Neuroscience 1993: Vol 55 Table of Contents

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NEUROSCIENCE
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Volume 55, 1993
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LIST OF CONTENTS
VOLUME 55 NUMBER 1
RESEARCH PAPERS
N. Dumesnil-Bousez and C. Sotelo Partial reconstruction of the adult Lurcher cerebellar
circuitry by neural grafting
A. Takeda, H. Onodera, A. Sugimoto, Coordinated expression of messenger RNAs for nerve
K. Kogure, M. Obinata and growth factor, brain-derived neurotrophic factor and
S. Shibahara neurotrophin-3 in the rat hippocampus following
transient forebrain ischemia
A. Tortosa and I. Ferrer Parvalbumin immunoreactivity in the hippocampus
of the gerbil after transient forebrain ischaemia: a quali-
tative and quantitative sequential study
A. E. Watts, M. A. Whittington and Epileptic focus induced in rat by intrahippocampal
J. G. R. Jefferys cholera toxin: neuronal properties in vitro
C. Psarropoulou and M. Avoli 4-Aminopyridine-induced spreading depression episodes
in immature hippocampus: developmental and pharma-
cological characteristics
S. Kar, A. Baccichet, R. Quirion Entorhinal cortex lesion induces differential responses in
and J. Poirier ['*I]insulin-like growth factor I, ['**I]insulin-like growth
factor II and ['**I]insulin receptor binding sites in the rat
hippocampal formation ~
J. Poirier, A. Baccichet, D. Dea and Cholesterol synthesis and lipoprotein reuptake during
S. Gauthier synaptic remodelling in hippocampus in adult rats
P. Kugler, A. Schleicher, K. Zilles and Acetylcholinesterase activity and post-lesional plasticity
E. Horvath in the hippocampus of young and aged rats
H. Zimmermann, M. Vogel and Hippocampal localization of 5’-nucleotidase as revealed
U. Laube by immunocytochemistry
Y. Noda, T. Nakata and N. Hirokawa Localization of dynamin: widespread distribution in
mature neurons and association with membranous
organelles
H. Higashi, £. Tanaka, H. Inokuchi Ionic mechanisms underlying the depolarizing and
and S. Nishi hyperpolarizing afterpotentials of single spike in guinea-
pig cingulate cortical neurons
R. A. Lanius and C. Shaw High-affinity kainate binding sites in living slices of rat
neocortex: characterization and regulation
R. D. Page, M. A. Sambrook and Thalamotomy for the alleviation of levodopa-induced
A. R. Crossman dyskinesia: experimental studies in the 1-methyl-4-
phenyl-1,2,3,6-tetrahydropyridine-treated parkinsonian
monkey
P. Zhang, P. Damier, E. C. Hirsch, Preferential expression of superoxide dismutase
Y. Agid, I. Ceballos-Picot, P. M. Sinet, messenger RNA in melanized neurons in human
A. Nicole, M. Laurent and F. Javoy-Agid mesencephalon
W. Schmidt, P. Guidetti, E. Okuno Characterization of human _ brain’ kynurenine
and R. Schwarcz aminotransferases using [H]kynurenine as a substrate
A. H. S. Hassan, A. Ableitner, C. Stein Inflammation of the rat paw enhances axonal transport
and A. Herz of opioid receptors in the sciatic nerve and increases their
density in the inflamed tissue
ili
Z. Li and A. V. Ferguson Angiotensin II responsiveness of rat paraventricular and
subfornical organ neurons in vitro
A. Dinopoulos, I. Dori and Serotonergic innervation of the mature and developing
J. G. Parnavelas lateral septum of the rat: a light and electron microscopic
immunocytochemical analysis
W. Wu, R. Elde and M. W. Wessendorf Organization of the serotonergic innervation of
spinal neurons in rats—III. Differential serotonergic
innervation of somatic and parasympathetic pregan-
glionic motoneurons as determined by patterns of co-
existing peptides
K. B. Thor, S. Nickolaus and C. J. Helke Autoradiographic localization of 5-hydroxytrypta-
mine,,, 5-hydroxytryptamine,, and 5-hydroxytrypta-
mine,c)) binding sites in the rat spinal cord
C. D. Longley and L. C. Weaver Proportions of renal and splenic postganglionic
sympathetic populations containing galanin and
dopamine beta hydroxylase
L. Marson, K. B. Platt and Central nervous system innervation of the penis as
K. E. McKenna revealed by the transneuronal transport of pseudorabies
virus
G. Béttcher, E. Ekblad, R. Ekman, Peptide YY: a neuropeptide in the gut. Immunocyto-
R. Hakanson and F. Sundler chemical and immunochemical evidence
S. Tout, T. Chan-Ling, H. Hollander The role of Miiller cells in the formation of the
