Neuroscience 1992: Vol 47 Table of Contents

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LIST OF CONTENTS
VOLUME 47 NUMBER |
J. P. Welsh Changes in the motor pattern of learned and unlearned
responses following cerebellar lesions: a kinematic
analysis of the nictitating membrane reflex
W. Morishita, Z. Xie, S. S. Chirwa,
Blockade of hippocampal long-term potentiation by
P. B. Y. May and B. R. Sastry
saccharin
C. Beaulieu and M. Cynader Preferential innervation of immunoreactive choline
acetyltransferase synapses on relay cells of the cat’s
lateral geniculate nucleus: a double-labelling study
T. Araki, M. Sato, H. Kiyama, Localization of GABA,-receptor ),-subunit mRNA-
Y. Manabe and M. Tohyama containing neurons in the rat central nervous system
G. Karlsson, C. Kolb, A. Hausdorf, GABA, receptors in various in vitro and in vivo models
C. Portet, M. Schmutz and H.-R. Olpe of epilepsy: a study with the GABA, receptor blocker
CGP 35348
F. Trovero, G. Blanc, D. Hervé, Contribution of an «,-adrenergic receptor subtype to the
P. Vézina, J. Glowinski and J.-P. Tassin expression of the “ventral tegmental area syndrome”
L. J. Grimm, J. A. Blendy, K. J. Kellar Chronic reserpine administration selectively up-regulates
and D. C. Perry B,- and a-adrenergic receptors in rat brain: an
autoradiographic study
R. D. Pinnock A highly selective x-opioid receptor agonist, CI-977,
reduces excitatory synaptic potentials in the rat locus
coeruleus in vitro
A. Bauer, J.-B. Schulz and K. Zilles Muscarinic desensitization after septal lesions in rat
hippocampus: evidence for the involvement of
G-proteins
B. R. Finsen, N. Tender, S. Augood Somatostatin and neuropeptide Y in organotypic slice
and J. Zimmer cultures of the rat hippocampus: an immunocytochemi-
cal and in situ hybridization study
C. Desjardins and A. Parent Distribution of somatostatin immunoreactivity in the
forebrain of the squirrel monkey: basal ganglia and
amygdala
L. Kivipelto, A. Absood, R. Hakanson, Helodermin- and helospectin-like immunoreactivities in
F. Sundler and P. Panula the rat brain: an immunochemical and immunohisio-
chemical study
T.-R. M. Pirttila and R. A. Kauppinen Recovery of intracellular pH in cortical brain slices
following anoxia studied by nuclear magnetic resonance
spectroscopy: role of lactate removal, extracellular
sodium and sodium/hydrogen exchange
F. Torrealba Calcitonin gene-related peptide immunoreactivity in the
nucleus of the tractus solitarius and the carotid receptors
of the cat originates from peripheral afferents
T. L. Krukoff, T. Vu, K. H. Harris, Neurons in the rat medulla oblongata containing
S. Aippersbach and J. H. Jhamandas neuropeptide Y-, angiotensin II-, or galanin-like im-
munoreactivity project to the parabrachial nucleus
J. A. Brock and T. C. Cunnane Impulse conduction in sympathetic nerve terminals in
the guinea-pig vas deferens and the role of the pelvic
ganglia
F. M. Semenenko and F. Cervero Afferent fibres from the guinea-pig ureter: size and
peptide content of the dorsal root ganglion cells of origin
D. E. Harold and W. Walz Metabolic inhibition and electrical properties of type-1-
like cortical astrocytes
A. Ramon-Cueto and M. Nieto-Sampedro Glial cells from adult rat olfactory bulb: immunocyto-
chemical properties of pure cultures of ensheathing cells
L. Yon, M. Feuilloley, Y. Charnay and Immunohistochemical localization of delta sleep-
H. Vaudry inducing peptide-like immunoreactivity in the central
nervous system and pituitary of the frog Rana ridibunda
K. Uchida, T. Nakamura and Y. Morita Signal transmission from pineal photoreceptors to
luminosity-type ganglion cells in the lamprey, Lampetra
japonica
ERRATUM
VOLUME 47 NUMBER 2
A. C. Roberts, T. W. Robbins, A specific form of cognitive rigidity following excitotoxic
B. J. Everitt and J. L. Muir lesions of the basal forebrain in marmosets
Ss. O tani, M.-P. Roisin-Lallemand and Enhancement of extracellular protein concentrations
Y. Ben-Ari during long-term potentiation in the rat hippocampal
slice
H. L. Haas and B. H. Gahwiler Vasoactive intestinal polypeptide modulates neuronal
excitability in hippocampal slices of the rat
R. Curr6é Dossi, D. Paré and Various types of inhibitory postsynaptic potentials in
