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BRAIN
RESEARCH
INTERNATIONAL MULTIDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL
DEVOTED TO FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH
_ IN THE BRAIN SCIENCES
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
D.P. PURPURA
CUMULATIVE AUTHOR
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1996
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EDITORIAL BOARD
Editor-in-Chief: Dominick P. Purpura (Bronx, NY, USA)
G.K. Aghajanian (New Haven, CT, USA) S. Grillner (Stockholm, Sweden) R. Quirion (Verdun, Que., Canada)
B.W. Agranoff (Ann Arbor, MI, USA) B. Gustafsson (Góteborg, Sweden) C.S. Raine (Bronx, NY, USA)
A.J. Aguayo (Montreal, Que., Canada) A. Hamberger (Góteborg, Sweden) G. Raisman (London, UK)
P. Andersen (Oslo, Norway) U. Heinemann (Kóln, FRG) P. Rakic (New Haven, CT, USA)
E.C. Azmitia (New York, NY, USA) K.-P. Hoffmann (Bochum, FRG) H.J. Ralston III (San Francisco, CA, USA)
M.V.L. Bennett (Bronx, NY, USA) T.G.M. Hókfelt (Stockholm, Sweden) S.I. Rapoport (Bethesda, MD, USA)
L.I. Benowitz (Boston, MA, USA) R.L. Isaacson (Binghamton, NY, USA) C.E. Ribak (Irvine, CA, USA)
J.M. Besson (Paris, France) M. Ito (Saitama, Japan) P. Rudomín (Mexico, DF, Mexico)
A. Bjórklund (Lund, Sweden) B.L. Jacobs (Princeton, NJ, USA) M. Schachner (Zürich, Switzerland)
F.E. Bloom (La Jolla, CA, USA) E.G. Jones (Irvine, CA, USA) B.K. Siesjó (Lund, Sweden)
D. Choi (St. Louis, MO, USA) P. Kalivas (Pullman, WA, USA) E.J. Simon (New York, NY, USA)
R.E. Coggeshall (Galveston, TX, USA) K. Kogure (Saitama-ken, Japan) S.H. Snyder (Baltimore, MD, USA)
H. Collewijn (Rotterdam, The Netherlands) G.F. Koob (La Jolla, CA, USA) C. Sotelo (Paris, France)
W.M. Cowan (Bethesda, MD, USA) L. Kruger (Los Angeles, CA, USA) J. Stone (Sydney, NSW, Australia)
A.C. Cuello (Montreal, Que., Canada) J. LaVail (San Francisco, CA, USA) D.F. Swaab (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
M.S. Cynader (Vancouver, BC, Canada) M. Le Moal (Bordeaux, France) L. Swanson (Los Angeles, CA, USA)
J.E. Dowling (Cambridge, MA, USA) C.L. Masters (Parkville, Vic., Australia) L. Terenius (Stockholm, Sweden)
J.J. Dreifuss (Geneva, Switzerland) M. Mattson (Lexington, KY, USA) M. Tohyama (Osaka, Japan)
R. Dubner (Baltimore, MD, USA) B.S. McEwen (New York, NY, USA) S. Tucek (Prague, Czech Republic)
S.B. Dunnett (Cambridge, UK) E.G. McGeer (Vancouver, BC, Canada) K. Unsicker (Heidelberg, FRG)
P.C. Emson (Cambridge, UK) R.Y. Moore (Pittsburgh, PA, USA) S.G. Waxman (New Haven, CT, USA)
S.J. Enna (Kansas City, KS, USA) P. Morell (Chapel Hill, NC, USA) F.G. Wouterlood (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
J. Feldman (Los Angeles, CA, USA) W.T. Norton (New York, NY, USA) R.J. Wurtman (Cambridge, MA, USA)
H.L. Fields (San Francisco, CA, USA) J.M. Palacios (Barcelona, Spain) LS. Zagon (Hershey, PA, USA)
F.H. Gage (San Diego, CA, USA) M. Palkovits (Budapest, Hungary) W. Zieglgánsberger (Munich, FRG)
J. Glowinski (Paris, France) A.J. Patel (London, UK) R.S. Zukin (Bronx, NY, USA)
P.S. Goldman-Rakic (New Haven, CT, USA)
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AUTHOR AND SUBJECT INDEXES 1996
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BRAIN RESEARCH
INTERNATIONAL MULTIDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL
DEVOTED TO FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH IN THE BRAIN SCIENCES
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: D.P. PURPURA (BRONX, NY, USA)
EDITORIAL BOARD
G.K. Aghajanian (New Haven, CT, USA) L. Kruger (Los Angeles, CA, USA)
B.W. Agranoff (Ann Arbor, MI, USA) J. LaVail (San Francisco, CA, USA)