and J. Stone blood-retinal barrier
VOLUME 55 NUMBER 2
LETTER TO NEUROSCIENCE
E. O’Hearn and M. E. Molliver Degeneration of Purkinje cells in parasagittal zones of
the cerebellar vermis after treatment with ibogaine or
harmaline
RESEARCH PAPERS
S. M. Turgeon and R. L. Albin Pharmacology, distribution, cellular localization, and
development of GABA, binding in rodent cerebellum
F. Pongracz, T. S. McClintock, Signal transmission in lobster olfactory receptor cells:
B. W. Ache and G. M. Shepherd functional significance of electrotonic structure analysed
by a compartmental model
A. Lehmenkiihler, E. Sykova, J. Svoboda, Extracellular space parameters in the rat neocortex and
K. Zilles and C. Nicholson subcortical white matter during postnatal development
determined by diffusion analysis
C. Rosenblad and O. G. Nilsson Basal forebrain grafts in the rat neocortex restore in
vivo acetylcholine release and respond to behavioural
activation
F.-C. Liu, S. B. Dunnett and Intrastriatal grafts derived from fetal striatal
A. M. Graybiel primordia—IV. Host and donor neurons are not
intermixed
C. L. Miller and R. Freedman Medial septal neuron activity in relation to an auditory
sensory gating paradigm
C. W. Berridge, M. E. Page, Effects of locus coeruleus inactivation on electroence-
R. J. Valentino and S. L. Foote phalographic activity in neocortex and hippocampus
iv
A. Cudennec, G. Bonvento, D. Duverger, Effects of dorsal raphe nucleus stimulation on cerebral
P. Lacombe, J. Seylaz and blood flow and flow—metabolism coupling in the
E. T. MacKenzie conscious rat
S. Matsuzaki, M. Takada, Y.-Q. Li, Serotoninergic projections from the dorsal raphe nucleus
H. Tokuno and N. Mizuno to the nucleus submedius in the rat and cat
N. Corvaja, G. Doucet and J. P. Bolam Ultrastructure and synaptic targets of the raphe—nigral
projection in the rat
P. Casolini, P. V. Piazza, M. Kabbaj, The mesolimbic dopaminergic system exerts an
F. Leprat, L. Angelucci, H. Simon, inhibitory influence on brain corticosteroid receptor
M. Le Moal and S. Maccari affinities
J. R. Day, N. J. Laping, Gonadal steroids regulate the expression of glial fibril-
M. Lampert-Etchells, S. A. Brown, lary acidic protein in the adult male rat hippocampus
. P. O’Callaghan, T. H. McNeill and
. E. Finch
. Ogata, Y. Nakamura, K. Tsuji, Steroid hormones protect spinal cord neurons from
. Shibata and K. Kataoka glutamate toxicity
. Di Chiara, E. Carboni, M. Morelli, Stimulation of dopamine transmission in the dorsal
. Cozzolino, G. L. Tanda, A. Pinna, caudate nucleus by pargyline as demonstrated hy dopa-
. Russi and S. Consolo mine and acetylcholine microdialysis and Fos immuno-
histochemistry
D. Clarengon, G. Testylier, M. Estrade, Stimulated release of acetylcholinesterase in rat striatum
M. Galonnier, J. Viret, P. Gourmelon revealed by in vivo microspectrophotometry
and M. Fatome
R. S. Fiore, V. E. Bayer, p42 Mitogen-activated protein kinase in brain: promi-
S. L. Pelech, J. Posada, nent localization in neuronal cell bodies and dendrites
J. A. Cooper and J. M. Baraban
M. C. Comelli, D. Guidolin, Time course, localization and pharmacological modu-
M. S. Seren, R. Zanoni, R. Canella, ‘lation of immediate early inducible genes, brain-derived
R. Rubini and H. Manev neurotrophic factor and trkB messenger RNAs in the rat
brain following photochemical stroke
rivko, D. A. Rusakov, Lateral patterns of the neural cell adhesion molecule on
avina, G. G. Skibo and the surface of hippocampal cells developing in vitro
. Scholey, S. P. R. Rose, A role for the neural cell adhesion molecule in a late,
. Zamani, E. Bock and consolidating phase of glycoprotein synthesis six hours
. Schachner following passive avoidance training of the young chick
. J. Aloyo, A. G. Romano and Evidence for an involvement of the p-type of opioid
J. A. Harvey receptor in the modulation of learning
B. Hutcheon, E. Puil and I. Spigelman Histamine actions anc’ comparison with substance P
effects in trigeminal neurons
V. Radhakrishnan and J. L. Henry Excitatory amino acid receptor mediation of sensory
inputs to functionally identified dorsal horn neurons in
cat spinal cord
B. Lindh, M. Risling, S. Remahl, Peptide-immunoreactive neurons and nerve fibres in
L. Terenius and T. Hékfelt lumbosacral sympathetic ganglia: selective elimination
