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G
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N
EUROBIOLOGY
R
EPORT
2001
P
ROCEEDINGS
OF
THE
4
TH
M
EETING
OF
THE
G
ERMAN
N
EUROSCIENCE
S
OCIETY
28
TH
GO
TTINGEN
N
EUROBIOLOGY
C
ONFERENCE
V
OLUME
II
MECHANORECEPTION
AND
SOMATOSENSORY
SYSTEMS
319-326
MUSCLE,
MOTOR
AND
SENSORIMOTOR
SYSTEMS
327-346
RHYTHMOGENESIS
AND
MOTOR
PATTERN
GENERATION
347-358
AUDITION,
VIBRATION
AND
COMMUNICATION
IN
INVERTEBRATES
359-383
AUDITION
AND
VOCALIZATION
IN
LOWER
VERTEBRATES
384-387
AUDITION
AND
VOCALIZATION
IN
BIRDS
AND
MAMMALS:
PERIPHERY
388-399
AUDITION
AND
VOCALIZATION
IN
BIRDS
AND
MAMMALS:
CNS
AND
PERCEPTION
400-441
LATERAL
LINE
SYSTEMS;
VESTIBULAR
SYSTEMS
442-448
CHEMOSENSORY
AND
THERMOSENSORY
SYSTEMS
449-501
VISUAL
SYSTEMS
OF
INVERTEBRATES:
PERIPHERY
502-514
VISUAL
SYSTEMS
OF
INVERTEBRATES:
CNS
AND
PERCEPTION
515-526
VISUAL
SYSTEMS
OF
VERTEBRATES:
PERIPHERY
527-554
VISUAL
SYSTEMS
OF
VERTEBRATES:
CNS
AND
PERCEPTION
555-599
VISUAL
SYSTEMS
OF
VERTEBRATES:
DEVELOPMENT
AND
REGENERATION
600-611
CORTEX
AND
CEREBELLUM
612-627
HIPPOCAMPUS
AND
LIMBIC
SYSTEM
628-646
LEARNING
AND
MEMORY
647-693
NEUROANATOMICAL
STUDIES
694-711
NEUROHISTOCHEMICAL
STUDIES
712-722
NEUROCHEMISTRY
723-731
SYNAPSES
AND
TRANSMITTERS
732-787
NEUROPEPTIDES
AND
NEUROMODULATION
788-807
ION
CHANNELS
AND
RECEPTORS
808-852
NEUROPHARMACOLOGY
AND
-TOXICOLOGY
853-886
CELL
AND
TISSUE
CULTURES
887-897
GLIA
CELLS;
MYELIN
898-920
NEURONAL
DEVELOPMENT
921-960
REGENERATION
AND
PLASTICITY
961-984
NEUROGENETICS
985-990
NEUROPATHOLOGY
991-1013
NEURAL-IMMUNE
INTERACTIONS
1014-1017
NEUROENDOCRINOLOGY
1018-1024
NEUROPSYCHOLOGY
AND
PSYCHOPHYSICS
1025-1032
NEURONAL
NETWORKS
THEORY
AND
MODELING
1033-1040
METHODS
AND
DEMONSTRATIONS
1041-1057
G
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N
EUROBIOLOGY
R
EPORT
2001
P
ROCEEDINGS
OF
THE
4
TH
M
EETING
OF
THE
G
ERMAN
N
EUROSCIENCE
S
OCIETY
28
TH
GO
TTINGEN
N
EUROBIOLOGY
C
ONFERENCE
VOLUME
II
1
-
318
VOL.I
YYTHE
NEUROSCIENCES
AT
THE
TURN
OF
THE
CENTURY"
MECHANORECEPTION
AND
SOMATOSENSORY
SYSTEMS
319
V.
DURR
AND
T.
MATHESON
FUNCTIONAL
SOMATOTOPY
OF
TARGETED
LIMB
MOVEMENTS
IN
AN
INSECT
320
U.
HOGER
AND
E.-A.
SEYFARTH
STRUCTURAL
CORRELATES
OF
MECHANOSENSORY
TRANSDUCTION
AND
ADAPTATION
IN
SPIDER
SLIT
SENSILLA
321
M.
GABRIEL
AND
M.
GEBHARDT
FUNCTIONAL
PROPERTIES
OF
A
DESCENDING
BRAIN
INTERNEURON
IN
TETHERED
WALKING
CRICKETS
(GRYLLUS
ASSIMILIS)
322
J.
DOHMEN
AND
A.
STUMPNER
THE
CEREAL
SYSTEM
OF
BUSHCRICKETS
AND
THE
EVOLUTION
OF
AUDITORY
ORGANS
323
U.
HOEGER
AND
A.
S.
FRENCH
MECHANOTRANSDUCTION
IN
THE
SPIDER
LYRIFORM
ORGAN
VS-3
324
K.
SCHOCH,
P.
A.
STEVENSON
AND
K.
SCHILDBERGER
NEUROCHEMICAL
ARCHITECTURE
OF
A
PUTATIVE
MECHANOSENSORY
NEUROPIL
IN
THE
DEUTOCEREBRUM
OF
THE
CRICKET
GRYLLUS
BIMACULATUS
325
N.
HAMA,
A.
NIIDA
AND
L.
MOLNAR
A
CENTRALLY
LOCATED
ACCESSORY
NEURON
ASSOCIATED
WITH
THE
THORACIC
STRETCH
RECEPTOR
IN
THE
ISOPOD,
LIGIA
EXOTICA
326
M.
WIEDEMANN,
M.
GOLDERMANN
AND
W.
HANKE
EFFECTS
OF
GRAVITY
ON
ION-CHANNEL
ACTIVITY
AND
ON
SELF-ORGANISATION
IN
THE
CNS
MUSCLE,
MOTOR
AND
SENSORIMOTOR
SYSTEMS
327
D.
SCHROTER,
C.
DUCH
AND
H.-J.
PFLIIGER
THE
LOCUST
JUMP
AS
A
MULTISEGMENTAL
MOTOR
PROGRAM
328
C.
DUCH,
R.
J.
BAYLINE
AND
R.
B.
LEVINE
CHANGES
IN
DENDRITIC
CALCIUM
SIGNALING
DURING
POSTEMBRYONIC
DENDRITIC
REMODELING
IN
MANDUCA
SEXTA
329
C.
DUCH,
R.
J.
BAYLINE
AND
R.
B.
LEVINE
6
330
331
332
333
334
335
336
337
338
339
340
341
NERVE-MUSCLE
INTERACTIONS
REGULATE
MOTOR
TERMINAL
GROWTH
AND
MYOBLAST
DISTRIBUTION
DURING
MUSCLE
DEVELOPMENT
R.
NECKER
LUMBOSACRAL
ACCESSORY
LOBE
NEURONS
IN
THE
SPINAL
CORD
OF
THE
PIGEON:
ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL
INVESTIGATIONS
B.
HEDWIG
AND
0.
MORRIS
CA
2+
-IMAGING
IN
LOCUST
FLIGHT
MOTOMEURONES
W.
KAISER
A
'NEW'
FUNCTION
OF
THE
DORSAL
DIAPHRAGM
OF
THE
HONEY
BEE
I.
RICKERT,
M.
P.
NAWROT,
A.
RIEHLE,
A.
AERTSEN
AND
S.
ROTTER
PREDICTION
OF
MOVEMENT
DIRECTION
FROM
MULTIPLE
SINGLE-NEURON
RECORDINGS
IN
THE
MONKEY
MOTOR
CORTEX
DEPENDING
ON
SENSORY
PRE-INFORMATION
M.
STRIINKELNBERG,
B.
BONENGEL,
L.
M.
MODA,
A.
HERTENSTEIN,
R.
G.
P.
RAMOS
AND
K.-F.
FISCHBACH
THE
IRREGULAR
CHIASM
C-ROUGHEST
LOCUS
AND
ITS
CLOSE
PARALOGUE
KIN-OF-IRRE
(KIRRE)
ACT
IN
CONCERT
DURING
EMBRYONIC
MUSCLE
DEVELOPMENT
OF
DROSOPHILA
M.
GEBHARDT
AND
H.
AGRICOLA
IN
VIVO-APPLICATION
OF
AN
ANTI-PROCTOLIN
ANTISERUM
AFFECTS
THE
ANTENNAL
FLIGHT
POSTURE
IN
CRICKETS
(GRYLLUS
BIMACULATUS)
A.
LESSENICH,
S.
0.
LINDEMANN,
A.
