complimentary Roles for Hippocampal Versus Subicular/ tive in Blocking Long-Term Potentiation at Apical Than. . . 617 Entorhinal Place Cells in Coding Place, Context, and BEASON-HELD, Lori L., DouGLAs L. ROSENE, RONALD J. NEE rile 5's oars A ciaseiatany lah ancheusiste neve Shall aes 432 KILLIANY, AND MARK B. Moss. Hippocampal Formation Conditional Motor Learning: Mapping Antecedents to Ac- Lesions Produce Memory Impairment in the Rhesus Mon- tion, Role of the Hippocampal Systemin............... 101 Me ademas ole capte ail attes lea nche ate Ged ore a eicee awe a eects 562 Context, and Events, Complimentary Roles for Hippocampal BERMUDEZ-RATTONI, FEDERICO See Ramirez-Amaya, Victor . . 631 Versus Subicular/Entorhinal Place Cells in Coding Place,. . 432 BEsT, PHILLIP J. AND AARON M. WHuiTE. Placing Hippocampal Control of Placle Cell Firing by Intra-Apparatus Objects, Single-Unit Studies in a Historical Context ............ 346 PPR MERNE UME OE hte ob iS oo ork cbs es oes os eae REED 423 Beyond Medial Temporal Lobes, Positron Emission Tomogra- Cooper, B:G. See Mizamori, Sa... 2... cee 444 RURRSy APU MUNCEMNE SIN ONIN 8.6 sag a:6 :9 ese oco acp-nd oes ioe 000 71 CoopPER, GARTH J.S. See Edgar, PaulF. ................. 644 BILKEY, DAvip K. AND UWE HEINEMANN. Intrinsic Theta- CozzARI, CONSTANTINO See Deller, Thomas .............. 314 Frequency Membrane Potential Oscillations in Layer III/V CRESSANT, ARNAUD, ROBERT U. MULLER, AND BRUNO POUCET. Perirhinal Cortex Neurons of the Rat................. 510 Further Study of the Control of Placle Cell Firing by Bitkey, Davin K. See Liu, Ping ..............0cccceeee 601 BIG A=POPAUI S ORIOING von oo on 6 oicies a eis oH ab wiw slerniere's 423 BLAND, BRIAN H. See Hanada, Yasuhiro................. 288 CRESSANT; A BOC RRGUOR TED noes. pedissic cies oo tise eens 413 BLAND, BRIAN H. See Natsume, Kiyohisa................ 500 C-Terminal Fragments of Alzheimer Amyloid Precursor Pro- BRAGIN, ANATOL, JEROME ENGEL, JR., CHARLES L. WILSON, tein, Hypoxia-Induced Loss of Synaptic Transmission Is ITZHAK FRIED, AND GyorGy BuzsAkI. High-Frequency Oscil- Exacerbated in Hippocampal Slices of Transgenic Mice ROUOIIRIS 00) MRRMEINMEN RRND, o.oo: ccas oot. av0isseiw 9.6 no 6 Ware bie 137 NUNN oe 5 asa eda ous ti9 d Rin SORE Space te Se 201 BREWER, JAMES B. See Fernandez, Guillén............... 35 Cued-Recall Performance: A Functional Magnetic Reso- Bridging the Gap: Integrating Cellular and Functional nance Imaging Study With High Acquisition Rate, Level of Magnetic Resonance Imaging Studies of the Hippocam- Sustained Entorhinal Activity at Study Correlates With pus RINNE ios te 2 Steg tet C Sei fed eee g ddl lel eheg: erat TaY 35 CURRAN, TIM See Schacter, Daniel L. .................. 575 682 Index to Volume 9 A BROOKS, BRIAN L. See Whishaw, IanQ. ................. 659 Brooks, Davip J. See Kapur, Narinder ................. 247 BUCHNER, KLAUS See Angenstein, Frank ................ 173 Activation of Tyrosine Receptor Kinase Plays a Role in Expression of Long-Term Potentiation in the Rat Dentate BuzAkl, Gyorcy See Bragin, Anatol.................04. 137 RR a pw 6 sak e:a che mS nin hse i OO fo BeOS Ua uae sees ORO 519 Active Spatial Information Processing in the Septo-Hippo- ORIN os toss c'b < lec s bg sna soca win Win edee ewan 458 C Adenosine and y-Aminobutyric Acid A Receptor Antagonists on N-Methyl-p-Aspartate Induced Neurotoxicity in the Rat Calibrating Space: Exploration Is Important for Allothetic PRIDOCRINUIN ERNE OE 6 oc. 5 6.S es ae Seek ewe cee ears 527 and Idiothetic Navigation.....................2005- 659 Age-Dependent Differences in Glutamate-Induced Phosphor- CANNING, KEVIN J. AND L. STAN LEUNG. Current Source ylation Systems in Rat Hippocampal Slices............. 173 Density Analysis Does Not Reveal a Direct Projection From Allothetic and Idiothetic Navigation, Calibrating Space: the Perirhinal Cortex to Septal Part of Hippocampal CA1 BUROIOPEUEON ER TINMII ATI TOD. o.oo sso oes seens u es 659 ITN os ce eas Syoc eue Supa wat bo9 s4 ,A yA o Sonef osS IGUE 599 Alzheimer Amyloid Precursor Protein, Hypoxia-Induced Loss CANNING, KEVIN J. See Leung, L. Stan.................. 603 of Synaptic Transmission Is Exacerbated in Hippocampal CASEY, MARINA See Maguire, Conor.................--- 519 Slices of Transgenic Mice Expressing C-Terminal Frag- Changing Positions of GABA Neurons in the Developing Rat SMUT fet ee EB ie arc Ae ne schbn ausna wipyeniie Riacae ene 201 Dentate Gyrus, Evidence for... .. 0.0.0.0 sccccecccees 186 AMARAL, Davin G. Introduction: What is Where in the Medial CHAO, VINCENT See Ramirez-Amaya, Victor.............. 631 Be ee err tere oe 1 CHEN, KEWEI See Schacter, Daniel L. .................. 575 Analysis of Information Transmission in the Schaffer Collat- Cholinergic Innervation of Mossy Cells in the Rat Fascia LSM a FORM erg SRA eahmetDe AS Ae NU RAN ert 582 enre oe ne 314 Anatomic Model of Hippocampal Encoding of Spatial Infor- Chronic and Intrahippocampal Infusion of the NMDA- SPER 3 Ge i caGse ica eases wats Mb eee aaa 397 Antagonist D-AP5, Delay-Dependent Impairment of a ANGENSTEIN, FRANK, KLAUS BUCHNER, AND SABINE STAAK. Matching-to-Place Task With ...............ccceecee 118 Age-Dependent Differences in Glutamate-Induced Phos- Coding Place, Context, and Events, Complimentary Roles phorylation Systems in Rat Hippocampal Slices......... 