M. Steriade anterior thalamic cells are differentially altered by
stimulation of laterodorsal tegmental cholinergic nucleus
M. Appleyard and H. Jahnsen Actions of acetylcholinesterase in the guinea-pig
cerebellar cortex in vitro
M . M. Dugich-Djordjevic, G. Tocco, Regionally specific and rapid increases in brain-derived
Pr: A. Lapchak, G. M. Pasinetti, neurotrophic factor messenger RNA in the adult
I. Najm, M. Baudry and F. Hefti rat brain following seizures induced by systemic
administration of kainic acid
S. J. Augood and P. C. Emson Pertussis toxin administration increases the expression of
proneurotensin and preproenkephalin A mRNAs in rat
striatum
K. A. Keefe, M. J. Zigmond and Extracellular dopamine in striatum: influence of nerve
E. D. Abercrombie impulse activity in medial forebrain bundle and local
glutamatergic input
J. M. Desce, G. Godeheu, T. Galli, L-Glutamate-evoked release of dopamine from synapto-
F. Artaud, A. Chéramy and somes of the rat striatum: involvement of AMPA and
J. Glowinski N-methyl-p-aspartate receptors
R. Rivest and C. A. Marsden Muscarinic antagonists attenuate neurotensin-stimulated
accumbens and striatal dopamine metabolism
M. Smialowska and B. Legutko Haloperidol-induced increase in neuropeptide Y
immunoreactivity in the locus coeruleus of the rat brain
M. L. Latash and G. L. Gottlieb Virtual trajectories of single-joint movements performed
under two basic strategies
M. TW.e Vilaré, K.-H. Wiederhold, Muscarinic M, receptor mRNA expression and receptor
J. M. Palacios and G. Mengod binding in cholinergic and non-cholinergic cells in the rat
brain: a correlative study using in situ hybridization
histochemistry and receptor autoradiography
J.-P. Rio, J. Reperant, R. Ward, Evidence of GABA-immunopositive neurons in the
D. Miceli and M. Medina dorsal part of the lateral geniculate nucleus of reptiles:
morphological correlates with interneurons
. Szabat, S. Soinila, O. Happdla, A new monocional antibody against the GABA-protein
A. Linnala and I. Virtanen conjugate shows immunoreactivity in sensory neurons of
the rat
. Ambalavanar and R. Morris The distribution of binding by isolectin I-B4 from
Griffonia simplicifolia in the trigeminal ganglion and
brainstem trigeminal nuclei in the rat
. Schnabel, H.-G. Bernstein, H. Luppa, Aminopeptidases in the circumventricular organs of the
. Lojda and A. Barth mouse brain: a histochemical study
. D. Ingram and F. Moos Oxytocin-containing pathway to the bed nuclei of the
stria terminalis of the lactating rat brain: immuno-
cytochemical and in vitro electrophysiological evidence
. Aberdeen, P. Milner, J. Lincoln-and Guanethidine sympathectomy of mature rats leads to
. Burnstock increases in calcitonin gene-related peptide and vaso-
active intestinal polypeptide-containing nerves
. Obeso, A. Rocher, S. Fidone and The role of dihydropyridine-sensitive Ca?* channels in
. Gonzalez stimulus-evoked catecholamine release from chemo-
receptor cells of the carotid body
Z.-Z. Wang, L. J. Stensaas, B. Dinger The co-existence of biogenic amines and neuropeptides
and S. J. Fidone in the type I cells of the cat carotid body
C. Andersson, S. B. Svenson, Interleukin-la expression is inducible by cholinergic
S. van Deventer, A. Cerami and stimulation in the rat adrenal gland
T. Bartfai
M. P. Gonzalez, M. J. Oset-Gasque, Mechanism through which GABA, receptor modulates
E. Castro, J. Bugeda, C. Arce and catecholamine secretion from bovine chromaffin cells
M. Parramon
VOLUME 47 NUMBER 3
COMMENTARY
S. W. Jaslove The integrative properties of spiny distal dendrites
RESEARCH PAPERS
H. S. Yomono, H. Suzuki and Serotonergic fibers induce a long-lasting inhibition of
K. Yoshioka monosynaptic reflex in the neonatal rat spinal cord
P. Elliott and D. I. Wallis Serotonin and L-norepinephrine as mediators of altered
excitability in neonatal rat motoneurons studied in vitro
D. R. Stevens, R. W. McCarley Serotonin, and serotonin, receptors hyperpolarize and
and R. W. Greene depolarize separate populations of medial pontine
reticular formation neurons in vitro
K. Kraszewski and R. Grantyn Unitary, quantal and miniature GABA-activated syn-
aptic chloride currents in cultured neurons from the rat
superior colliculus
P. C. Schwindt, W. J. Spain and Effects of intracellular calcium chelation on voltage-
