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Neurobiology Volume Contents Vol. 36, No. 1, July 1998 Insulin-like Growth Factor-1 Is a Radial Cell-Associated Neurotrophin that Promotes Neuronal Recruitment from the Adult Songbird Ependyma/ Subependyma / 1 Jinwen Jiang, John McMurtry, Donna Niedzwiecki, and Steven A. Goldman A Neurite Outgrowth-Inhibitory Proteoglycan Expressed during Development Is Similar to that Isolated from Adult Brain after Isomorphic Injury / 16 Isabel Fernaud-Espinosa, Manuel Nieto-Sampedro, and Paola Bovolenta Regulation of Aromatase, 5a- and 58-Reductase in Primary Cell Cultures of Developing Zebra Finch Telencephalon / 30 Fred Freking, Baskaran Ramachandran, and Barney A. Schlinger Glomerulus Development in the Absence of a Set of Mitral-Like Neurons in the Insect Olfactory Lobe / 41 Lynne A. Oland and Leslie P. Tolbert p59”" and pp60°** Modulate Axonal Guidance in the Developing Mouse Olfactory Pathway / 53 Wendy R. Morse, John G. Whitesides III, Anthony-Samuel LaMantia, and Patricia F. Maness Thrombin Is an Extracellular Signal that Activates Intracellular Death Protease Pathways Inducing Apoptosis in Model Motor Neurons / 64 Trina V. Smirnova, Sherri X. Zhang, Bruce A. Citron, Paul M. Arnold, and Barry W. Festoff Conspecific and Heterospecific Song Discrimination in Male Zebra Finches with Lesions in the Anterior Forebrain Pathway / 81 Constance Scharff, Fernando Nottebohm, and Jeffrey Cynx Dynamic Behavior of the Ends of Growing Parallel Fibers in Early Postnatal Rat Cerebellum / 91 Patricia Liljelund and Joel M. Levine Cover: Glomerular territory occupied by receptor neuron terminal branches, faintly labeled with Dil (red), and dendrites of lateral group neurons labeled with DiO (green), in a lobe with 12 medial group uPNs (MC8, stage 7). See Oland and Tolbert, pages 41-52, this issue. Vol. 36, No. 2, August 1998 Special Issue NEURAL STEM CELLS Stem Cells in the Developing and Adult Nervous System / 105 Arturo Alvarez-Buylla and Sally Temple Neural Stem Cells: From Fly to Vertebrates / 111 Chris Q. Doe, Sal Fuerstenberg, and Chian-Yu Peng Cell Fate Determination in Embryonic Ectoderm / 128 Chenbei Chang and Ali Hemmati-Brivanlou Transplantation as a Tool to Study Progenitors within the Vertebrate Nervous System / 152 Nicholas Gaiano and Gord Fishell Stem Cells in the Embryonic Cerebral Cortex: Their Role in Histogenesis and Patterning / 162 Qin Shen, Xueming Qian, Alexandra Capela, and Sally Temple Induction and Patterning of the Neural Crest, a Stem Cell-Like Precursor Population / 175 Carole LaBonne and Marianne Bronner-Fraser The Neuronal Stem Cell of the Olfactory Epithelium / 190 Anne L. Calof, Jeffrey S. Mumm, Peter C. Rim, and Jianyong Shou Multipotential Stem Cells and Progenitors in the Vertebrate Retina / 206 T. A. Reh and E. M. Levine Neuroblasts of the Postnatal Maminalian Forebrain: Their Phenotype and Fate / 221 Marla B. Luskin Architecture and Cell Types of the Adult Subventricular Zone: In Search of the Stem Cells / 234 José Manuel Garcia-Verdugo, Fiona Doetsch, Hynek Wichterle, Daniel A. Lim, and Arturo Alvarez-Buylla Multipotent Progenitor Cells in the Adult Dentate Gyrus / 249 Fred H. Gage, Gerd Kempermann, Theo D. Palmer, Daniel A. Peterson, and Jasodhara Ray Adult Neurogenesis: From Canaries to the Clinic / 267 Steven A. Goldman Regulation of Neurogenesis by Growth Factors and Neurotransmitters / 287 Heather A. Cameron, Thomas G. Hazel, and Ronald D. G. McKay CNS Stem Cells: Where’s the Biology (a.k.a. Beef)? / 307 Samuel Weiss and Derek van der Kooy Cover: Scanning electron micrograph of the early forebrain of an 8-day mouse embryo (kindly provided by Dr. Gary C. Schoenwolf from University of Utah). In the background are neurons in culture derived from postnatal subventricular zone cell precursors (kindly provided by Daniel Lim from Rockefeller Universit)y. Vol. 36, No. 3, September 5, 1998 Up-Regulation of Protein Kinase C in Regenerating Optic Nerve Fibers of Goldfish: Immunohistochemistry and Kinase Activity Assay / 315 John T. Schmidt Pituitary Adenylate Cyclase Activating Polypeptide (PACAP) Expression in Sympathetic Preganglionic Projection Neurons to the Superior Cervical Ganglion / 325 Matthew M. Beaudet, Karen M. Braas, and Victor May