173 for Hippocampal Versus Subicular/Entorhinal Place Cells Attractor Neural Network Models of Spatial Maps in Hippo- BRAGS cca soT ahialigs aoac coche: ae Bie sega a eee ee es alae ea Rata eI 432 UREN 5.5 ,55 6.4. ce 0 era oie eno oleae a ees ole oe 481 COHEN, NEAL J., JENNIFER RYAN, CAROLINE HUNT, LORENE Automatic Activation of the Medial Temporal Lobe During Encoding: Lateralized Influences of Meaning and Novelty . 62 ROMINE, TRACEY WSZALEK, AND COURTNEY NASH. Hippocam- pal System and Declarative (Relational) Memory: Summa- rizing the Data From Functional Neuroimaging Studies... 83 Common Memory Retrieval Network Revealed By Positron Emission Tomography, Differential Modulation ofa...... 54 BACHEVALIER, JOCELYNE See Pascalis, Olivier............. 609 Comparison of Medial and Lateral Septal Neuron Activity BANDY, DANIEL J. See Schacter, Daniel L. ...............575 During Performance of Spatial Tasks in Rats........... 220 BARKHOF, FREDERIK See Rombouts, Serge A.R.B. ......... 637 Comparison of the Timing of Hippocampal and Subicular Basal Dendrites in Hippocampal CA1 of Awake Rats, Spatial Signals: Implications for Path Integration ....... 158 N-Methyl-D-aspartate Receptor Antagonists Are Less Effec- Complimentary Roles for Hippocampal Versus Subicular/ tive in Blocking Long-Term Potentiation at Apical Than. . . 617 Entorhinal Place Cells in Coding Place, Context, and BEASON-HELD, Lori L., DouGLAs L. ROSENE, RONALD J. NEE rile 5's oars A ciaseiatany lah ancheusiste neve Shall aes 432 KILLIANY, AND MARK B. Moss. Hippocampal Formation Conditional Motor Learning: Mapping Antecedents to Ac- Lesions Produce Memory Impairment in the Rhesus Mon- tion, Role of the Hippocampal Systemin............... 101 Me ademas ole capte ail attes lea nche ate Ged ore a eicee awe a eects 562 Context, and Events, Complimentary Roles for Hippocampal BERMUDEZ-RATTONI, FEDERICO See Ramirez-Amaya, Victor . . 631 Versus Subicular/Entorhinal Place Cells in Coding Place,. . 432 BEsT, PHILLIP J. AND AARON M. WHuiTE. Placing Hippocampal Control of Placle Cell Firing by Intra-Apparatus Objects, Single-Unit Studies in a Historical Context ............ 346 PPR MERNE UME OE hte ob iS oo ork cbs es oes os eae REED 423 Beyond Medial Temporal Lobes, Positron Emission Tomogra- Cooper, B:G. See Mizamori, Sa... 2... cee 444 RURRSy APU MUNCEMNE SIN ONIN 8.6 sag a:6 :9 ese oco acp-nd oes ioe 000 71 CoopPER, GARTH J.S. See Edgar, PaulF. ................. 644 BILKEY, DAvip K. AND UWE HEINEMANN. Intrinsic Theta- CozzARI, CONSTANTINO See Deller, Thomas .............. 314 Frequency Membrane Potential Oscillations in Layer III/V CRESSANT, ARNAUD, ROBERT U. MULLER, AND BRUNO POUCET. Perirhinal Cortex Neurons of the Rat................. 510 Further Study of the Control of Placle Cell Firing by Bitkey, Davin K. See Liu, Ping ..............0cccceeee 601 BIG A=POPAUI S ORIOING von oo on 6 oicies a eis oH ab wiw slerniere's 423 BLAND, BRIAN H. See Hanada, Yasuhiro................. 288 CRESSANT; A BOC RRGUOR TED noes. pedissic cies oo tise eens 413 BLAND, BRIAN H. See Natsume, Kiyohisa................ 500 C-Terminal Fragments of Alzheimer Amyloid Precursor Pro- BRAGIN, ANATOL, JEROME ENGEL, JR., CHARLES L. WILSON, tein, Hypoxia-Induced Loss of Synaptic Transmission Is ITZHAK FRIED, AND GyorGy BuzsAkI. High-Frequency Oscil- Exacerbated in Hippocampal Slices of Transgenic Mice ROUOIIRIS 00) MRRMEINMEN RRND, o.oo: ccas oot. av0isseiw 9.6 no 6 Ware bie 137 NUNN oe 5 asa eda ous ti9 d Rin SORE Space te Se 201 BREWER, JAMES B. See Fernandez, Guillén............... 35 Cued-Recall Performance: A Functional Magnetic Reso- Bridging the Gap: Integrating Cellular and Functional nance Imaging Study With High Acquisition Rate, Level of Magnetic Resonance Imaging Studies of the Hippocam- Sustained Entorhinal Activity at Study Correlates With pus RINNE ios te 2 Steg tet C Sei fed eee g ddl lel eheg: erat TaY 35 CURRAN, TIM See Schacter, Daniel L. .................. 575 682 INDEX 683 Current Source Density Analysis Does Not Reveal a Direct Effects of Adenosine and y-Aminobutyric Acid A Receptor Projection From the Perirhinal Cortex to Septal Part of Antagonists on N-Methyl-D-Aspartate Induced Neurotoxic- Hippocampal CA1 or Dentate Gyrus.................. 599 ity in the Rat Hippocampus. ....................000. 527 EICHENBAUM, HowarbD. Progress in Spanning the Molecular D and Behavioral Mechanisms of Hippocampal Function. . . . 100 EICHENBAUM, HowarbD See Nadel, Lynn................. 341 Damage Limited to the Hippocampal Region, Impaired EICHENBAUM, HowarbD See Shapiro, Matthew L. .......... 365 Recognition Memory on the Doors and People Test After. . . 495 EILAM, RAYA, ARIANE DAVIDSON, ILLANA GOZES, AND MENAHEM DAVIDSON, ARIANE See Eilam, Raya..................-. 534 SEGAL. Locomotor Activity Causes a Rapid Up-regulation DEADWYLER, SAM A. AND ROBERT E. Hampson. Anatomic of Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide in the Rat Hippocampus . . 534 Model of Hippocampal Encoding of Spatial Information . . . 397 Encoding and Retrieval in Human Medial Temporal Lobes: Declarative (Relational) Memory: Summarizing the Data An Empirical Investigation Using Functional Magnetic From Functional Neuroimaging Studies, Hippocampal Sys- Resonance Imaging (f(MRI)...................-2005. 