Ww. E. Cri dependent and calcium-dependent currents in cat
neocortical neurons
V. Crépel, K. Krnjevi¢ and Y. Ben-Ari Developmental and regional differences in the vulner-
ability of rat hippocampal slices to lack of glucose
J. R. Hollerman, E. D. Abercrombie Electrophysiological, biochemical, and _ behavioral
and A. A. Grace studies of acute haloperidol-induced depolarization
block of nigral dopamine neurons
R. T. Kennedy, S. R. Jones and Simultaneous measurement of oxygen and dopamine:
R. M. Wightman coupling of oxygen consumption and neurotransmission
M. Beauregard, A. Ferron and Opposite effects of neurotensin on dopamine inhibition
L. Descarries in different regions of the rat brain: an iontophoretic
study
. A. Helm, P. E. Palmer and Choline acetyltransferase- and substance P-like im-
munoreactive elements in fetal striatal grafts in the rat:
a correlated light and electron microscopic study
I. Faritas, C. Solsona and J. Marsal Omega-conotoxin differentially blocks acetylcholine
and adenosine triphosphate releases from Torpedo
synaptosomes
X.-Q. Gu and W. Van der Kloot Effects of lectins on quantal release at the frog neuro-
muscular junction
I. L. Gibbins Vasoconstrictor, vasodilator and pilomotor pathways in
sympathetic ganglia of guinea-pigs
H. J. S. Stewart, T. Cowen, R. Curtis, GAP-43 immunoreactivity is widespread in the auto-
G. P. Wilkin, R. Mirsky and nomic neurons and sensory neurons of the rat
K. R. Jessen
A. J. Todd, G. Russell and R. C. Spike Immunocytochemical evidence that GABA and neuro-
tensin exist in different neurons in laminae II and III of
rat spinal dorsal horn
L. Urban and A. Dray Synaptic activation of dorsal horn neurons by selective
C-fibre excitation with capsaicin in the mouse spinal
cord in vitro
L. A. M. Bharali and S. J. W. Lisney The relationship between unmyelinated afferent type and
neurogenic plasma extravasation in normal and reinner-
vated rat skin
W. Kummer and J.-O. Habeck Chemoreceptor A-fibres in the human carotid body
contain tyrosine hydroxylase and neurofilament im-
munoreactivity
A. Stea and C. A. Nurse Whole-cell currents in two subpopulations of cultured
rat petrosal neurons with different tetrodotoxin sensi-
tivities
C. H. Hubscher and K. J. Berkley Glial cells: possible determinants of neuronal uptake of
tritiated proline
P. P. Sanna, K. T. Keyser, Distribution and ontogeny of parvalbumin immuno-
T. J. Deerink, M. H. Ellisman, reactivity in the chicken retina
H. J. Karten and F. FE. Bloom
BOOK REVIEW
M. Chesler Volume Transmission in the Brain. Novel Mechanisms for
Neural Transmission. Edited by K. Fuxe and L. F.
Agnati
VOLUME 47 NUMBER 4
P. G. Kostyuk, R. Llinas and Editorial Announcement: Letters to Neuroscience
A. D. Smith
COMMENTARY
J. C. Stoof, B. Drukarch, P. de Boer, Regulation of the activity of striatal cholinergic neurons
B. H. C. Westerink and by dopamine
H. J. Groenewegen
RESEARCH PAPERS
J. Kopp, N. Lindefors, S. Brené, H. Hall, Effect of raclopride on dopamine D, receptor mRNA
H. Persson and G. Sedvall expression in rat brain
H. Moukhles, A. Nieoullon Early and widespread normalization of dopamine-
and A. Daszuta neuropeptide Y interactions in the rat striatum after
transplantation of fetal mesencephalon cells
H. Steiner, H.-T. Weiler, S. Morgan Time-dependent neuroplasticity in mesostriatal pro-
and J. P. Huston jections after unilateral removal of vibrissae in the adult
rat: compartment-specific effects on horseradish per-
oxidase transport and cell size
J. D. Oh, N. J. Woolf, A. Roghani, Cholinergic neurons in the rat central nervous system
R. H. Edwards and L. L. Butcher demonstrated by in situ hybridization of choline
acetyltransferase mRNA
P. Riekkinen Jr, M. Riekkinen, Loss of cholinergic neurons in the nucleus basalis
J. Sirvié, R. Miettinen and induces neocortical electroencephalographic and passive
P. Riekkinen avoidance deficits
J. J. Chrobak and T. C. Napier Antagonism of GABAergic transmission within the
septum disrupts working/episodic memory in the rat
G. Ransmayr, P. Cervera, E. C. Hirsch, Alzheimer’s disease: is the decrease of the cholinergic
W. Berger, W. Fischer and Y. Agid innervation of the hippocampus related to intrinsic
hippocampal pathology?