KAISER,
A.
RICHTER,
H.-J.
HEDRICH
AND
W.
LOSCHER
BEHAVIOURAL,
IMMUNHISTOCHEMICAL
AND
NEUROCHEMICAL
DATA
OF
A
NEW
MUTANT
CIRCLING
RAT
M.
HAMANN
AND
A.
RICHTER
EFFECTS
OF
ENTOPEDUNCULAR
NEUROLESIONS
ON
THE
SEVERITY
OF
PAROXYSMAL
DYSTONIA
IN
A
GENETIC
ANIMAL
MODEL
S.
SCHAFER
AND
M.
FISCHER
HOW
DO
CALCIUM
IONS
CONTRIBUTE
TO
THE
AFFERENT
DISCHARGE
PATTERN
OF
ISOLATED
CAT
MUSCLE
SPINDLES?
M.
GRUHN
AND
W.
RATHMAYER
MYOSIN
HEAVY
CHAIN
ISOFORMS
IN
CRAYFISH
ORCONECTES
LIMOSUS
MUSCLES
CORRELATE
WITH
FIBER
TYPE
J.
RILLICH,
P.
A.
STEVENSON
AND
K.
SCHILDBERGER
THE
MANDIBULAR
MOTOR
SYSTEM
OF
THE
CRICKET
V.
KRAVTSOVA
AND
I.
KRIVOI
THE
ROLE
OF
NAF/IC-ATPASE
ISOFORMS
IN
THE
MAINTAINANCE
AND
CHOLINERGIC
REGULATION
OF
SKELETAL
MUSCLE
FIBRES
ELECTROGENESIS
7
342
343
344
345
346
347
348
349
350
351
352
353
354
355
H.
SCHUPPE
AND
P.
L.
NEWLAND
NITRIC
OXIDE
ACTION
ON
ASCENDING
INTEMEURONES
IN
THE
CRAYFISH
IS
CORRELATED
WITH
NADPHD
STAINING
PROPERTIES.
U.
ROSE
MATURATION
OF
IONIC
CURRENTS
REGULATED
BY
JUVENILE
HORMONE
H.
WOLF,
H.
FISCHER
AND
A.
BIISCHGES
THE
LOCUST
TEGULA:
KINEMATICS
AND
ACTIVITY
PATTERN
DURING
THE
WING
BEAT
CYCLE
M.
SCHMAH,
K.
SCHOCH
AND
H.
WOLF
GABA-IMMUNOREACTIVE
MOTONEURONS
IN
THE
PREGENITAL
ABDOMINAL
GANGLIA
OF
THE
LOCUST,
LOCUSTA
MIGRATORIA
L.
R.
ERNST
AND
R.
STRAUSS
LEG
PLACEMENT
AND
COORDINATION
IN
DROSOPHILA
WALKING
ON
ROUGH
TERRAIN
RHYTHMOGENESIS
AND
MOTOR
PATTERN
GENERATION
H.
P.
BUSTAMI
AND
R.
HUSTERT
RESTING
VENTILATION:
COMPONENTS
OF
THE
BASIC
PATTERN
GENERATOR
IN
THE
ISOLATED
LOCUST
CNS
M.
SCHEER,
A.
M.
BISCHOFF,
D.
BIISSELBERG,
D.
W.
RICHTER
AND
F.
HANEFELD
CREATINE
PYRUVATE
AND
CREATININE
PHOSPHATE
PROTECT
THE
MEDULLARY
RESPIRATORY
NETWORK
AGAINST
ANOXIC
DEPRESSION
T.
AKAY,
B.
LUDWAR
AND
A.
BIISCHGES
THE
ROLE
OF
SIGNALS
FROM
CAMPANIFORM
SENSILLA
IN
PATTERNING
LEG
MOTONEURON
ACTIVITY
D.
BUCHER,
T.
AKAY
AND
A.
BIISCHGES
THE
ROLE
OF
POSITION
SIGNALS
IN
INTERJOINT
COORDINATION
OF
MOTOR
ACTIVITY
IN
AN
INSECT
LEG.
G.
KNOP,
L.
DENZER
AND
A.
BIISCHGES
NON-PHARMACOLOGICAL
INDUCED
MOTOR
PATTERNS
IN
THE
ISOLATED
MESOTHORACIC
SEGMENT
OF
LOCUSTA
MIGRATORIA
J.
SCHMIDT
AND
M.
GRUND
AXOTOMY-INDUCED
RHYTHMIC
BURSTING
IN
A
MOTOR
AXON
G.
ENGLER
AND
G.
K.
ZUPANC
EVOKED
CHIRPING
BEHAVIOR
IN
THE
WEAKLY
ELECTRIC
FISH
A
PTERONOTUS
LEPTORHYNCHUS:
ANALYSIS
OF
THE
STIMULUS-RESPONSE
RELATIONSHIP
G.
ENGLER,
C.
M.
FOGARTY,
J.
R.
BANKS
AND
G.
K.
ZUPANC
SPONTANEOUS
MODULATIONS
OF
THE
ELECTRIC
ORGAN
DISCHARGE
IN
THE
WEAKLY
ELECTRIC
FISH,
A
PTERONOTUS
LEPTORHYNCHUS:
A
BIOPHYSICAL
AND
BEHAVIORAL
ANALYSIS
M.
M.
ZUPANC,
G.
ENGLER,
A.
MIDSON,
H.
OXBERRY
AND
G.
K.
ZUPANC
LIGHT-DARK
CHANGES
IN
SPONTANEOUS
MODULATIONS
OF
THE
ELECTRIC
ORGAN
DISCHARGE
IN
THE
WEAKLY
ELECTRIC
FISH,
APTERONOTUS
LEPTORHYNCHUS
8
356
357
358
359
360
361
362
363
364
365
366
367
368
369
Y.
BURMISTROV
AND
Z.
SHURANOVA
FEEDING
BEHAVIOR
AND
VENTILATORY
ACTIVITY
IN
THE
CRAYFISH
Z.
SHURANOVA,
Y.
BURMISTROV,
R.
COOPER
AND
J.
STRAWN
DO
DECAPOD
CRUSTACEANS
POSSESS
THE
AUTONOMIC
NERVOUS
SYSTEM?
A.
GRAMOWSKI,
E.
W.
KEEFER,
S.
STIIWE,
D.
G.
WEISS
AND
G.
W.
GROSS
NMDA
RECEPTOR-DEPENDENT
PERIODIC
OSCILLATIONS
IN
CULTURED
SPINAL
CORD
NETWORKS
AUDITION,
VIBRATION
AND
COMMUNICATION
IN
INVERTEBRATES
R.
M.
HENNIG
DIFFERENT
FILTER
CHARACTERISTICS
FOR
TEMPORAL
PATTERNS
IN
TWO
CLOSELY
RELATED
CRICKET
SPECIES
T.
GOLLISCH,
J.
BENDA,
H.
SCHIITZE
AND
A.
V.
HERZ
PHENOMENOLOGICAL
MODEL
FOR
SOUND-INTENSITY
CODING
IN
AUDITORY
RECEPTOR
NEURONS
OF
LOCUSTS
P.
PRINZ
AND
B.
RONACHER
TEMPORAL
MODULATION
TRANSFER
FUNCTIONS
IN
AUDITORY
RECEPTOR
NEURONS
OF
THE
LOCUST
R.
THENIUS
AND
G.
KASTBERGER
MOBILISATION
FOR
DEFENCE
IN
WESTERN
HONEYBEES
G.
KASTBERGER
AND
H.
KAFER
RECRUITING
SOLDIER
BEES
IN
APIS
DORSATA
A.
FRANZ
AND
B.
RONACHER
VARIABILITY
OF
SPIKING
RESPONSES
REVEALED
BY
PAIRED
INTRACELLULAR
RECORDINGS
H.
SCHIITZE,
C.
K.
MACHENS,
M.
B.
STEMMIER,
B.
RONACHER
AND
A.
V.
HERZ
DISCRIMINATION
OF
BEHAVIORALLY
RELEVANT
SIGNALS
BY
AUDITORY
RECEPTOR
NEURONS
M.
FRITSCH
AND
J.
SCHUL
TEMPORAL
SELECTIVITY
DURING
PHONOTAXIS
IN
TETTIGONIA
CANTANS:
DEPENDENCE
OF
PATTERN
RECOGNITION
ON
THE
CALL
AMPLITUDE
J.
SCHUL
AND
S.
L.