25 DERNN FENN 2 a OS cate ee 8 as Pras ogg sr ete SARA ane are Sew 83 Encoding: Lateralized Influences of Meaning and Novelty, Delay-Dependent Impairment of a Matching-to-Place Task Automatic Activation of the Medial Temporal Lobe Dur- With Chronic and Intrahippocampal Infusion of the NMDA- WU or oh aa Fst hae asA AE elal ok leis Se eae HES 62 FSAUOMOIMIRC EPR So 5h eoa os9ie ays bo Sahel nS Uae Ua Halos os 118 ENGEL, JEROME JR. See Bragin, Anatol.................. 137 Delayed Nonmatching-to-Sample Task, Neonatal Aspiration Episodic Encoding and Retrieval: A PET Study, Medial Lesions of the Hippocampal Formation Impair Visual Temporal Lobe Activation During.................... 575 Recognition Memory When Assessed by Paired-Compari- Episodic Encoding and Retrieval, Medial Temporal Lobe BOM SOSOUGINOO IS -. os acc a coe ccc che news ch eeeeess 609 Activations in fMRI and PET Studies of ............... 7 DELLER, THOMAS, ISTVAN KATONA, CONSTANTINO COZZARI, EscoBAr, MARTHA L. See Ramirez-Amaya, Victor.......... 631 MICHAEL FROTSCHER, AND TAMAS F. FREUND. Cholinergic Events, Complimentary Roles for Hippocampal Versus Innervation of Mossy Cells in the Rat Fascia Dentata..... 314 Subicular/Entorhinal Place Cells in Coding Place, Context, Dentate Gyrus, Current Source Density Analysis Does Not SMM ole en er eat Silk Be Uke AS Wits wena es 432 Reveal a Direct Projection From the Perirhinal Cortex to Evidence for Changing Positions of GABA Neurons in the Septal Part of Hippocampal CAlor................... 599 Developing Rat Dentate Gyrus...................4.. 186 Dentate Gyrus Field Potentials in Awake and Anesthetized Experience-Dependent Regulation of Adult Hippocampal eeeGrhs rns eNO OR cook os Sion law b wait Gs ow RAR 333 Neurogenesis: Effects of Long-Term Stimulation and Stimu- Dentate Gyrus of Anesthetized Rats: Stability of Baseline, NeGWa WUN RNININEIRN S 920 cs cial SSeS A in, oh ala d/l rcs al ahdaen ar 321 Field Potential Recordingsin ....................... 277 Exposing Rats to a Predator Impairs Spatial Working Dentate Gyrus, Perirhinal Cortex Does Not Project to the. . . 605 Memory in the Radial Arm Water Maze ...............542 Dentate Gyrus-Selective Colchicine Lesion and Disruption Expression of Long-Term Potentiation in the Rat Dentate of Performance in Spatial Tasks: Difficulties in “Place Gyrus, Activation of Tyrosine Receptor Kinase Plays a Role Strategy” Because of a Lack of Flexibility in the Use of DEW a oa 5i5)a aron sbN ala Ake PSST 4 Praia ee Siwisle aie lorna a ater are wean 519 HiiVImeeINGG l CUS? 6 oc nk kek ec ce cece ce wow ds bes 668 Developing Rat Dentate Gyrus, Evidence for Changing F Positions of GABA Neurons inthe.................... 186 DIAMOND, DaviD M., COLLIN R. PARK, KAREN L. HEMAN, AND FAULL, RICHARD L.M. See Edgar, PaulF................. 644 GREGORY M. RosE. Exposing Rats to a Predator Impairs FENTON, A.A. See Muller, R.U. ............... eee 413 Spatial Working Memory in the Radial Arm Water Maze . . 542 FERNANDEZ, GUILLEN, JAMES B. BREWER, ZUO ZHAO, GARY H. Differential Modulation of a Common Memory Retrieval GLOVER, AND JOHN D.E. GABRIELI. Level of Sustained Network Revealed By Positron Emission Tomography .... 54 Entorhinal Activity at Study Correlates With Subsequent Discrete Bilateral Hippocampal Pathology, Temporally- Cued-Recall Performance: A Functional Magnetic Reso- Specific Retrograde Amnesia in Two Cases of ........... 247 nance Imaging Study With High Acquisition Rate ....... 35 Disruption of Performance in Spatial Tasks: Difficulties in Field Potential Recordings ii n Dentate Gyrus of Anesthetized “Place Strategy” Because of a Lack of Flexibility in the Use Rats: Stability of Baseline...................00. e2e e 277 of Environmental Cues?, Dentate Gyrus-Selective Colchi- FLETCHER, PF. See Dolan, RJ. 2.20.0.e ee 25 looo nl MGA AM NN 12 EE PE 4 cbsed .gid he nse haga Save bibacho 668 fMRI and PET Studies of Episodic Encoding and Retrieval, DISTERHOFT, JOHN F. See McEchron, Matthew D. ......... 385 Medial Temporal Lobe Activationsin ................. 7 Distribution and Analysis of Hippocampal Theta-Related Frequency-Dependent Inhibition in the Dentate Gyrus Is Cells in the Pontine Region of the Urethane-Anesthetized Attenuated by the NMDA Receptor Blocker MK-801 at PRE has aig a reese ie OsS GA oR oe ET aT Oe 288 Doses That Do Not Yet Affect Long-Term Potentiation .... 491 )1 Do Hippocampal Pyramidal Cells Signal Non-Spatial as FREUND, TAMAS F. See Deller, Thomas .................. 314 Well as Spatial Information?...................0.05- 352 FRIED, ITZHAK See Bragin, Anatol ..................... 137 32 DOoLAN, R.J. AND P.F. FLETCHER. Encoding and Retrieval in FROST, JENNIFER T. See Schacter, Daniel L...............575 Human Medial Temporal Lobes: An Empirical Investiga- FROTSCHER, MICHAEL See Deller, Thomas................ 314 3 tion Using Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI), Encoding t4 (ANON i RAI oh pee ees Pe nies ac i eualas sralsad Gaga ee 25 and Retrieval in Human Medial Temporal Lobes: An 14 Doors and People Test After Damage Limited to the Hippo- Empirical Investigation Using ...................... 25 14 campal Region, Impaired Recognition Memory on the.... . 495 Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging Study With High DOUGLAS, JUDITH E. See Edgar, PaulF. ................. 