Disconnected Mutants Show Disruption to the Central Projections of Proprioceptive Neurons in Drosophila melanogaster / 337 N. R. J. Glossop and David Shepherd Continuous Adult Development of Multiple Innervation in Toadfish Sonic Muscle / 348 Jonathan E. Hirsch, John W. Bigbee, and Michael L. Fine Expression and Neuropeptidergic Characterization of Estrogen Receptors (ERa@ and ERP) throughout the Rat Brain: Anatomical Evidence of Distinct Roles of Each Subtype / 357 Nathalie Laflamme, Rossella E. Nappi, Guy Drolet, Claude Labrie, and Serge Rivest Mechanisms of Insulin-Like Growth Factor Regulation of Programmed Cell Death of Developing Avian Motoneurons / 379 Anselm P. D’Costa, David M. Prevette, Lucien J. Houenou, Siwei Wang, Kerstin Zackenfels, Hermann Rohrer, Jurgen Zapf, Pico Caroni, and Ronald W. Oppenheim Electrical Membrane Properties of Trapezoid Body Neurons in the Rat Auditory Brain Stem Are Preserved in Organotypic Slice Cultures / 395 Stefan Léhrke, Martin Kungel, and Eckhard Friauf Photoperiod Regulates Neuronal Bromodeoxyuridine Labeling in the Brain of a Seasonally Breeding Mammal / 410 Liyue Huang, Geert J. DeVries, and Eric L. Bittman Neural Correlates of Singing Behavior in Male Zebra Finches ( Taeniopygia guttata) / 421 Scott A. MacDougall-Shackleton, Stewart H. Hulse, and Gregory F. Ball Ectopic Expression of p27“'"' in Oligodendrocyte Progenitor Cells Results in Cell-Cycle Growth Arrest / 431 Ravi Tikoo, Donna J. Osterhout, Patrizia Casaccia-Bonnefil, Prem Seth, Andrew Koff, and Moses V. Chao Inspiratory Muscle Activity during Bird Song / 441 J. M. Wild, F. Goller, and R. A. Suthers Cover: Neuromuscular junctions in multiply innervated sonic muscle of the oyster toadfish demonstrated with acetylcholinesterase histochemistry. New junctions are added in muscle fibers of adult fish and support rapid synchronized contractions of the swimbladder during sound production. See the article by Hirsch et al., pages 348-356. this issue. Vol. 36, No. 4, September 15, 1998 Insulin-Like Growth Factor-I Prevents Apoptosis in Neurons after Nerve Growth Factor Withdrawal / 455 James W. Russell,Anthony J. Windebank, Angelo Schenone, and Eva L. Feldman Transcriptional Analysis of the Drosophila GABA Receptor Gene Resistance to dieldrin / 468 Geoffrey E. Stilwell and Richard H. ffrench-Constant neuroD Induces Photoreceptor Cell Overproduction Jn Vivo and De Novo Generation In Vitro / 485 Run-Tao Yan and Shu-Zhen Wang Muscle Degeneration following Remote Nerve Injury / 497 K. E. Personius and E. A. Arbas Analysis of Neuronal and Glial Phenotypes in Brains of Mice Deficient in Leukemia Inhibitory Factor / 509 Lakshmi Bugga, Reto A. Gadient, Karen Kwan, Colin L. Stewart, and Paul H. Patterson Molecular Cloning of a Lobster Gg, Subunit and G, Expression in Olfactory Receptor Neuron Dendrites and Brain Neuropil / 525 Fugiang Xu, Bettye Hollins, Teresa M. Landers, and Timothy S$. McClintock Physiological Stress and Nerve Growth Factor Treatment Regulate Stress-Activated Protein Kinase Activity in PC12 Cells / 537 M. Nadine Goodman, Clint W. Reigh, and Gary E. Landreth Photoperiod and Testosterone Independently Affect Vocal Control Region Volumes in Adolescent Male Songbirds / 550 Cynthia C. Gulledge and Pierre Deviche Regulation of a Purkinje Cell—Specific Promoter by Homeodomain Proteins: Repression by Engrailed-2 vs. Synergistic Activation by Hoxa5 and Hoxb7 / 559 Salih Sanlioglu, Xulun Zhang, Stephan L. Baader, and John Oberdick Placodal Origin of Brn-3—Expressing Cranial Sensory Neurons / 572 Kristin B. Artinger, Natalia Fedtsova, Jerry M. Rhee, Marianne Bronner-Fraser, and Eric Turner Author Index to Volume 36 / 589 Subject Index to Volume 36 / 593 Volume Contents / I Cover: An antiserum to a sequence conserved among G-protein (-subunits stains most neuropil regions of the brain of the American lobster, Homarus americanus (pink Cy3 fluorescence). G-protein @ subunit immunoreactivity is much less abundant in cell bodies, located using a stain for cell nuclei (purple Hoechst fluorescence) . A lobster G-protein G-subunit that is abundantly expressed in neural tissues has been cloned and is likely to account for most of the immunostaining observed in the brain and olfactory organ. See Xu et al., pages 525-536, this issue.