BUSH
RATE
RECOGNITION
IN
TETTIGONIA
CANTANS:
EVIDENCE
AGAINST
HIGH
AND
LOW
PASS
FILTERS
A.
LANG,
H.
ROMER
AND
F.
FRAUNDORFER
MACHINE
LEARNING
AS
A
TOOL
FOR
THE
ANALYSIS
OF
SIGNAL
DETECTION
IN
SPIKE
TRAINS
OF
AUDITORY
NEURONS
IN
INSECTS.
M.
HARTBAUER
AND
H.
ROMER
VARIATION
OF
SIGNAL
DURATION
AS
A
MECHANISM
FOR
ESTABLISHING
THE
LEADER
ROLE
IN
CHORUSING
BUSHCRICKETS
9
370
371
372
373
374
375
376
377
378
379
380
381
382
383
384
A.
STUMPNER
SOUND
ACTIVATED
NEURONES
AND
THEIR
POTENTIAL
FUNCTION
IN
A
BUSHCRICKET
-
A
SYNOPSIS
K.
SCHNIEDERKOTTER,
R.
LAKES-HARLAN
AND
N.
ELSNER
AUDITORY
AND
VISUAL
CUES
DURING
HOST
FINDING
OF
THE
PARASITOID
FLY
EMBLEMASOMA
AUDITRIX
(SARCOPHAGIDAE)
S.
PAULS,
M.
PAULS,
N.
ELSNER
AND
R.
LAKES-HARLAN
COMPOSITION
OF
THE
TYMPANAL
NERVES
OF
DIFFERENT
GRASSHOPPER
SPECIES
U.
KOHLER,
R.
LAKES-HARLAN
AND
N.
ELSNER
PHONOTAXIS
OF
A
PARASITOID
FLY
EMBLEMASOMA
AUDITRIX
(SARCOPHAGIDAE)
P.
FONSECA
AND
T.
SANTOS
SENSITIVITY
OF
SUBSTRATE
VIBRATIONS
IN
THE
CICADA
TETTIGETTA
JOSEI
(HOMOPTERA,
CICADOIDEA)
D.
VORONTSOV
AND
D.
LAPSHIN
THE
MECHANISM
FOR
ULTRASONIC
CLICKS
PRODUCTION
IN
NOCTUID
MOTHS
(NOCTUIDAE,
LEPIDOPTERA)
M.
FYODOROVA
THE
ROLE
OF
ACOUSTIC
BEHAVIOR
IN
MALE-MALE
INTERACTIONS
IN
SWARMS
OF
CHIRONOMUS
ANNULARIUS
MG.
(DIPTERA,
CHIRONOMIDAE)
M.
C.
GOPFERT
AND
D.
ROBERT
ACTIVE
MECHANICS
IN
INSECT
AUDITION
M.
C.
GOPFERT
AND
D.
ROBERT
NON-LINEAR
TWIST
IN
DROSOPHILA
AUDITION
P.
MULLER
AND
D.
ROBERT
PARASITOID
FLIES
DO
NOT
MIND
CRICKETS'ACOUSTICAL
GAPS
A.
MICHELSEN,
K.
ROHRSEITZ
AND
M.
LINDAUER
HONEYBEE
DANCE
COMMUNICATION:
IS
INFORMATION
ABOUT
DIRECTION
TRANSFERRED
BY
MEANS
OF
A
JET
AIR
FLOW
AND
A
TIME
CODE?
M.
C.
GOPFERT
AND
D.
ROBERT
QUANTIFYING
ACOUSTIC
SENSITIVITY
IN
MOSQUITOES
P.
MULLER
AND
D.
ROBERT
3-D
PHONOTAXIS
IN
A
PARASITOID
FLY
D.
ROBERT
AND
M.
C.
GOPFERT
ANTENNAL
BIOMECHANICS
IN
HIGHER
FLIES:
EARS
FOR
ALL?
AUDITION
AND
VOCALIZATION
IN
LOWER
VERTEBRATES
G.
MANLEY
AND
D.
KIRK
THE
INFLUENCE
OFAC
AND
DE
CURRENT
ON
SPONTANEOUS
OTOACOUSTIC
EMISSIONS
IN
LIZARDS
10
385
386
387
388
389
390
391
392
393
394
395
396
397
398
399
J.
CHRISTENSEN-DALSGAARD
AND
G.
A.
MANLEY
DIRECTIONALITY
OF
TYMPANIC
MEMBRANE
MOTION
IN
FOUR
LIZARD
SPECIES.
C.
BRANDT
AND
J.
CHRISTENSEN-DALSGAARD
RESPONSES
TO
THREE-DIMENSIONAL
VIBRATIONS
AND
SOUND
STIMULI
IN
SINGLE
FIBERS
FROM
THE
8.
CRANIAL
NERVE
OF
THE
GRASS
FROG,
RANA
TEMPORARIA.
M.
KANNEWORFF
AND
J.
CHRISTENSEN-DALSGAARD
SINGLE
CELL
RESPONSE
TO
BINAURAL
SOUND
STIMULI
IN
THE
DORSOLATERAL
NUCLEUS
OF
THE
GRASSFROG
AUDITION
AND
VOCALIZATION
IN
BIRDS
AND
MAMMALS:
PERIPHERY
M.
HOLDERIED
AND
0.
VON
HELVERSEN
DIRECTIONALITY
OF
BAT
CALLS
MEASURED
IN
THE
FIELD
M.
HOLDERIED,
D.
STIEBLER
AND
0.
VON
HELVERSEN
WHY
CAN
BATS
BE
CAPTURED
WITH
MIST
NETS?
C.
KOPPL
DISTRIBUTION
OF
EFFERENT
AXONS
ALONG
THE
BASILAR
PAPILLA
OF
THE
BAM
OWL
T.
RAABE
AND
C.
KOPPL
TRACING
COCHLEAR
EFFERENTS
IN
THE
AVIAN
BRAINSTEM
-
A
COMPARISON
BETWEEN
CHICKEN
AND
BARN
OWL
V.
CIMICA
AND
T.
MOSER
MECHANISM
OF
CALCIUM
HOMEOSTASIS
IN
COCHLEA
HAIR
CELLS
P.
HEIL
AND
H.
NEUBAUER
INTEGRATION
OF
SOUND
PRESSURE
UNDERLIES
THE
RESPONSES
OF
AUDITORY-NERVE
FIBERS
M.
KOESSL,
M.
DREXL,
E.
FOELLER,
M.
VATER,
E.
MORA,
F.
CORO
AND
I.
RUSSELL
MATURATION
OF
COCHLEAR
FILTER
MECHANISMS
IN
MUSTACHED
BATS,
PTERONOTUS
PAMELLII
I.
SCHEFFLER,
M.
VATER,
M.
KOESSL,
F.
ELISABETH,
M.
DREXL,
I.
RUSSELL,
E.
MORA
AND
F.
CORO
ANATOMICAL
MATURATION
OF
CENTRAL
AUDITORY
PATHWAY
IN
MUSTACHED
BATS
M.
VATER,
M.
KBSSL,
E.
FOELLER,
M.
DREXL,
I.
SCHEFFLER,
I.
RUSSELL,
E.
MORA
AND
F.
CORO
MATURATION
OF
DOPPLERSENSITIVE
SONAR
AND
COCHLEAR
STRUCTURE
IN
MUSTACHED
BATS
PTERONOTUS
PARNELLII
T.
WEBER,
U.
ZIMMERMANN,
H.-P.
ZENNER
AND
M.
KNIPPER
TRANSCRIPTIONAL
CONTROL
OF
THE
COCHLEAR
MOTOR
PROTEIN
B.
PRITSCHOW,
J.
MEYER
AND
A.
GUMMER
HAIR-CELL
RECEPTOR
POTENTIALS
FROM
AN
IN-SITU
COCHLEAR
PREPARATION
J.
MEYER,
A.
MACK
AND
A.
GUMMER
PRONOUNCED
INFRACUTICULAR
ENDOCYTOSIS
IN
COCHLEAR
OUTER
HAIR
CELLS
11
400
401
402
403
404
405
406
407
408
409
410
411
412
AUDITION
AND
VOCALIZATION
IN
BIRDS
AND
MAMMALS:
CENTRAL
AREAS
AND
PERCEPTION
M.
VON
CAMPENHAUSEN,
F.
ENDLER
AND
H.
WAGNER
RESPONSES
OF
BAM
OWLS
TO
VIRTUAL
MOVING
AUDITORY
STIMULI
B.