644 Acquisition Rate, Level of Sustained Entorhinal Activity at Dupuy-DAviEs, SHANNON AND CAROLYN R. Houser. Evidence Study Correlates With Subsequent Cued-Recall Perfor- 23 for Changing Positions of GABA Neurons in the Develop- DL, oe Ee’ Pe EPEC EE EE Cee TE re 35 13 SOUP RCs MUON TANS OBE Shien. Figs 'elo d deara ubie: emcee Ue ersids 186 Functional Neuroimaging Studies, Hippocampal System Dynorphin B-Like Immunoreactivity in the Rat Hippocam- and Declarative (Relational) Memory: Summarizing the pal Mossy Fiber Pathway Before and After Seizures, Dipee NC oO a Ge a Ge a alls' ce avalible els 83 Morphometry of Peptidergic Transmitter System........ 255 Further Study of the Control of Placle Cell Firing by 01 E Intra-Apparatus Objects... . 2 ec cece eee 423 G EpGAR, PAuL F., JUDITH E. DOUGLAS, CATRIONA KNIGHT, 35 GARTH J.S. COOPER, RICHARD L.M. FAULL, AND Ross KypD. 75 Proteome Map of the Human Hippocampus ............ 644 GABRIELI, JOHN D.E. See Fernandez, Guillén............. 35 684 INDEX GAGE, FRED H. See Kempermann, Gerd................. 321 Hippocampal Theta-Related Cellular Activity in the Supe- GALLAGHER, MICHELA See Holland, PeterC. ............. 143 rior Colliculus of the Urethane-Anesthetized Rat........ 500 Gary Mi, Paterson (8961-2008) os ow eds eee ees ees 99 Hippocampal Versus Subicular/Entorhinal Place Cells in GEORGES-FRANCOIS, PIERRE See Robertson, Robert G. ...... 206 Coding Place, Context, and Events, Complimentary Roles GHRIBI, OTHMAN, Luc LAPIERRE, MARTINE GIRARD, MAURICE BAIR (2035 2 bis diiron oisy epenau seat, ae Eee eat ee ee el eeedams re 432 OHAYON, JOSEPHINE NALBANTOGLU, AND Guy MASSICOTTE. Hippocampectomized Rats Are Impaired in Homing by Path Hypoxia-Induced Loss of Synaptic Transmission Is Exacer- NU MNNUNO N 5: a's: Soop a) cohe e samaraioc Sitar arab Pea eed 553 bated in Hippocampal Slices of Transgenic Mice Express- Hippocampus as a Memory Map: Synaptic Plasticity and ing C-Terminal Fragments of Alzheimer Amyloid Precur- Memory Encoding by Hippocampal Neurons............ 365 NI os 5 Shc esas a6 belo oie hats wee eare atet ele 201 Hippocampus of the Rat Part of a Specialized Navigational GILBERT, M.E. AND C.M. Mack. Field Potential Recordings in SUR RNR S08 Scie clonteudral dha ori ver werouinincests- daia tes 413 Dentate Gyrus of Anesthetized Rats: Stability of Baseline . 227 HOLLAND, PETER C., JEFFREY A. LAMOUREUX, JUNG-SOO HAN, GIRARD, MARTINE See Ghribi, Othman.................. 201 AND MICHELA GALLAGHER. Hippocampal Lesions Interfere GLOVER, GARY H. See Fernandez, Guillén ............... 35 With Pavlovian Negative Occasion Setting Glutamate-Induced Phosphorylation Systems in Rat Hippo- Homing by Path Integration, Hippocampectomized Rats Are campal Slices, Age-Dependent Differencesin ........... 173 PEC NAARSARIN 98 505= sissies oho npt eaveden brays uoi ekS yig incl anon sesgo res” 64 553 Gowns, ILtANA Gee MAM. RAYS... ceceee eeys 534 HOOGENRAAD, FRANK G.C. See Rombouts, Serge A.R.B. .... . 637 Houser, CAROLYN R. See Dupuy-Davies, Shannon......... 186 Human Brain, High-Frequency Oscillationsin........... 137 Human Medial Temporal Lobe, Parametric {MRI Analysis of Visual Bcodmg im the... . 6. nc nee ccs tes desea ss 637 FIABIS; RECA Seo TUVING, NGS). «o.oo occ bck oe oe eee es 71 Human Medial Temporal Lobes: An Empirical Investigation HALLWORTH, NICHOLAS E. See Hanada, Yasuhiro.......... 288 Using Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRD, HALLWORTH, NICHOLAS E. See Natsume, Kiyohisa......... 500 Encoding and Retrievalin..................00e 0e0e 25 HAMANI, CLEMENT, FRANK TENORIO, ROSALIA MENDEZ-OTERO, HUNT, CAROLINE See Cohen, NealJ. .............20000- 83 AND Luiz ENGENIO A.M. MELLO. Loss of NADPH Diaphorase- Hypoxia-Induced Loss of Synaptic Transmission Is Exacer- Positive Neurons in the Hippocampal Formation of Chronic bated in Hippocampal Slices of Transgenic Mice Express- PHOCATIING-WOUIODUIC ROUS . oon ccc ces teeceseee 303 ing C-Terminal Fragments of Alzheimer Amyloid Precur- BOP OU ois Ie is ND PSs aw Sores Pe ne Mo 201 HAMPSON, ROBERT EF. See Deadwyler,SamA. ............ 397 HAN, JUNG-SOO See Holland, PeterC................... 143 HANADA, YASUHIRO, NICHOLAS EF. HALLWORTH, TINA L. SZGATTI, DARREN SCARLETT, AND BRIAN H. BLAND. Distribution and Analysis of Hippocampal Theta-Related Cells in the Pon- tine Region of the Urethane-Anesthetized Rat .......... 288 Impaired Recognition Memory on the Doors and People Test HASSELMO, MICHAEL E. See Stern, ChantalE............. 45 After Damage Limited to the Hippocampal Region....... 495 Head Direction Cells in the Primate Pre-Subiculum....... 206 Information Transmission in the Schaffer Collaterals, Analy- HEINEMANN, UwE See Bilkey, David K. ................. 510 Re eee eee ar ae rt eer eae esP er pr Beye er orcest 582 HEMAN, KAREN L. See Diamond, DavidM. .............. 542 Instability of Dentate Gyrus Field Potentials in Awake and High-Frequency Oscillations in Human Brain ........... 137 PREUCGACTARC T RE 5 6266 5523 ais sn bE he A Oa ew eek & 333 Hippocampal CA1 of Awake Rats, N-Methyl-D-aspartate Integrating Cellular and Functional Magnetic Resonance Receptor Antagonists Are Less Effective in Blocking Long- Imaging Studies of the Hippocampus, Bridging the Gap... 45 Term Potentiation at Apical Than Basal Dendritesin..... 617 Interpreting Neural Representations of Aged Animals ..... 607 Hippocampal Encoding of Non-Spatial Trace Conditioning . . 