of a pathway-specific expression of immunoreactivities
following sciatic nerve resection in kittens
N. Seno and A. Dray Capsaicin-induced activation of fine afferent fibres from
rat skin in vitro
Vv
S.-P. hang, N. Natsukari, G. Bai, Localization of the multiple calmodulin messenger
R. A. ichols and B. Weiss RNAs in differentiated PC12 cells
H. M. Young, K. McConalogue, Nitric oxide targets in the guinea-pig intestine identified
J. B. Furness and J. De Vente by induction of cyclic GMP immunoreactivity
J. Murphy, E. Roberts and Aluminum silicate toxicity in cell cultures
A. Horrocks
VOLUME 55 NUMBER 3
LETTERS TO NEUROSCIENCE
B. Weiss, L.-W. Zhou, Antisense oligodeoxynucleotide inhibits D, dopamine
S.-P. Zhang and Z.-H. Qin receptor-mediated behavior and D, messenger RNA
P. M. Hwang, A. M. Cunningham, CDRK and DRKI K* channels have contrasting
Y. W. Peng and S. H. Snyder localizations in sensory systems
RESEARCH PAPERS
C. Mailhos, M. K. Howard and Heat shock protects neuronal cells from programmed
D. S. Latchman cell death by apoptosis
J. Fournier, R. Steinberg, T. Gauthier, Protective effects of SR 57746A in central and peripheral
P. E. Keane, U. Guzzi, F. X. Coudé, models of neurodegenerative disorders in rodents and
I. Bougault, J. P. Maffrand, P. Soubrié primates
and G. Le Fur
H. Tsubokawa, H. P. C. Robinson, Block of long-term potentiation by intracellular appli-
T. Takenawa and N. Kawai cation of anti-phosphatidylinositol 4,5-bisphosphate
antibody in hippocampal pyramidal neurons
C. P. Case and C. J. Plummer Changing the light intensity of the visual environment
results in large differences in numbers of synapses and in
photoreceptor size in the retina of the young adult rat
aurent, Immunocytochemistry and in situ hybridization of
. J. Smeets, neuropeptide Y in the hypothalamus of Xenopus laevis
in relation to background adaptation
Effect of rapid eye movement sleep deprivation on rat
brain monoamine oxidases
W. A.A . Kunze, J. B. Furness and Simultaneous intracellular recordings from _ enteric
J. C. Bornstein neurons reveal that myenteric AH neurons transmit
via slow excitatory postsynaptic potentials
E. Merlo Pich, G. F. Koob, M. Heilig, Corticotropin-releasing factor release from the medio-
F. Menzaghi, W. Vale and F. Weiss basal hypothalamus of the rat as measured by micro-
dialysis
F. Presse and J.-L. Nahon Differential regulation of melanin-concentrating hor-
mone gene expression in distinct hypothalamic areas
under osmotic stimulation in rat
A. F. Fomina, P. G. Kostyuk and Glucocorticoids modulation of calcium currents in
M. B. Sedova growth hormone 3 cells
M. Lepre, R. H. Evans, H.-R. Olpe The modulation of the monosynaptic reflex by substance
and F. Brugger P in the hemisected spinal cord preparation of the rat
and gerbil
M. Lantéri-Minet, P. Isnardon, Spinal and hindbrain structures involved in viscerocep-
J. de Pommery and D. Menétrey tion and visceronociception as revealed by the expression
of Fos, Jun and Krox-24 proteins
vi
D. L . Tolbert, J. M. Alisky and Lower thoracic-upper lumbar spinocerebellar projec- 755
B. R. Clark tions in rats: a complex topography revealed in com-
puter reconstructions of the unfolded anterior lobe
L. Seress, R. Nitsch and C. Leranth Calretinin immunoreactivity in the monkey hippo- 775
campal formation—I. Light and electron microscopic
characteristics and co-localization with other calcium-
binding proteins
R. Nitsch and C. Leranth Calretinin immunoreactivity in the monkey hippo- 797
campal formation—II. Intrinsic gabaergic and hypo-
thalamic non-gabaergic systems: an experimental tracing
and co-existence study
A. R. Wakade, D. A. Przywara, Massive exocytosis triggered by sodium-calcium
S. V. Bhave, P. S. Chowdhury, exchange in sympathetic neurons is attenuated by co-
A. Bhave and T. D. Wakade culture with cardiac cells
A. Albanese, R. Granata, B. Gregori, Chronic administration of 1-methyl-4-phenyl-1,2,3,6- 823
M. P. Piccardi, C. Colosimo and tetrahydropyridine to monkeys: behavioural, morpho-
P. Tonali logical and biochemical correlates
M. N. Castel, P. Morino, P. Frey, Immunohistochemical evidence for a neurotensin stria- 833
L. Terenius and T. Hékfelt tonigral pathway in the rat brain
A. Zagon Innervation of serotonergic medullary raphe neurons 849
from cells of the rostral ventrolateral medulla in rats