GAESE,
A.
JOHNEN
AND
S.
MOLLER
AUDITORY
SPATIAL
ATTENTION
MODULATES
SOUND
LOCALIZATION
BEHAVIOR
IN
RATS
A.
JOHNEN
AND
B.
H.
GAESE
NEURAL
ACTIVITY
IN
THE
OPTIC
TECTUM
OF
BAM
OWLS
(TYTO
ALBA)
AFTER
EXPERIMENTALLY
INDUCED
SHIFTS
OF
AUDITORY
ATTENTION
J.
LEWAID,
W.
H.
EHRENSTEIN
AND
R.
GUSKI
ADAPTATION
TO
AUDITORY-VISUAL
SPATIAL
DISPARITY:
PSYCHOPHYSICAL
EVIDENCE
FOR
CROSSMODAL
NEURAL
SHORT-TERM
PLASTICITY?
U.
ZIMMER,
J.
LEWAID
AND
H.-O.
KARNATH
DISTURBED
LATERALIZATION
OF
DICHOTIC
SOUND
IN
PATIENTS
WITH
NEGLECT
S.
BRAUN,
A.
KRAL,
S.
HEID,
R.
HARTMANN
AND
R.
KLINKE
POSTNATAL
DEVELOPMENT
OF
GABA-IMMUNOPOSITIVE
CELLS
IN
AUDITORY
CORTEX
OF
NORMAL
HEARING
AND
CONGENITALLY
DEAF
CATS.
T.
BRIEDE
AND
G.
LANGNER
TOPOGRAPHIC
REPRESENTATION
OF
PERIODICITY
IN
THE
AUDITORY
CORTEX
OF
GERBILS
MERIONES
UNGUICULATUS
REVEALED
BY
RADIOACTIVE
2-DEOXYGLUCOSE
LABELING
THORSTEN
BRIEDE
AND
GERALD
LANGNER
M.
OCHSE
AND
G.
LANGNER
TIME
COURSE
OF
RESPONSES
TO
PERIODIC
ACOUSTIC
STIMULI
IN
THE
AUDITORY
MIDBRAIN
OF
GERBILS
E.
WALLHAUSSER-FRANKE,
M.
OCHSE
AND
G.
LANGNER
IN-VITRO-TRACING
IN
SLICE
PREPERATIONS
OF
THE
GERBIL
AUDITORY
MIDBRAIN
G.
LANGNER
AND
C.
SCHREINER
CODING
OF
AMPLITUDE
MODULATION
BY
ADJACENT
UNITS
SIMULTANEOUSLY
RECORDED
IN
THE
INFERIOR
COLLICULUS
OF
CAT
R.
HARTMANN,
S.
HEID,
A.
KRAL
AND
R.
KLINKE
SPONTANEOUS
AND
EVOKED
ACTIVITY
IN
THE
AUDITORY
CORTEX:
TELEMETRIC
RECORDING
FROM
AWAKE
CATS
S.
MICHLER
AND
R.-B.
ILLING
THE
GROWTH
AND
PLASTICITY
ASSOCIATED
PROTEIN
GAP-43
IS
CO-LOCALISED
WITH
PHOSPHO
SERIN
IN
THE
AUDITORY
BRAINSTEM
OF
THE
RAT
AFTER
MONAURAL
HEARING
LOSS
K.
S.
KRAUS
AND
R.-B.
ILLING
EXPRESSION
OF
CALCITONINE
GENE
RELATED
PEPTIDE
IN
THE
SUPERIOR
OLIVARY
COMPLEX
FOLLOWING
COCHLEOTOMY
IN
THE
RAT
12
413
414
415
416
417
418
419
420
421
422
423
424
425
426
A.
FRIEBE,
U.
LANGEMANN
AND
G.
M.
KLUMP
TEMPORAL
INTEGRATION
IN
THE
EUROPEAN
STARLING
G.
M.
KLUMP
AND
A.
NIEDER
NON-SIMULTANEOUS
MASKING
IN
THE
EUROPEAN
STARLING'S
AUDITORY
FOREBRAIN
E.
WAGNER
AND
G.
M.
KLUMP
COMODULATION
MASKING
RELEASE
IN
MONGOLIAN
GERBILS
(MERIONES
UNGUICULATUS)
STUDIED
WITH
NARROW-BAND
MASKERS
I.
W.
STUERMER,
I.
MALETZKI,
D.
MICHAELIS,
M.
RICKMANN
AND
E.
KRUSE
MICROLESIONS
IN
THE
COCHLEAR
NUCLEUS
OF
WILD
AND
DOMESTICATED
MONGOLIAN
GERBILS
("MERIONES
UNGUICULATUS)
RAISED
IN
THE
LABORATORY
U.
JURGENS,
U.
HAUSLER
AND
L.
LIITHE
VOCALIZATION-CORRELATED
NEURONAL
ACTIVITY
IN
THE
LOWER
BRAINSTEM
OF
THE
SQUIRREL
MONKEY
M.
HAUPT
AND
S.
SCHMIDT
ECHOLOCATION
BEHAVIOUR
OF
THE
BAT,
M.
LYRA,
IN
AERIAL
HUNTING
M.
SCHIIRFELD,
P.
IGELMUND,
M.
BOHM-PINGER
AND
M.
WALGER
CHARACTERIZATION
OF
ELECTRICALLY
EVOKED
CORTICAL
AUDITORY
POTENTIALS
IN
HEARING
AND
EARLY
DEAFENED
GERBILS
A.
MICKENHAGEN,
S.
STOTZER,
H.
MEISTER,
H.
VON
WEDEL
AND
M.
WALGER
BINAURAL
DIFFERENCE
POTENTIAL
INFLUENCED
BY
INTERAURAL
TIME
AND
INTENSITY
DIFFERENCES
IN
THE
MONGOLIAN
GERBIL
I.
SCHROTTGE,
E.
MULLER
AND
P.
HEIL
FOR
AUDITORY
DISCRIMINATION
GERBILS
USE
ENVELOPE
DIFFERENCES
AT
ONSET
RATHER
THAN
AT
OFFSET
H.
SCHULZE,
H.
NEUBAUER
AND
H.
SCHEICH
NEURONAL
CORRELATES
OF
AM
DISCRIMINATION
LEARNING
IN
PRIMARY
AUDITORY
CORTEX
OF
THE
MONGOLIAN
GERBIL
A.
HESS,
Y.
HOSOKAWA,
M.
NASU,
J.
HORIKAWA,
H.
SCHEICH
AND
I.
TANIGUCHI
SPATIO-TEMPORAL
ANALYSIS
OF
MULTI
FIELD
ACTIVATION
PATTERNS
IN
THE
AUDITORY
CORTEX:
A
STUDY
BY
VOLTAGE
SENSITIVE
DYE
IMAGING
IN
THE
GUINEA
PIG
M.
DELIANO,
F.
W.
OHL
AND
H.
SCHEICH
INTERFERENCE
OF
ELECTRICAL
MICROSTIMULATION
IN
THE
DEPTH
OF
AUDITORY
CORTEX
WITH
THE
ONGOING
CORTICAL
DYNAMICS
H.
HESSEL,
M.
DELIANO,
F.
W.
OHL,
A.
KADNER,
K.
BUCKISCH
AND
H.
SCHEICH
RELEVANCE
OF
AUDITORY
CORTEX
FOR
THE
DISCRIMINATION
OF
RATE-MODULATED
ELECTRICAL
PULSE
TRAINS
IN
DEAFENED
GERBILS
WITH
COCHLEAR
IMPLANTS
C.
LUCKE,
A.
DEUTSCHER,
H.
SCHEICH
AND
H.
SCHULZE
THE
ROLE
OF
GERBIL
AUDITORY
CORTEX
IN
AM
DISCRIMINATION
LEARNING
13
427
428
429
430
431
432
433
434
435
436
437
438
439
440
E.
BUDINGER
AND
H.
SCHEICH
FREQUENCY-SPECIFIC
CONNECTIONS
OF
MONGOLIAN
GERBIL
PRIMARY
AUDITORY
FIELD
AI
REVEALED
BY
DOUBLE
FLUORESCENCE
TRACING
AND
CONFOCAL
LASER
SCANNING
MICROSCOPY
F.
W.
OHL,
H.
SCHEICH
AND
W.
J.
FREEMAN
TOPOGRAPHIC
ORGANIZATION
OF
PURE-TONE-EVOKED
AND
FM-TONE-EVOKED
POTENTIALS,
AND
NEURODYNAMICS
DURING
CONCEPT
LEARNING
IN
AUDITORY
CORTEX
E.