385 Intra-Apparatus Objects, Further Study of the Control of Hippocampal Formation Lesions Produce Memory Impair- PPRGIOT tn REIN ie. 5 rash oS) eae ols eer rayg ta a A er 423 ment in the Rhesus Monkey ................22000008 562 Intrinsic Theta-Frequency Membrane Potential Oscillations Hippocampal Formation of Chronic Pilocarpine-Epileptic in Layer III/V Perirhinal Cortex Neurons of the Rat...... 510 Rats, Loss of NADPH Diaphorase-Positive Neurons in Introduction to the Special Issue on Place Cells........... 341 OE Eee Se SO nT eae 303 Introduction: What is Where in the Medial Temporal Lobe? . 1 Hippocampal Function, Progress in Spanning the Molecular Is the Hippocampus of the Rat Part of a Specialized Naviga- and Behavioral Mechanisms of.....................- 100 ROT AROIES oR ia Se artoOe 413 Hippocampal Lesions Interfere With Pavlovian Negative ROIS MINRINNS OMNIS 6 b6.5o sass oiw ae ada eNO Oa Sane OSes 143 J Hippocampal Neurons, Hippocampus as a Memory Map: Synaptic Plasticity and Memory Encoding by........... 365 Hippocampal Place Cells Can Develop Distinct Representa- JARRARD, LEONARD E. See Maaswinkel, Hans............. 553 tions of Two Visually Identical Environments........... 235 Hippocampal Pyramidal Cells Signal Non-Spatial as Well as K CHISATEMI RURTIIPMRURIINN TODOS: 0s. 5 wos 0s a ais ae ao ewe Meee 352 Hippocampal Representational Organization and Spatial SIND 315-0 tke eles see e ao lhnids Heme Relea es 444 Kapur, NARENDER AND DavID J. BROOKS. Temporally-Specific Hippocampal Single-Unit Studies in a Historical Context, Retrograde Amnesia in Two Cases of Discrete Bilateral BONN sce Lin oa Ss ss cate tels eg eats lee Rae ae ene ee IO NS 346 ELSDPOCAINDE! PAUIOIORY 05.5 ccc sc ete ee tanec eees 247 Hippocampal Slices of Transgenic Mice Expressing Katona, ISTVAN See Deller, Thomas..................0- 314 C-Terminal Fragments of Alzheimer Amyloid Precursor KEHOE, PRISCILLA AND JOSEPH D. BRONZINO. Neonatal Stress Protein, Hypoxia-Induced Loss of Synaptic Transmission Alters LTP in Freely Moving Male and Female Adult Se ee IN 54 Sabino 5 cle States SOOM EAs o 201 I etre I eet GrSe rna Gene ara eae arnt are aa aes er Gee6 51 Hippocampal System and Declarative (Relational) Memory: KELLY, AINE See Maguire, Conor ................00000- 519 Summarizing the Data From Functional Neuroimaging KEMPERMANN, GERD AND FRED H. GAGE. Experience-Depen- PINES nc61 sb os oor ks ais boas 3 ® SINE AOE 83 dent Regulation of Adult Hippocampal Neurogenesis: Ef- Hippocampal System in Conditional Motor Learning: Map- fects of Long-Term Stimulation and Stimulus With- ping Antecedents to Action, Role ofthe ................ 101 drawal Hippocampal Theta-Related Cells in the Pontine Region of KILLIANY, RONALD J. See Beason-Held, LoriL. ........... 562 the Urethane-Anesthetized Rat, Distribution and Analysis KNIGHT, CATRIONA See Edgar, PaulF. .................. 644 WR SS SAE as SIE Bae Ge ln Ie oe ee 288 KURIWAKI, JUNICHI See Zhou, Tian Lu.................. 220 INDEX 685 KuRUCZ, OLIVER S. See Pierce, Joseph P. ................ 255 McGINTY, JACQUELINE F., OLGA TIMOFEEVA, GEORGE W. LAN- Kypp, Ross See Edgar, PaulF. ....................050- 644 FORD, AND CHARLES E. RIBAK. Gary M. Peterson (1951- DA) RI eeu ore CaM PEPER ai tece ar amnesia anne eran ara e 99 McINTOSH, ANTHONY R. See Tulving, Endel .............. 71 Meaning and Novelty, Automatic Activation of the Medial L Temporal Lobe During Encoding: Lateralized Influences Ch OE CRATE Oe ETE Oe TET ee eee Pee 62 Medial and Lateral Septal Neuron Activity During Perfor- LAMOUREUX, JEFFREY A. See Holland, PeterC. ........... 143 mance of Spatial Tasks in Rats, Comparison of.......... 220 LANFORD, GEORGE W. See McGinty, Jacqueline F. ......... 99 Medial Temporal Lobe Activation During Episodic Encoding LAPIERRE, Luc See Ghribi, Othman.................... 201 and Retrieval: APET Study ..................2000- 575 Layer III/V Perirhinal Cortex Neurons of the Rat, Intrinsic Medial Temporal Lobe Activations in {MRI and PET Studies Theta-Frequency Membrane Potential Oscillations in ....510 of Episodic Encoding and Retrieval................... 7 LEPAGE, MARTIN See Tulving, Endel.................... (2 Medial Temporal Lobe During Encoding: Lateralized Infiu- Lesions Produce Memory Impairment in the Rhesus Mon- ences of Meaning and Novelty, Automatic Activation of key, Hippocampal Formation ....................25. 562 WR eatery ea te aa ee ee wie we LR 62 LEUNG, L. STAN AND BIXIA SHEN. N-Methyl-D-aspartate Recep- Medial Temporal Lobe, Introduction: What is Where in the? 1 tor Antagonists Are Less Effective in Blocking Long-Term MELLO, Luiz ENGENIO A.M. See Hamani, Clement......... 303 Potentiation at Apical Than Basal Dendrites in Hippocam- Memory Encoding by Hippocampal Neurons, Hippocampus —— pal CAL GFAwake Rats... <0... ccc nec twcen greene 617 as a Memory Map: Synaptic Plasticity and............. 365 LEUNG, L. STAN AND KEVIN J. CANNING. Reply to Liu and Memory Impairment in the Rhesus Monkey, Hippocampal EPERREWNE )R ECIDIRehe 20oasa a eee ae Si 6 oo han alee ea a wore 603 Formation Lesions Produce....................20005 562 LEUNG, L. STAN See Canning, KevinJ. ................. 599 MENDEZ-OTERO, ROSALIA See Hamani, Clement........... 303 LEUTGEB, S. See Mizumori,S.J.Y. ..............00. 444, 607 MILGRAM, NorTon W. See Rick, John Th. ............... 333 Level of Sustained Entorhinal Activity at Study Correlates MILNER, TERESA A. See Pierce, Joseph P. ................ 255 ww With Subsequent Cued-Recall Performance: A Functional Mizumort, 8.J.Y. AND S. LEUTGEB. Interpreting Neural Repre- Magnetic Resonance Imaging Study With High Acquisition sentations of Aged Animals....................2004. 