D. Zipser Identification models of the nervous system
M. M. Morgan, M. M. Heinricher Circuitry linking opioid-sensitive nociceptive modula-
and H. L. Fields tory systems in periaqueductal gray and spinal cord with
rostral ventromedial medulla
E. S. Hayes and S. M. Carlton Primary afferent interactions: analysis of calcitonin gene-
related peptide-immunoreactive terminals in contact
with unlabeled and GABA-immunoreactive profiles in
the monkey dorsal horn
U. Windhorst and T. Kokkoroyiannis Dynamic behaviour of «-motoneurons subjected to
recurrent inhibition and reflex feedback via muscle
spindles
H. Tan and N. M. Gerrits Laterality in the vestibulo-cerebellar mossy fiber projec-
tion to flocculus and caudal vermis in the rabbit: a
retrograde fluorescent double-labeling study
M. Pasternack, C. Bountra, J. Voipio Influence of extracellular and intracellular pH on
and K. Kaila GABA-gated chloride conductance in crayfish muscle
fibres
E. M. Lieberman and E. Sanzenbacher Mechanisms of glutamate activation of axon-to-
Schwann cell signaling in the squid
H. Bachelard, D. Harland, Regional haemodynamic effects of noradrenaline in-
S. M. Gardiner, P. A. Kemp jected into the hypothalamic paraventricular nuclei of
and T. Bennett conscious, unrestrained rats: possible mechanisms of
action
S. Roussel, E. Pinard and J. Seylaz The acute effects of MK-801 on cerebral blood flow and
tissue partial pressures of oxygen and carbon dioxide in
conscious and alpha-chloralose anaesthetized rats
A. Tixier-Vidal, A. Barret, Differential expression and subcellular localization of
A. Faivre-Bauman, W. Huttner secretogranin II and synaptophysin during early devel-
and B. Wiedenmann opment of mouse hypothalamic neurons in culture
P. K. Sher and S. Hu Neuroprotective effects of graded reoxygenation
following chronic hypoxia in neuronal cell cultures
S. Tyrrell, R. E. Siegel and S. C. Landis Tyrosine hydroxylase and neuropeptide Y are increased
in ciliary ganglia of sympathectomized rats
H. Lefebvre, V. Contesse, C. Delarue, Serotonin-induced stimulation of cortisol secretion
M. Feuilloley, F. Hery, P. Grise, from human adrenocortical tissue is mediated through
G. Raynaud, A. A. J. Verhofstad, activation of a serotonin, receptor subtype
L. M. Wolf and H. Vaudry
AUTHOR INDEX
Abercrombie, E. D. 325, 589 Curtis, R. 673
Aberdeen, J. 453 Cynader, M. 33
Absood, A. 135
Agid, Y. 843 Daszuta, A. 781
Aippersbach, S. 175 de Boer, P. 755
Ambalavanar, R. 421 Deerink, T. J. 745
Andersson, C. 481 Delarue, C. 999
Appleyard, M. 291 Descarries, L. 613
Araki, T. 45 Desce, J. M. 333
Arce, C. 487 Desjardins, C. 115
Artaud, F. 333 Dinger, B. 473
Augood, S. 105 Dray, A. 693
Augood, S. J. 317 Drukarch, B. 755
Dugich-Djordjevic, M. M. 393
Bachelard, H. 941
Barret, A. 967 Edwards, R. H. 807
Bartfai, T. 481 Elliott, P. 533
Barth, A. 431 Ellisman, M. H. 745
Baudry, M. 303 Emson, P. C. 317