FOELLER,
G.
KLUMP
AND
M.
KOSSL
THE
INFLUENCE
OF
MASKING
NOISE
ON
THE
PROCESSING
OF
AUDITORY
SIGNALS
IN
THE
AUDITORY
CORTEX
OF
THE
GERBIL
U.
FIRZLAFF
AND
G.
SCHULLER
REPRESENTATION
OF
ACOUSTIC
MOTION
IN
DIFFERENT
FIELDS
OF
AUDITORY
CORTEX
OF
THE
RUFOUS
HORSESHOE
BAT,
RHINOLOPHUS
ROUXI
D.
BASTA
AND
M.
VATER
MEMBRANE
BASED
GATING
MECHANISM
IN
THE
MOUSE
INFERIOR
COLLICULUS
M.
VATER
AMPA-RECEPTORS
IN
THE
SUPERIOR
OLIVARY
COMPLEX
OF
BATS:
AN
IMMUNOCYTOCHEMICAL
STUDY
S.
POLJANSKY,
0.
GLEICH
AND
J.
STRUTZ
UNILATERAL
ACOUSTICAL
DEPRIVATION
AFFECTS
EXPRESSION
OF
GABA
AND
GLYCINE
IN
NEURONS
OF
THE
GERBIL
DORSAL
COCHLEAR
NEUCLEUS
(DCN)
A.
LIMBERGER,
M.
MUELLER,
I.
KOEPSCHALL,
K.
ROHBOCK,
H.-P.
ZENNER
AND
M.
KNIPPER
FOLLOW-UP
OF
AGE-RELATED
HEARING
LOSS
-
CORRELATION
WITH
ALTERED
NEUROTROPHIN
EXPRESSION
A.
DENZINGER,
E.
LANGEHEINECKE
AND
H.-U.
SCHNITZLER
GUIDANCE
BEHAVIOR
AND
ORIENTING
REACTION
IN
COMMUTING
CF-FM
BATS
K.
BEEDHOLM
THE
"
SCAT
RECEIVER
"
IS
A
COHERENT
CROSS-CORRELATION
RECEIVER
P.
PILZ,
M.
HOCH,
S.
ZIPPERLE,
J.
OSTWALD
AND
H.-U.
SCHNITZLER
FREQUENCY
INTEGRATION
OF
THE
ACOUSTIC
STARTLE
RESPONSE
L.
RUTTIGER,
A.
LIMBERGER,
M.
MULLER,
H.-P.
ZENNER
AND
M.
KNIPPER
SODIUM
SALICYLATE
INDUCED
CHANGES
OF
AUDITORY
EVOKED
BRAINSTEM
RESPONSES
IN
RAT:
SEARCH
FOR
A
PERIPHERAL
OR
CENTRAL
TINNITUS
CORRELATE
I.
VARTANIAN,
M.
EGOROVA
AND
G.
EHRET
ANALYSIS
OF
LOW-FREQUENCY
COMMUNICATION
CALL
PROCESSING
IN
THE
MOUSE
AUDITORY
MIDBRAIN
S.
HAGE
AND
G.
EHRET
ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL
MAPPING
OF
LINEAR
FREQUENCY
SWEEPS
IN
THE
INFERIOR
COLLICULUS
OF
THE
MOUSE
(MUS
DOMESTICUS)
14
441
442
443
444
445
446
447
448
449
450
451
452
H.
HELBIG
AND
B.
HERMBERGER
REPRESENTATION
OF
AMPLITUDE-MODULATED
TONES
IN
THE
AUDITORY
MIDBRAIN
LATERAL
LINE
SYSTEMS;
VESTIBULAR
SYSTEMS
A.
ELEPFANDT
AND
K.
OED
FREQUENCY
DEPENDENT
IN-DEPTH
DISPERSAL
OF
WATER
SURFACE
WAVES:
A
FEASIBLE
EVOLUTIONARY
MODEL
FOR
HYDROMECHANICAL
FREQUENCY
DISPERSAL
IN
THE
VERTEBRATE
INNER
EAR.
J.
ENGELMANN,
W.
HANKE
AND
H.
BLECKMANN
RHEOTAXIS
OF
STILL-WATER
FISH
AND
RUNNING-WATER
FISH
AND
THE
RESPONSES
OF
PRIMARY
LATERAL
LINE
AFFERENTS
TO
DC
WATER
FLOW
S.
KROETHER,
J.
ENGELMANN,
G.
VON
DER
EMDE,
H.
BLECKMANN
AND
K.
GRANT
SPATIAL
AND
TEMPORAL
STRUCTURING
OF
LATERAL
INHIBITION
AND
CONVERGENT
SUMMATION
IN
ENCODING
ELECTROSENSORY
IMAGES
L.
GOENECHEA
AND
G.
VON
DER
EMDE
RESPONSES
OF
NEURONS
IN
THE
ELECTROSENSORY
LATERAL
LINE
LOBE
(ELL)
OF
THE
WEAKLY
ELECTRIC
FISH,
GNATHONEMUS
PETERSII,
TO
SIMPLE
AND
COMPLEX
ELECTROSENSORY
STIMULI
S.
SCHUSTER
COUNT
AND
SPARK?
ECHO
RESPONSES
OF
THE
WEAKLY
ELECTRIC
FISH
GNATHONEMUS
PETERSII
TO
SERIES
OF
PULSES
M.
BEIER,
R.
ANKEN
AND
H.
RAHMANN
HYPERGRAVITY
AFFECTS
THE
CALCIUM
INCORPORATION
INTO
INNER
EAR
OTOLITHS
OFFISH
E.
EDELMANN,
R.
ANKEN
AND
H.
RAHMANN
GROWTH
OFFISH
INNER
EAR
OTOLITHS
IS
RENEWED
14
DAYS
AFTER
UNILATERAL
VESTIBULAR
NERVE
TRANSECTION:
AN
ALIZARIN-COMPLEXONE
STUDY.
CHEMOSENSORY
AND
THERMOSENSORY
SYSTEMS
M.
VAN
WIJK,
M.
W.
SABELIS
AND
W.
WADMAN
THE
OLFACTORY
SYSTEM
OF
THE
PREDATORY
MITE
PHYTOSEIULUS
PERSIMILIS.
T.
HEINBOCKEL,
A.
HAYAR,
P.
HEYWARD,
M.
SHIPLEY
AND
M.
ENNIS
MODULATION
OF
NEURAL
SIGNALING
BY
METABOTROPIC
GLUTAMATE
RECEPTORS
IN
RAT
OLFACTORY
BULB
SLICES
D.
MULLER
AND
B.
BERG
OLFACTOIY
RECEPTOR
NEURONS
SHOW
SPECIFIC
RESPONSE
PROPERTIES
IN
THE
HONEYBEE
APIS
MELLIFERA
B.
HOVEMANN,
M.
SCHWARZEL
AND
S.
WAGNER
DROSOPHILA
MELANOGASTER
GLUTATHIONE-S-TRANSFERASE
GENE
CLUSTER
WITH
EXPRESSION
IN
THE
OLFACTORY
ORGANS
16
453
454
455
456
457
458
459
460
461
462
463
464
465
H.-J.
BEHRENDT,
C.
WETZEL,
G.
GISSEIMANN
AND
H.
HATT
FUNCTIONAL
EXPRESSION
AND
CHARACTERIZATION
OF
A
DROSOPHILA
ODORANT
RECEPTOR
IN
XENOPUS
LAEVIS
OOCYTES
N.
LOBITZ,
E.
WEILER,
C.
H.
WETZEL
AND
H.
HATT
EXPRESSION
OF
SEROTONIN
RECEPTOR
5-HT3
SUBUNITS
ALPHA
AND
BETA
CHANGE
POSTNATALLY
IN
THE
RAT
OLFACTORY
EPITHELIUM
J.
PAUL,
H.
HATT
AND
C.
H.
WETZEL
ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL
INVESTIGATIONS
ON
CULTURED
RAT
TRIGEMINAL
NEURONS
M.
SPEHR,
G.
GISSEIMANN,
H.
HATT
AND
C.
H.
WETZEL
FUNCTIONAL
CHARAKTERIZATION
OF
A
HUMAN
ODORANT
RECEPTOR
EXPRESSED
IN
HEK
293
CELLS
B.
GAMERSCHLAG,
S.
M.
ALBERTI,
G.