607 Rate MizumorI, S.J.Y., K.E. RaGcozzino, B.G. COOPER, AND S. Liu, PING AND Davin K. BILKEY. AReply................. 601 LEUTGEB. Hippocampal Representational Organization and Locomotor Activity Causes a Rapid Up-regulation of Vasoac- UMN UIA © CRONE ooh cogl otoy RU ore ne alae ca Grates 444 tive Intestinal Peptide in the Rat Hippocampus ......... 534 Model of Hippocampal Encoding of Spatial Information, Long-Term Potentiation at Apical Than Basal Dendrites in RSUSSRAMAEMRES Lees Coulee a oPh te ook aration &:S hela aaa is Bom we cae wie a 397 Hippocampal CA1 of Awake Rats, N-Methyl-D-aspartate Morphometry of Peptidergic Transmitter System: Dynor- Receptor Antagonists Are Less Effective in Blocking. ..... 617 phin B-Like Immunoreactivity in the Rat Hippocampal Long-Term Stimulation and Stimulus Withdrawal, Experi- Mossy Fiber Pathway Before and After Seizures......... 255 ence-Dependent Regulation of Adult Hippocampal Neuro- Morris, R.G.M. See Steele, R.J. 2.0.0.ce0e .e.e .ee e 118 SPRINTS WEEN oo io eee ao «graaiisen Oes am in 321 Moss, Mark B. See Beason-Held, LoriL. ............... 562 wooo LOPES DA SILVA, FERNANDO See Witter, MennoP........... 605 MULLANY, PATRICIA M. See Maguire, Conor .............. 519 Loss of NADPH Diaphorase-Positive Neurons in the Hippo- MULLER, ROBERT U. See Cressant, Arnaud............... 423 campal Formation of Chronic Pilocarpine-Epileptic Rats . . 303 MULLER, R.U., B. Poucet, A.A. FENTON, AND A. CRESSANT. Is LYNCH, MARINA A. See Maguire, Conor.................. 519 the Hippocampus of the Rat Part of a Specialized Naviga- UMIAERIURCONNIT Sn oe es needs de o8e Haleinks 413 s© 190t MUMMERY, CATHERINE J. See Maguire, EleanorA.......... 54 Murray, ELISABETH A. See Wise, Stephen P. ............. 101 M N MAASWINKEL, HANS, LEONARD E. JARRARD, AND IAN Q. WHISHAW. Hippocampectomized Rats Are Impaired in Hom- ING DY PACH ENCCRFAUION. ico. oc ce te we ee eda ens 553 NABER, PIETERKE A. See Witter, MennoP. ............... 605 MACHIELSEN, WILLEM C.M. See Rombouts, Serge A.R.B. ... . 637 NADEL, LYNN AND HOWARD EICHENBAUM. Introduction to the Mack, C.M. See CFTC esN ESTS oie pce aera eae oe ene tices 277 Special Issue on Place Celle... 2. . 2. ceecce eee 341 MAGUIRE, CONOR, MarINA CASEY, AINE KELLY, PATRICIA M. NADPH Diaphorase-Positive Neurons in the Hippocampal MULLANY, AND Marina A. LyNCH. Activation of Tyrosine Formation of Chronic Pilocarpine-Epileptic Rats, Loss of . . 303 Receptor Kinase Plays a Role in Expression of Long-Term NALBANTOGLU, JOSEPHINE See Ghribi, Othman ........... 201 Potentiation in the Rat Dentate Gyrus ................ 519 NASH, COURTNEY See Cohen, NealJ. .............000005 83 MAGUIRE, ELEANOR A. AND CATHERINE J. MUMMERY. Differen- NATSUME, KTYOHISA, NICHOLAS FE. HALLWORTH, TINA L. SZGATTI, tial Modulation of a Common Memory Retrieval Network AND BRIAN H. BLAND. Hippocampal Theta-Related Cellular Revealed By Positron Emission Tomography ........... 54 Activity in the Superior Colliculus of the Urethane- Many, NICOLE See Robledo, Patricia ................... 527 PD ee ee! Oe a eee nh eee 500 MANNS, JOSEPH R. AND LARRY R. SQUIRE. Impaired Recogni- “Nature of Hippocampal-Cortical Interaction: Theoretical tion Memory on the Doors and People Test After Damage and Experimental Perspectives,” Trinity College, Dublin, A7 Limited to the Hippocampal Region .................. 495 WRmeen ceerrentiee NA UNIS os ea on os Bisa d Seed we een 490 14 Mapping Antecedents to Action, Role of the Hippocampal Neonatal Aspiration Lesions of the Hippocampal Formation System in Conditional Motor Learning: ............... 101 Impair Visual Recognition Memory When Assessed by MAROUN, Mouna See Rosenblum, Kobi ................. 491 Paired-Comparison Task but Not by Delayed Nonmatching- 51 MARTIN, ‘ALEX. Automatic Activation of the Medial Temporal ARN OI os oi 5 ok cine oe a sc ele wie Gein 3 609 19 Lobe During Encoding: Lateralized Influences of Meaning Neonatal Stress Alters LTP in Freely Moving Male and SU ICMONEDS 5 ocd oo ele oe a Nia wT Sw oign ee owe ees eyC RSAU EE RATE RUMET EIN oo 5 0a). & cise sw nbwialdici dalw ix whee 6 adie 651 MASSICOTTE, GUY See Ghribi, Othman Neural Representations of Aged Animals, Interpreting... .. 607 Matching-to-Place Task With Chronic and Intrahippocam- NISHIJO, H1SAO See Ono, Taketoshi .................... 458 21 pal Infusion of the NMDA-Antagonist D-AP5, Delay- NMDA Receptor Blocker MK-801 at Doses That Do Not Yet 62 Dependent Impairment ofa ...............e.e0e 0ee e 118 Affect Long-Term Potentiation, Frequency-Dependent Inhi- 44 McEcuron, MATTHEW D. AND JOHN F. DISTERHOFT. Hippocam- bition in the Dentate Gyrus Is Attenuated by the ........ 491 20 pal Encoding of Non-Spatial Trace Conditioning......... 385 Non-Spatial Trace Conditioning, Hippocampal Encoding of . 385 686 INDEX N-Methyl-p-Aspartate Induced Neurotoxicity in the Rat Projection From the Perirhinal Cortex to Septal Part of DM Hippocampus, Effects of Adenosine and y-Aminobutyric Hippocampal CA1 or Dentate Gyrus, Current Source Den- Acid A Receptor Antagonists on.............20000055 527 sity Analysis Does Not Reveal a Direct ................ 599 N-Methyl-b-aspartate Receptor Antagonists Are Less Effec- Proteome Map of the Human Hippocampus ............. 644 tive in Blocking Long-Term Potentiation at Apical Than Basal Dendrites in Hippocampal CA1 of Awake Rats ..... 