Bauer, A. 95 Everitt, B. J. 251
Beaulieu, C. 33
Beauregard, M. 613 Faivre-Bauman, A. 967
Ben-Ari, Y. 265, 579 Farifias, I. 641
Bennett, J. P. Jr 621 Ferron, A. 613
Bennett, T. 941 Feuilloley, M. 221, 999
Berger, W. 843 Fidone, S. 463
Berkley, K. J. 737 Fidone, S. J. 463, 473
Bernstein, H.-G. 431 Fields, H. L. 863
Bharali, L. A. M. 703 Finsen, B. R. 105
Blanc, G. 69 Fischer, W. 843
Blendy, J. A. 77
Bloom, F. E. 745 Gahwiler, B. H. 273
Bountra, C. 921 Galli, T. 333
Brené, S. 771 Gardiner, S. M. 941
Brock, J. A. 185 Gerrits, N. M. 909
Bugeda, J. 487 Gibbins, I. L. 657
Burnstock, G. 453 Glowinski, J. 69, 333
Butcher, L. L. 807 Godeheu, G. 333
Gonzalez, C. 463
Carlton, S. M. 873 Gonzalez, M. P. 487
Castro, E. 487 Gottlieb, G. L. 357
Cerami, A. 481 Grace, A. A. 589. —
Cervera, P. 843 Grantyn, R. 555
Cervero, F. 197 Greene, R. W. 545
Charnay, Y. 221 Grimm, L. J. 77
Chéramy, A. 333 Grise, P. 999
Chesler, M. 753 Groenewegen, H. J. 755
Chirwa, S. S. 21 Gu, X.-Q. 649
Chrobak, J. J. 833
Contesse, V. 999 Haas, H. L. 273
Cowen, T. 673 Habeck, J.-O. 713
Crépel, V. 579 Hakanson, R. 135
Crill, W. E. 571 Hall, H. 771
Cunnane, T. C. 185 Happéla, O, 409
Curré Dossi, R. 279 Harland, D. 941
Harold, D. E. 203 Muir, J. L. 251
Harris, K. H. 175
Hausdorf, A. 63 Najm, I. 303
Hayes, E. S. 873 Nakamura, T. 241
Hefti, F. 303 Napier, T. C. 833
Heinricher, M. M. 863 Nieoullon, A. 781
Helm, G. A. 621 Nieto-Sampedro, M. 213
Hervé, D. 69 Nurse, C. A. 727
Hery, F. 999
Hirsch, E. C. 843 Obeso, A. 463
Hollerman, J. R. 589 Oh, J. D. 807
Hu, S. 979 Olpe, H.-R. 63
Hubscher, C. H. 737 Oset-Gasque, M. J. 487
Huston, J. P. 793 Otani, S. 265
Huttner, W. 967
Palacios, J. M. 367
Ingram, C. D. 439 Palmer, P. E. 621
Panula, P. 135
Jahnsen, H. 291 Paré, D. 279
Jaslove, S. W. 495 Parent, A. 115
Jessen, K. R. 673 Parramon, M. 487
Jhamandas, J. H. 175 Pasinetti, G.M . 303
Jones, S. R. 603 Pasternack, M. 921
Perry; D.C. 77
Kaila, K. 921 Persson, H. 771
Karlsson, G. 63 Pinard, E. 959
Karten, H. J. 745 Pinnock, R. D. 87
Kauppinen, R. A. 155 Pirttila, T.-R. M. 155
Keefe, K. A. 325 Portet, C. 63
Kellar, K. J. 77
Kemp, P. A. 941 Ramé6n-Cueto, A. 213
Kennedy, R. T. 603 Ransmayr, G. 843
Keyser, K. T. 745 Raynaud, G. 999
Kivipelto, L. 135 Reperant, J. 395
Kiyama, H. 45 Riekkinen, M. 823
Kokkoroyiannis, T. 897 Riekkinen, P. 823
Kolb, C. 63 Riekkinen, P. Jr 823
Kopp, J. 771 Rio, J.-P. 395
Kraszewski, K. 555 Rivest, R. 341
Krnjevic, K. 579 Robbins, T. W. 251
Krukoff, T. L. 175 Roberts, A. C. 251
Kummer, W. 713 Rocher, A. 463
Roghani, A. 807
Landis, S. C. 985 Roisin-Lalleman, M.-P. 265
Lapchak, P. A. 303 Roussel, S. 959
Latash, M. L. 357 Russell, G. 685
Lefebvre, H. 999
Legutko, B. 351 Sanna, P. P. 745
Lieberman, E. M. 931 Sanzenbacher, E. 931
Lincoln, J. 453 Sastry, B. R. 21
Lindefors, N. 771 Sato, M. 45
Linnala, A. 409 Schmutz, M. 63
Lisney, S.J. W. 703 Schnabel, R. 431
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