GISSEIMANN,
C.
H.
WETZEL
AND
H.
HATT
FUNCTIONAL
CHARACTERIZATION
OFLH
CHANNELS
IN
OLFACTORY
RECEPTOR
NEURONS
OF
THE
PERCH
(PEREA
FLUVIATILIS)
M.
ALTWEIN,
C.
GROH,
A.
BROCKMANN
AND
J.
TAUTZ
EFFECT
OF
ZNSO4
ON
THE
ANTENNAL
CHEMOSENSORY
SYSTEM
OF
THE
HONEYBEE
APIS
MELLIFERA:
2.
UNALTERED
OLFACTORY
EVOKED
EAG-RESPONSE
D.
CZESNIK,
L.
NEZLIN,
J.
RABBA,
B.
MULLER
AND
D.
SCHILD
NORADRENERGIC
MODULATION
OF
CALCIUM
CURRENTS
AND
SYNAPTIC
TRANSMISSION
IN
THE
OLFACTORY
BULB
OF
XENOPUS
LAEVIS
TADPOLES
C.
CONZE
AND
H.
P.
ZIPPEL
CROSS-ADAPTATION
EXPERIMENTS
IN
GOLDFISH
(CARASSIUS
AURATUS)
OLFACTORY
BULB
RELAY
NEURONS
DEMONSTRATE
A
GREAT
VARIETY
OF
RESPONSE
PATTERNS
DURING
APPLICATION
OFL
ARG
AND
STRUCTURAL
ANALOGUES.
K.
RINDERMANN
AND
H.
P.
ZIPPEL
CROSS-ADAPTION
EXPERIMENTS
IN
GOLDFISH
(CARASSIUS
AURATUS)
OLFACTORY
BULB
RELAY
NEURONS
DURING
APPLICATION
OFL-AMINO
ACIDS
AND
STRUCTURAL
ANALOGUES.
A.
HAMADEH
AND
H.
P.
ZIPPEL
D
AND
L-AMINO
ACIDS
ARE
DISCRIMINATED
BY
SINGLE
SENSORY
NEURONS
IN
THE
GOLDFISH
(CARASSIUS
AURATUS)
OLFACTORY
EPITHELIUM.
H.
DOLLE
AND
H.
P.
ZIPPEL
DISCRIMINATIVE
ABILITY
FOR
AMINO
ACIDS
RECORDED
FROM
SINGLE
SENSORY
NEURONS
IN
THE
GOLDFISH
(CARASSIUS
AURATUS)
OLFACTORY
EPITHELIUM.
A.
MOLLER-DE
BEER
AND
H.
P.
ZIPPEL
IN-VIVO-RECORDINGS
FROM
SINGLE
OLFACTORY
SENSORY
NEURONS
AND
IN
GOLDFISH
(CARASSIUS
AURATUS)
DEMONSTRATE
THEIR
BIOMODALITY.
R.
KBHNKE
AND
H.
P.
ZIPPEL
SINGLE
OLFACTORY
SENSORY
NEURONS
IN
GOLDFISH
(CARASSIUS
AURATUS)
CAN
RESPOND
TO
A
GREAT
VARIETY
OF
STIMULI
17
466
467
468
469
470
471
472
473
474
475
476
477
478
479
480
A.
KOKEMULLER
AND
H.
P.
ZIPPEL
STIMULUS
DISCRIMINATION
AND
CROSS-ADAPTATION
EXPERIMENTS
IN
GOLDFISH
(CARASSIUS
AURATUS)
OLFACTORY
BULB
RELAY
NEURONS
DURING
APPLICATION
OF
VERY
SIMILAR
NON
FAMILIAR
STIMULI.
I.
MANZINI,
F.
PETERS
AND
D.
SCHILD
RESPONSES
OF
XENOPUS
LAEVIS
TADPOLE
OLFACTORY
NEURONS
TO
ODORANTS
IN
A
SLICE
PREPARATION
W.
RBSSLER,
D.
SCHILD
AND
J.
KUDUZ
DISTRIBUTION
OF
SYNAPTIC
VESICLE
PROTEINS
IN
THE
MAIN
AND
ACCESSORY
OLFACTORY
BULB
OF
XENOPUS
LAEVIS
W.
ROSSLER,
S.
HEERMANN
AND
D.
SCHILD
ORGANIZATION
OF
GLOMERULI
IN
THE
OLFACTORY
BULB
OF
XENOPUS
LAEVIS
TADPOLES
T.
I.
CHAO,
U.
H.
GRIMM
AND
J.
R.
WOLFF
SUBPOPULATIONS
OF
RECEPTOR
AXONS
ARE
INSULATED
OR
ELIMINATED
IN
OLFACTORY
GLOMERULI
OF
ADULT
RATS
L.
NEZLIN,
U.
SCHEIDWEILER,
B.
MULLER
AND
D.
SCHILD
SLICE
CULTURE
OF
THE
OLFACTORY
BULB
OF
XENOPUS
LAEVIS
TADPOLES
R.
W.
FRIEDRICH
AND
G.
LAURENT
DYNAMIC
REORGANIZATION
OF
ODOR
REPRESENTATIONS
IN
THE
OLFACTORY
BULB
H.-U.
FRIED
AND
S.
KORSCHING
CONCENTRATION
AND
STRUCTURE-DEPENDENT
ODOR
SPACE
IN
THE
MOUSE
OLFACTORY
BULB
S.
H.
FUSS,
A.
ELIK
AND
S.
I.
KORSCHING
LEVELS
OF
ODORANT
INFORMATION
PROCESSING
IN
THE
ZEBRAFISH
OLFACTORY
BULB
N.
Y.
VASILIEVA,
E.
V.
PETROVA
AND
R.
APFELBACH
SOCIAL
OLFACTORY
PREFERENCE
AND
POSTNATAL
BRAIN
DEVELOPMENT
IN
NORMAL
AND
CROSSFOSTERED
DWARF
HAMSTERS
C.
WARR,
A.
DOBRITSA,
D.
LESSING,
P.
CLYNE
AND
J.
CARLSON
CELLULAR
DISTRIBUTION
AND
FUNCTION
O/DROSOPHILA
ODORANT
RECEPTORS
L.
MOLNAR,
A.
ZSOMBOK,
Z.
SOLT
AND
E.
POLLAK
FUNCTIONAL
ANATOMY
OF
THE
NADPH-DIAPHORASE
POSITIVE
NEURAL
STRUCTURES
IN
THE
CENTRAL
NERVOUS
SYSTEM
OFLUMBRICID
EARTHWORMS
A.
ZSOMBOK,
E.
POLLAK
AND
L.
MOLNAR
TRANSMITTER
SPECIFIC
SENSORY
PATHWAYS
OF
LUMBRICID
EARTHWORMS:
A
HISTOCHEMICAL
STUDY
WITH
FUNCTIONAL
CORRELATIONS
E.
HARTLIEB
AND
C.
BOCK
FINE
STRUCTURE
OF
THE
ANTENNAL
SENSORY
HAIRS
IN
THE
MALARIA
MOSQUITO
ANOPHELES
GAMBIAE
K.-E.
KAISSLING
POSSIBLE
FUNCTIONS
OF
ODORANT
BINDING
PROTEINS
SUGGESTED
BY
QUANTITATIVE
MODELING
OF
PERIPHERAL
OLFACTORY
PROCESSES
18
481
482
483
484
485
486
487
488
489
490
491
492
493
494
495
496
T.
KEIL,
C.
BOCK,
S.
STOWE,
R.
MALESZKA
AND
G.
STANGE
CARBON
DIOXIDE
RECEPTORS
IN
BEES,
BUTTERFLIES,
AND
CATERPILLARS
R.
HOPPE,
M.
WEIMER,
A.
BECK,
H.
BREER
AND
J.
STROTMANN
OLFACTORY
RECEPTOR
GENES
EXPRESSED
IN
NEURONS
CLUSTERED
WITHIN
THE
NASAL
NEUROEPITHELIUM:
GENOMIC
ORGANIZATION
AND
PUTATIVE
EXPRESSION
CONTROL
MOTIFS
D.
LOBEL,
M.
JACOB,
V.
WEBER
AND
H.
BREER
SUBTYPE
SPECIFIC
BINDING
CHARACTERISTICS
OF
VERTEBRATE
OBPS
S.
CONZELMANN,
0.
LEVAI,
M.
WEBER,
K.
RAMING
AND
H.