617 R NYBERG, Lars See Tulving, Endel ..................... 71 Radial Arm Water Maze, Exposing Rats to a Predator Impairs Spatial Working Memory inthe............... 542 O RaAGozzINo, K.E. See Mizumori,S.J.Y. ..............0.. 444 RAMIREZ-AMAYA, VICTOR, MARTHA L. ESCOBAR, VINCENT CHAO, AND FEDERICO BERMUDEZ-RATTONI. Synaptogenesis of Mossy OHAYON, MAuRICcE See Ghribi, Othman ................. 201 Fibers Induced by Spatial Water Maze Overtraining ..... 631 O’KEEFE, JOHN. Do Hippocampal Pyramidal Cells Signal Rapid Up-regulation of Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide in the Non-Spatial as Well as Spatial Information?............ 352 Rat Hippocampus, Locomotor Activity Causesa......... 534 OLIVEIRA-FILHO, FRANCISCO J.B. See Xavier, Gilberto F. ... . 668 Rat Dentate Gyrus, Activation of Tyrosine Receptor Kinase ONO, TAKETOSHI AND HISAO NISHIJO. Active Spatial Informa- Plays a Role in Expression of Long-Term Potentiation in tion Processing in the Septo-Hippocampal System ....... 458 REID TNO a? Wieser Senet tins oxy SO APOE Ne ah ENE 519 ONO, TARETOSHIE SOB GAOU, TIBET c. 65 oo see's eosin ewe’ 220 Rat Fascia Dentata, Cholinergic Innervation of Mossy Cells MN 8c fh ar har Ser cuie ae Bia aich th dc Stuy Acarb ase eat tae ae etka ie 314 Rat Hippocampal Mossy Fiber Pathway Before and After Seizures, Morphometry of Peptidergic Transmitter Sys- P tem: Dynorphin B-Like Immunoreactivity inthe ........ 255 Rat Hippocampal Slices, Age-Dependent Differences in Glu- tamate-Induced Phosphorylation Systemsin........... 173 Paired-Comparison Task but Not by Delayed Nonmatching- Regulation of Adult Hippocampal Neurogenesis: Effects of to-Sample Task, Neonatal Aspiration Lesions of the Hippo- Long-Term Stimulation and Stimulus Withdrawal, Experi- campal Formation Impair Visual Recognition Memory RSP IEE 6 F608 ey. ro wre 6 OS arate ore ayia ees 321 MRNA UOTE os oi, oso. 5 sic apis sce eis Ma RIG ES 609 PANZERI, STEFANO See Robertson, Robert G. ............. 206 REIMAN, Eric M. See Schacter, Daniel L. ............... 575 Parahippocampal Region: Basic Science and Clinical Impli- 1 Ee LC CREO) Pane NE PSa ne ta PP eer SORE ry Oe 601 Reply to Liu and Bilkey’s Reply...................005. 603 cations September 23-26, 1999, Baltimore, MD ......... 340 Parametric fMRI Analysis of Visual Encoding in the Human Retrograde Amnesia in Two Cases of Discrete Bilateral URINE CUR 555.56 ions Kaine sera ble atd one e-ei 637 Hippocampal Pathology, Temporally-Specific ........... 247 Park, COLLIN R. See Diamond, David M. ...............542 RIBAK, CHARLES E. See McGinty, Jacqueline F. ........... 99 PASCALIS, OLIVIER AND JOCELYNE BACHEVALIER. Neonatal RICHTER-LEVIN, GAL See Rosenblum, Kobi............... 491 Aspiration Lesions of the Hippocampal Formation Impair Rick, JOHN TH. AND NORTON W. MILGRAM. Instability of Visual Recognition Memory When Assessed by Paired- Dentate Gyrus Field Potentials in Awake and Anesthetized Comparison Task but Not by Delayed Nonmatching-to- MES Shy 4. cre putas) asa mpere sede amen Teds tn ea ney eteaen ane ee ao 333 PUN MR E RNIN 656-56 5ca lca ahi susp bia tate oe Kista ehatoww aconeke ees 609 ROBERTSON, ROBERT G., EDMUND T. ROLLS, PIERRE GEORGES- Path Integration, Comparison of the Timing of Hippocampal FRANCOIS, AND STEFANO PANZERI. Head Direction Cells in and Subicular Spatial Signals: Implications for ......... 158 the Primate Pre-Subiculum ........................ 206 Pavlovian Negative Occasion Setting, Hippocampal Lesions ROBLEDO, PATRICIA, GLORIA URSU, AND NICOLE MAny. Effects Interfere With of Adenosine and y-Aminobutyric Acid A Receptor Antago- Peptidergic Transmitter System: Dynorphin B-Like Immuno- nists on N-Methyl-D-Aspartate Induced Neurotoxicity in reactivity in the Rat Hippocampal Mossy Fiber Pathway TIGER RERPIOCUININIB 5 5)5 0. 8025s 55:08. 0 5 oS see sts. oid os 527 Before and After Seizures, Morphometry of............. 255 Role of the Hippocampal System in Conditional Motor Perirhinal Cortex Does Not Project to the Dentate Gyrus . . . 605 Learning: Mapping Antecedents to Action.............. 101 PET Study, Medial Temporal Lobe Activation During Epi- RoLLs, EDMUND T. Spatial View Cells and the Representa- sodic Encoding and Retrieval:A ................0000. 575 tion of Place in the Primate Hippocampus.............. 467 PIERCE, JOSEPH P., OLIVER S. KURUCZ, AND TERESA A. MILNER. ROLLS, EDMUND T. See Robertson, Robert G. ............. 206 Morphometry of Peptidergic Transmitter System: Dynor- ROLLS, EDMUND T. See Schultz, Simon R. ............... 582 phin B-Like Immunoreactivity in the Rat Hippocampal ROMBOUTS, SERGE A.R.B., PHILIP SCHELTENS, WILLEM C.M. Mossy Fiber Pathway Before and After Seizures......... 255 MACHIELSEN, FREDERIK BARKHOF, FRANK G.C. HOOGENRAAD, Place Cells and the Hippocampus, Some Thoughts on...... 452 Dick J. VELTMAN, JAAP VALK, AND MENNO P. WITTER. Para- Place in the Primate Hippocampus, Spatial View Cells and metric {MRI Analysis of Visual Encoding in the Human RAGE ERRONOMIURORE OE 65-50 oid .5 3s ele wo sls Se ess we oe Sas 467 DEOUIML OUEST POE is ie ciel Sek waa VOL See 8 637 “Place Strategy” Because of a Lack of Flexibility in the Use of ROMINE, LORENE See Cohen, NealJ. ...............0005 83 Environmental Cues?, Dentate Gyrus-Selective Colchicine ROSE, GREGORY M. See Diamond, David M............... 542 Lesion and Disruption of Performance in Spatial Tasks: ROSENBLUM, Kosi, MOUNA MAROUN, AND GAL RICHTER-LEVIN. PPR I hoe yrs Fela Ve S Can were Gem eters whee 668 Frequency-Dependent Inhibition in the Dentate Gyrus Is Placing Hippocampal Single-Unit Studies in a Historical Attenuated by the NMDA Receptor Blocker MK-801 at Se OE Oe COR CE eet etera ee 346 Doses That Do Not Yet Affect Long-Term Potentiation ....491 Pontine Region of the Urethane-Anesthetized Rat, Distribu- ROSENE, DOUGLAS L. See Beason-Held, LoriL. ........... 