D. A. Morilak and R. D. Ciaranello Ontogeny of 5-hydroxytryptamine, receptor immuno- 869
reactivity in the developing rat brain
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L. Massieu, .K. H. Thedinga, A comparative analysis of the neuroprotective properties 883
M. MeVey and G. E. Fagg of competitive and uncompetitive N-methyl-D-aspartate
receptor antagonists in vivo: implications for the process
of excitotoxic degeneration and its therapy
X. Vigé, A. Carreau, B. Scatton Antagonism by N°-nitro-L-arginine of L-glutamate- 893
and J. P. Nowicki induced neurotoxicity in cultured neonatal rat cortical
neurons. Prolonged application enhances neuro-
protective efficacy
T. Alexi and F. Hefti Trophic actions of transforming growth factor a on 903
mesencephalic dopaminergic neurons developing in
culture
M. Hajos and S. A. Greenfield Topographic heterogeneity of substantia nigra neurons: 919
diversity in intrinsic membrane properties and synaptic
inputs
. M. Smith, F. M. Leslie, Long-term changes in striatal opioid systems after 935
@ r;o ide and S. E. Loughlin 6-hydroxydopamine lesion of rat substantia nigra
alford, R. Rajan and Rapid changes in the frequency tuning of neurons in 953
mSESsn Z >o e .m I rvine cat auditory cortex resulting from pure-tone-induced
temporary threshold shift
. Beldhuis, A. J. H. de Ruiter, Long-term increase in protein kinase C-y and muscarinic 965
<ui a es, T. Suzuki and B. Bohus acetylcholine receptor expression in the cerebral cortex
of amygdala-kindled rats—a quantitative immunocyto-
chemical study
Vii
F. Du, J. Williamson, E. Bertram, Kynurenine pathway enzymes in a rat model of chronic
E. Lothman, E. Okuno and R. Schwarcz epilepsy: immunohistochemical study of activated glial
cells
Y. Shao and K. D. McCarthy Regulation of astroglial responsiveness to neuroligands
in primary culture
J. Frisén, M. Risling and K. Fried Distribution and axonal relations of macrophages in a
neuroma
A. Cholewinski, G. M. Burgess The role of calcium in capsaicin-induced desensitization
and S. Bevan in rat cultured dorsal root ganglion neurons
A. P. Baranowski, J. V. Priestley Substance P in cutaneous primary sensory neurons—a
and S. McMahon comparison of models of nerve injury that allow varying
degrees of regeneration
E; G. Green, J. Luo, P. H. Heller and Further substantiation of a significant role for the
J. D. Levine sympathetic nervous system in inflammation
P. Weldon, M. Bachoo, M. A. Morales, Dynamics of large dense-cored vesicles in synaptic
B. Collier and C. Polosa boutons of the cat superior cervical ganglion
R. Magoul, P. Dubourg, W. Benjelloun Direct and indirect enkephalinergic synaptic inputs to
and G. Tramu the rat arcuate nucleus studied by combination of retro-
grade tracing and immunocytochemistry
K. Yuri and M. Kawata Time-course analysis of changes in calcitonin gene-
related peptide- and methionine-enkephalin-immuno-
reactivity in the female rat preoptic area after estrogen
treatment
K. A. Manning and D. J. Uhirich The distribution of histaminergic axons in the superior
colliculus of the cat
S. Zini, E. Tremblay, H. Pollard, Regional distribution of sulfonylurea receptors in the
J. Moreau and Y. Ben-Ari brain of rodent and primate
A. Almeida, I. Tavares, D. Lima Descending projections from the medullary dorsal retic-
and A. Coimbra ular nucleus make synaptic contacts with spinal cord
lamina I cells projecting to that nucleus: an electron
microscopic tracer study in the rat
M. Fonseca, E. Soriano, I. Ferrer, Chandelier cell axons identified by parvalbumin-
A. Martinez and T. Tufon immunoreactivity in the normal human temporal cortex
and in Alzheimer’s disease
Y. Koyama and Y. Kayama Mutual interactions among cholinergic, noradrenergic
and serotonergic neurons studied by ionophoresis of
these transmitters in rat brainstem nuclei
H. C. Kinney, T. J. O’Donnell, Early developmental changes in [’H]nicotine binding in
P. Kriger and W. Frost White the human brainstem
V. G. Lukashin, I. N. Zamuraev Morphological and electrophysiological peculiarities of
and V. V. Vshivtseva sensory bush-like receptors of the frog urinary bladder
G. Yadid, M. B. H. Youdim Uptake and receptor sites for glycine in isolated bovine
and O. Zinder adrenal medulla chromaffin cells
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