BREER
A
NOVEL
FAMILY
OF
OLFACTORY
RECEPTORS
EXPRESSED
IN
VARIOUS
NERVOUS
TISSUES
R.
ELSASSER,
J.
FLEISCHER,
J.-M.
FRITSCHY
AND
H.
BREER
MUPPI
IS
A
SCAFFOLDING
PROTEIN
IN
PHEROMONE
SIGNAL
TRANSDUCTION
J.
FLEISCHER,
R.
ELSASSER,
H.
BREER
AND
J.
PAYSAN
AKAP-RELATED
SCAFFOLDING
PROTEIN
IN
OLFACTORY
SENSORY
NEURONS
J.
KALUZA,
U.
PEHL,
J.
STROTMANN
AND
H.
BREER
RESPONSIVENESS
OF
OLFACTORY
NEURONS
EXPRESSING
DISTINCT
ODORANT
RECEPTORS
J.
KRIEGER,
N.
OLDHAM,
S.
BETTE,
C.
MOHL
AND
H.
BREER
LIGAND
BINDING
OF
PHEROMONE
BINDING
PROTEINS:
SPECTROSCOPIC
ANALYSIS
J.
PAYSAN,
R.
ELSASSER,
J.
FLEISCHER
AND
H.
BREER
PHOSPHOLIPASE
C
FL-2
EXPRESSION
IN
MICROVILLAR
OLFACTORY
SENSORY
NEURONS
J.
STROTMANN,
S.
CONZELMANN,
D.
MALUN
AND
H.
BREER
DEVELOPMENT
OF
PROJECTIONS
FROM
NEURONS
EXPRESSING
HIGHLY
HOMOLOGOUS
M0R37
RECEPTOR
SUBTYPES
L.
VON
BUCHHOLTZ,
S.
STEIGELE,
S.
CONZELMANN,
P.
WIDMAYER
AND
H.
BREER
EPH
RECEPTOR
TYROSINE
KINASES
IN
THE
GUSTATORY
SYSTEM
P.
WIDMAYER,
S.
CONZELMANN,
S.
STEIGELE,
L.
VON
BUCHHOLTZ
AND
H.
BREER
SIGNALING
ELEMENTS
OF
BITTER-RESPONSIVE
TASTE
CELLS
S.
KOYAMA
AND
S.
KAMIMURA
INFLUENCE
OF
FEMALE
ODOR
ON
MALE
SPERM
ACTIVITY
AND
ITS
RELATIONSHIP
WITH
VOMERONASAL
ORGAN
IN
MICE
V.
D.
SHIELDS
AND
J.
G.
HILDEBRAND
OLFACTORY
RESPONSES
OF
ANTENNAL
RECEPTOR
CELLS
IN
THE
FEMALE
MOTH
MANDUCA
SEXTA
TO
PLANT-ASSOCIATED
VOLATILE
ORGANIC
COMPOUNDS
B.
G.
BERG,
C.
G.
GALIZIA,
R.
BRANDT,
D.
MULLER
AND
H.
MUSTAPARTA
STRUCTURE
AND
FUNCTION
OF
THE
MOTH
ANTENNAL
LOBE
R.
APFELBACH,
A.
KIRNER,
S.
SCHWABENTHAN
AND
N.
VASILIEVA
CON
A
SELECTIVELY
INHIBITS
DETECTION
OF
CARVONE
ENANTIOMERS
19
497
498
499
500
501
502
503
504
505
506
507
508
509
R.
ZEINER
AND
H.
TICHY
COMBINED
EFFECTS
OF
TEMPERATURE
AND
OLFACTORY
CUES
ON
COCKROACH
ANTENNAL
LOBE
NEURONS
AND
ORIENTATION
BEHAVIOR
H.
FISCHER
AND
H.
TICHY
CO-CODING
OF
INFORMATION
ABOUT
WARMING
AND
COOLING
IN
THE
INSECT
TEMPERATURE
SENSING
SYSTEM
H.
TICHY,
E.
GINGL,
R.
EHN,
M.
PAPKE
AND
S.
SCHULZ
RECEPTION
OFCUPILURE,
THE
DRAGLINE-ATTACHED
SEX
PHEROMONE
OF
A
FEMALE
WANDERING
SPIDER
(CUPIENNIUS
SALEI)
A.
BROCKMANN,
C.
G.
GALIZIA
AND
R.
BRANDT
A
DIGITAL
3D-ATLAS
OF
THE
DRONE
HONEYBEE
ANTENNAL
LOBE
A.
BROCKMANN
AND
D.
BRUCKNER
A
MODEL
OF
THE
EVOLUTION
OF
THE
DRONE-SPECIFIC
OLFACTORY
SYSTEM
IN
HONEYBEES
VISUAL
SYSTEMS
OF
INVERTEBRATES:
PERIPHERY
T.
KEMME,
A.
RICHARDT
AND
B.
T.
HOVEMANN
FUNCTIONAL
ANALYSES
OF
THE EBONY-PROTEIN
OF
DROSOPHILA
A.
RICHARDT,
J.
RYBAK,
K.
F.
STORTKUHL,
I.
A.
MEINERTZHAGEN
AND
B.
T.
HOVEMANN
THE
EBONY
PROTEIN
IN
THE
DROSOPHILA
NERVOUS
SYSTEM:
OPTIC
NEUROPILE
EXPRESSION
IN
GLIAL
CELLS
G.
NEU,
M.
SCHILLO,
K.
SCHWAB,
R.
PAULSEN
AND
J.
BENTROP
FUNCTIONAL
ANALYSIS
OF
PHOSPHORYLATION
SITES
IN
THE
C-TERMINAL
REGION
OF
DROSOPHILA
RHL
OPSIN
C.
FRANZ,
M.
BAHNER,
R.
PAULSEN
AND
A.
HUBER
THE
IN
AD
SIGNALING
COMPLEX
OF
FLY
PHOTORECEPTORS:
RADIOACTIVE
LABELING
OF
ITS
NEWLY
SYNTHESIZED
COMPONENTS
AND
ITS
RECOMBINANT
EXPRESSION
IN
A
DROSOPHILA
CELL
LINE
N.
DA
SILVA,
M.
BAHNER,
R.
PAULSEN
AND
A.
HUBER
IMMUNOCYTOCHEMICAL
LOCALIZATION
OF
THE
COMPONENTS
OF
THE
INAD
SIGNALING
COMPLEX
IN
CALLIPHORA
WILD
TYPE
AND
RPA
MUTANT
BY
CONFOCAL
MICROSCOPY
J.
BENTROP,
M.
SCHILLO,
K.
DRASLAR
AND
R.
PAULSEN
AN
ARRESTIN
1
ISOFORM
OF
THE
UV
LIGHT-SENSITIVE,
DORSAL
EYE
OF
ASCALAPHUS
MACARONIUS
S.
SCHULZ,
A.
HUBER
AND
R.
PAULSEN
FUNCTION
OF
THE
FARNESYL-MODIFICATION
OF
THE
DROSOPHILA
VISUAL
G
PROTEIN
GAMMA
SUBUNIT
E.
PYZA
AND
E.
KULA
SIZE
CHANGES
IN
NEURONS
OF
THE
FLY'S
VISUAL
SYSTEM
ARE
PART
OF
AN
INTEGRATED
RESPONSE
TO
DAILY
ACTIVITY
20
510
511
512
513
514
515
516
517
518
519
520
521
522
S.
FARLEY
AND
R.
WILLIAMSON
CONTINUED
NEUROGENSIS
IN
THE
CENTRAL
AND
PERIPHERAL
VISUAL
SYSTEMS
OF
JUVENILE
AND
ADULT
CUTTLEFISH,
SEPIA
OFFICINALIS.
B.
WALZ
AND
K.
UKHANOV
CA
2+
RELEASED
FROM
INTRACELLULAR
STORES
ACTIVATES
A
COMPONENT
OF
THE
LIGHT
RESPONSE
IN
LEECH
PHOTORECEPTORS
0.
BAUMANN
DISTRIBUTION
AND
POSSIBLE
FUNCTION
OF
NONMUSCLE
MYOSIN-II
IN
HONEYBEE
PHOTORECEPTOR
CELLS
0.
BAUMANN
REDISTRIBUTION
OF
NONMUSCLE
MYOSIN-II
DURING
EYE
MORPHOGENESIS
IN
DROSOPHILA
MELANOGASTER
M.
SPECK
AND
T.