562 tion and Analysis of Hippocampal Theta-Related Cells in RYAN, JENNIFER See Cohen, NealJ................0000% 83 RMR: spine eM RS laci di ne sda l8 -8 ge eG SESE RE 288 Positron Emission Tomography Correlations in and Beyond S EEE A NSTTIEIOITN E MRIOOR 5555 5:55:' xo 's goo abs ilalorrewavie See ol aha 71 Positron Emission Tomography, Differential Modulation of a Common Memory Retrieval Network Revealed By.... 54 54 SANTOS, ANDREA M.G. See Xavier, GilbertoF. ............ 668 POUCET, BRUNO See Cressant, Arnaud.................. 423 SCARLETT, DARREN See Hanada, Yasuhiro ............... 288 BOUGHT, 23 e MATOP EES 5 53> os Sioa es ew ee 413 SCHACTER, DANIEL L. AND ANTHONY D. WAGNER. Medial Progress in Spanning the Molecular and Behavioral Mecha- Temporal Lobe Activations in {MRI and PET Studies of nisms of Hippocampal Function ..................... 100 Episodic Encoding and Retrieval..................... 7 af INDEX 687 SCHACTER, DANIEL L., TIM CURRAN, Eric M. REIMAN, KEWEI Temporally-Specific Retrograde Amnesia in Two Cases of CHEN, DANIEL J. BANDY, AND JENNIFER T. Frost. Medial Discrete Bilateral Hippocampal Pathology Temporal Lobe Activation During Episodic Encoding and TENORIO, FRANK See Hamani, Clement ................. 303 Receiver: AVE E SOGGY... oc. nn cc ec ees ceceess cans 575 “The Nature of Hippocampal-Cortical Interaction: Theoreti- Schaffer Collaterals, Analysis of Information Transmission cal and Experimental Perspectives,” Trinity College, Dub- BUG UU 55) 555 Se Be a as ee Ae bene 582 lin, March 30 and 31, 2000... ........c.cc .cc.ccc.ce e 490 SCHELTENS, PHILIP See Rombouts, Serge A.R.B. .......... 637 Theta-Related Cellular Activity in the Superior Colliculus of ScHULTZ, SIMON R. AND EDMUND T. ROLLS. Analysis of the Urethane-Anesthetized Rat, Hippocampal.......... 500 Information Transmission in the Schaffer Collaterals. .... 582 Timing of Hippocampal and Subicular Spatial Signals: Impli- SEGAL, MENAHEM See Eilam, Raya..................00- 534 cations for Path Integration, Comparison ofthe ......... 158 Septal Part of Hippocampal CA1 or Dentate Gyrus, Current TIMOFEEVA, OLGA See McGinty, Jacqueline F. ............ 99 Source Density Analysis Does Not Reveal a Direct Projec- TsopykS, MIsHA. Attractor Neural Network Models of Spa- tion From the Perirhinal Cortex to ................... 599 tial Maps in Hippocampus ...................000058. 481 Septo-Hippocampal System, Active Spatial Information Pro- TULVING, ENDEL, REZA HABIB, LARS NYBERG, MARTIN LEPAGE, COSGIMES RRR ss 8 sea galt oe a ee Rela 458 AND ANTHONY R. McINTOSH. Positron Emission Tomogra- SHAPIRO, MATTHEW L. AND HOWARD EICHENBAUM. Hippocam- phy Correlations in and Beyond Medial Temporal Lobes... 71 pus as a Memory Map: Synaptic Plasticity and Memory Two Visually Identical Environments, Hippocampal Place Encoding by Hippocampal Neurons .................. 365 Cells Can Develop Distinct Representations of.......... 235 SHARP, PATRICIA E. Comparison of the Timing of Hippocam- Tyrosine Receptor Kinase Plays a Role in Expression of pal and Subicular Spatial Signals: Implications for Path Long-Term Potentiation in the Rat Dentate Gyrus, Activa- BUSECHPReRUNOMMME or ooc nc ns Sal alain tte 'alela d/o see's atD oora e deme @ Aone 158 tion of 519 SHARP, PATRICIA E. Complimentary Roles for Hippocampal Versus Subicular/Entorhinal Place Cells in Coding Place, Content, and Bivenits co.cc ok ccc cc ewes ceeds 432 SHEN, BrxtA See Leung, L. Stan.................00005. 617 Some Thoughts on Place Cells and the Hippocampus ...... 452 Ursu, GLORIA See Robledo, Patricia 527 Spanning the Molecular and Behavioral Mechanisms of Hippocampal Function, Progressin .................. 100 Spatial Context, Hippocampal Representational Organiza- V URE EERO ooo Oe Se otk ee aa a ne a a HiRes ore oe Seah ers 444 Spatial Maps in Hippocampus, Attractor Neural Network VALK, JAAP See Rombouts, Serge A.R.B. ..........-5..... 637 WRN 5,o is oc trae nta tee, Ses ra acca Ne KS arotwtea es 481 VELTMAN, Dick J. See Rombouts, Serge A.R.B. ........... 637 Spatial Tasks in Rats, Comparison of Medial and Lateral Visual Recognition Memory When Assessed by Paired- Septal Neuron Activity During Performance of.......... 220 Comparison Task but Not by Delayed Nonmatching-to- Spatial View Cells and the Representation of Place in the Sample Task, Neonatal Aspiration Lesions of the Hippocam- Primate PRppocampus: < . 5... 6. cee kbc ce ecules. 467 pal Formation Impair Spatial Water Maze Overtraining, Synaptogenesis of Mossy BIDE MEUOOEN EW oc ono ein ds kee oe O Melee we ase os 631 Spatial Working Memory in the Radial Arm Water Maze, Exposing Rats to a Predator Impairs.................. 542 Special Issue on Place Cells, Introduction tothe .......... 341 WAGNER, ANTHONY D. See Schacter, Daniel L. ............ i Specialized Navigational System?, Is the Hippocampus of WHISHAW, IAN Q. AND BRIAN L. BROOKS. 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