A.J. Aguayo (Montreal, Que., Canada) M. Le Moal (Bordeaux, France)
P. Andersen (Oslo, Norway) C.L. Masters (Parkville, Vic., Australia)
E.C. Azmitia (New York, NY, USA) M. Mattson (Lexington, KY, USA)
M.V.L. Bennett (Bronx, NY, USA) B.S. McEwen (New York, NY, USA)
L.I. Benowitz (Boston, MA, USA) E.G. McGeer (Vancouver, BC, Canada)
J.M. Besson (Paris, France) R.Y. Moore (Pittsburgh, PA, USA)
A. Bjórklund (Lund, Sweden) P. Morell (Chapel Hill, NC, USA)
F.E. Bloom (La Jolla, CA, USA) W.T. Norton (Bronx, NY, USA)
D. Choi (St. Louis, MO, USA) J.M. Palacios (Barcelona, Spain)
R.E. Coggeshall (Galveston, TX, USA) M. Palkovits (Budapest, Hungary)
H. Collewijn (Rotterdam, The Netherlands) A.J. Patel (London, UK)
W.M. Cowan (Bethesda, MD, USA) R. Quirion (Verdun, Que., Canada)
A.C. Cuello (Montreal, Que., Canada) C.S. Raine (Bronx, NY, USA)
M.S. Cynader (Vancouver, BC, Canada) G. Raisman (London, UK)
J.E. Dowling (Cambridge, MA, USA) P. Rakic (New Haven, CT, USA)
J.J. Dreifuss (Geneva, Switzerland) H.J. Ralston III (San Francisco, CA, USA)
R. Dubner (Baltimore, MD, USA) S.I. Rapoport (Bethesda, MD, USA)
S.B. Dunnett (Cambridge, UK) C.E. Ribak (Irvine, CA, USA)
P.C. Emson (Cambridge, UK) P. Rudomín (Mexico, DF, Mexico)
S.J. Enna (Kansas City, KS, USA) M. Schachner (Hamburg, Germany)
J. Feldman (Los Angeles, CA, USA) B.K. Siesjó (Honolulu, HI, USA)
H.L. Fields (San Francisco, CA, USA) E.J. Simon (New York, NY, USA)
F.H. Gage (San Diego, CA, USA) S.H. Snyder (Baltimore, MD, USA)
J. Glowinski (Paris, France) C. Sotelo (Paris, France)
P.S. Goldman-Rakic (New Haven, CT, USA) J. Stone (Sydney, NSW, Australia)
S. Grillner (Stockholm, Sweden) D.F. Swaab (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
B. Gustafsson (Góteborg, Sweden) L. Swanson (Los Angeles, CA, USA)
A. Hamberger (Góteborg, Sweden) L. Terenius (Stockholm, Sweden)
U. Heinemann (Kóln, Germany) M. Tohyama (Osaka, Japan)
K.-P. Hoffmann (Bochum, Germany) S. Tucek (Prague, Czech Republic)
T.G.M. Hókfelt (Stockholm, Sweden) K. Unsicker (Heidelberg, Germany)
R.L. Isaacson (Binghamton, NY, USA) S.G. Waxman (New Haven, CT, USA)
M. Ito (Saitama, Japan) FG. Wouterlood (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
B.L. Jacobs (Princeton, NJ, USA) R.J. Wurtman (Cambridge, MA, USA)
E.G. Jones (Irvine, CA, USA) LS. Zagon (Hershey, PA, USA)
P. Kalivas (Pullman, WA, USA) W. Zieglgánsberger (Munich, Germany)
K. Kogure (Saitama-ken, Japan) R.S. Zukin (Bronx, NY, USA)
G.F. Koob (La Jolla, CA, USA)
AUTHOR AND SUBJECT INDEXES - 1996
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INTRODUCTION
The 1996 Cumulative Author and Subject Index comprises 10 separate indexes: the Author and Subject Indexes of Brain Research,
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BRAIN RESEARCH (1995) Volumes
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Research Research Research Reviews Research
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Volume 743 of Brain Research belongs to the 1997 subscription year but was published in 1996 and has been indexed in the present
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Volumes 33 and 34 of Molecular Brain Research was published in 1995 and has been indexed in the 1995 index. Volumes 41—43 belong
to the 1997 subscription year but were published in 1996 and have been indexed in the present index.
Volume 23 of Brain Research Reviews will be published in 1997 together with the scheduled Volumes 24—25.
Volume 3 of Cognitive Brain Research has been indexed in the present index as its publication had been delayed. (Volume 3 belongs to
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