LABHART
CAROTENOID
DEPRIVATION
AND
RHODOPSIN
ALIGNMENT
IN
RI
-6
PHOTORECEPTORS
OF
DROSOPHILA
MELANOGASTER
VISUAL
SYSTEMS
OF
INVERTEBRATES:
CENTRAL
AREAS
AND
PERCEPTION
D.
EILER
AND
B.
RONACHER
ACUITY
OF
BEES'
PATTERN
RECOGNITION
-
TESTS
WITH
FOURIER
FILTERED
PATTERNS
D.
EFLER
BEES
DO
NOT
ADJUST
THEIR
FLIGHT
DISTANCE
IN
FRONT
OF
PATTERNS
OF
DIFFERENT
SIZES
S.
WOHLGEMUTH,
B.
RONACHER
AND
R.
WEHNER
DESERT
ANTS
MEASURE
WALKING
DISTANCES
IN
THREE
DIMENSIONS
A.
GUMBERT
AND
W.
TSCHERNICH
SYMMETRY
PERCEPTION
AND
PREFERENCE
IN
BOMBUS
TERRESTRIS
E.
BUSCHBECK,
J.
ROOSEVELT
AND
R.
HOY
HOW
EYESTALKS
DEVELOP:
A
STRUCTURAL
COMPARISON
OF
PUPAL
DEVELOPMENT
IN
THE
STALK
EYED
FLY
CYRTODIOPSIS
AND
IN
DROSOPHILA.
S.
GEBHARDT
AND
U.
HOMBERG
COLUMNAR
NEURONS
OF
THE
CENTRAL
COMPLEX
IN
THE
BRAIN
OF
THE
LOCUST
SCHISTOCERCA
GREGARIA
ARE
SENSITIVE
TO
POLARIZED
LIGHT
S.
HOFER,
U.
HOMBERG
AND
J.
SCHACHTNER
ANATOMICAL
ORGANIZATION
OF
THE
ANTERIOR
OPTIC
TUBERCLE
IN
THE
BRAIN
OF
THE
LOCUST
SCHISTOCERCA
GREGARIA
S.
SOHLER
AND
M.
STENGL
ARE
FMRFAMIDE-RELATED
PEPTIDES
INVOLVED
IN
THE
CIRCADIAN
COUPLING
PATHWAY
OF
THE
COCKROACH
LEUCOPHAEA
MADERAE?
21
523
524
525
526
527
528
529
530
531
532
533
534
535
536
537
T.
REISCHIG,
M.
STENGL
AND
J.
SCHACHTNER
DIRECT
COUPLING
PATHWAYS
BETWEEN
BOTH
CIRCADIAN
OPTIC
LOBE
PACEMAKER
CENTERS
IN
THE
COCKROACH
LEUCOPHAEA
MADERAE
M.
MRONZ
AND
R.
STRAUSS
GENETIC
DISSECTION
OF
THE
FLY'S
PREFERENCE
FOR
NEAR
OBJECTS
AND
THE
ABILITY
TO
ABANDON
PREVIOUSLY
CHOSEN
TARGETS
T.
LABHART,
J.
PETZOLD
AND
H.
HELBLING
SPATIAL
INTEGRATION
IN
POLARIZATION-SENSITIVE
INTERNEURONS
OFCRICKETS
C.
BRAND
AND
R.
WEHNER
ADAPTABILITY
OF
THE
SYSTEMATIC
SEARCH
STRATEGY
OF
THE
DESERT
ANT
CATAGLYPHIS
FORTIS
VISUAL
SYSTEMS
OF
VERTEBRATES:
PERIPHERY
B.
ROLL
QUANTITATIVE
ANALYSIS
OF
RETINOIDS
IN
RETINAE
OF
NOCTURNAL
AND
DIURNAL
GECKOS
(REPTILIA,
GEKKONIDAE)
S.
HAVERKAMP,
U.
GRIINERT
AND
H.
WASSLE
EXPRESSION
OF
KAINATE
RECEPTORS
AT
CONE
PEDICLES
OF
THE
MACAQUE
MONKEY
RETINA
C.
HABERMANN,
H.
WASSLE
AND
D.
A.
PROTTI
AU
AMACRINE
CELLS
IN
THE
REELER
MOUSE
RETINA.
L.
PEICHL,
F.
RAKOTONDRAPARANY
AND
P.
KAPPELER
PHOTORECEPTOR
TYPES
AND
DISTRIBUTIONS
IN
NOCTURNAL
AND
DIURNAL
MALAGASY
PRIMATES
N.
FLORES-HERR,
D.
A.
PROTTI
AND
H.
WASSLE
EFFECT
OF
BICUCULLINE,
STRYCHNINE
AND
PICROTOXININ
ON
THE
RECEPTIVE
FIELD
OF
RETINAL
GANGLION
CELLS
K.
GHOSH,
S.
HAVERKAMP
AND
H.
WASSLE
LOCALISATION
OF
IONOTROPIC
GLUTAMATE
RECEPTORS
IN
THE
ROD
BIPOLAR
CELL
PATHWAY
OF
PRIMATE
AND
RABBIT
RETINAE
0.
DICK,
S.
TOM
DIECK,
W.
ALTROCK,
E.
D.
GUNDELFLNGER
AND
J.
H.
BRANDSTATTER
BASSOON
IS
IMPORTANT
FOR
THE
STABILIZATION
OF
THE
PHOTORECEPTOR
SYNAPTIC
RIBBON
T.
EULER,
S.
HE,
R.
H.
MASLAND
AND
W.
DENK
LIGHT-EVOKED
CALCIUM
SIGNALS
IN
0N/0FF
DIRECTION-SELECTIVE
GANGLION
CELLS
IN
THE
RABBIT
RETINA.
J.
SAWINSKI,
T.
EULER,
P.
B.
DETWILER
AND
W.
DENK
SPATIAL
SPREAD
OF
CALCIUM
SIGNALS
IN
LARGE
GANGLION
CELLS
OF
THE
RABBIT
RETINA
A.
GIEBL,
A.
SCHMITT,
B.
K.
HUNTLEY,
K.
KUBICKI
AND
U.
WOLFRUM
MOLECULAR
CHARACTERIZATION
OF
THE
CENTRIN
CYTOSKELETON
IN
SENSORY
CELLS
R.
SCHAFER,
T.
FURUSAWA
AND
U.
WOLFRUM
MYOSINPDZ
IN
MAMMALIAN
PHOTORECEPTOR
CELLS
22
538
539
540
541
542
543
544
545
546
547
548
549
550
551
J.
REINERS,
P.
KIISSEL-ANDERMANN,
A.
EL-AMRAOUI,
A.
SCHMITT,
C.
PETIT
AND
U.
WOLFRUM
MOLECULAR
ANALYSIS
OF
THE
MYOSIN
VILA
TRANSPORT
COMPLEX
IN
THE
CONNECTING
CILIUM
OF
VERTEBRATE
PHOTORECEPTOR
CELLS
P.
MAXIMOV
AND
V.
MAXIMOV
FREQUENCY
TRANSFER
PROPERTIES
OF
A
MODEL
OF
THE
PHOTORECEPTOR
TRIAD
SYNAPSE
WITH
EPHAPTIC
FEEDBACK
FROM
HORIZONTAL
CELLS
E.
MAXIMOVA,
P.
MAXIMOV
AND
V.
MAXIMOV
INTERACTION
OF
EXCITATION
AND
INHIBITION
IN
THE
RECEPTIVE
FIELD
OF
THE
ON-OFF
UNITS
IN
THE
FROG
RETINA
B.
LEE,
P.
MARTIN,
S.
SOLOMON,
A.
WHITE
AND
L.
RUTTIGER
VISION
IN
PERIPHERAL
RETINA:
FAST
AND
COLORFUL
K.
K.
JENSEN
REDSTARTS
(PHOENICURUS
PHOENICURUS)
SEEM
ABLE
TO
ORIENT
BY
THE
MAGNETIC
FIELD
UNDER
RED
LIGHT.
M.
GRESCHNER,
N.
VOGES
AND
J.
AMMERMIILLER
STIMULUS
FEATURE
EXTRACTION
FROM
THE
ENSEMBLE
ACTIVITY
OF
RETINAL
GANGLION
CELLS:
EXPERIMENTS
SIMULATING
MICROSCOPIC
EYE
MOVEMENTS.
T.
SCHUBERT,
A.
AKOPIAN
AND
R.
WEILER
GLUTAMATE
RECEPTOR
ACTIVATION
INCREASES
INTRACELLULAR
CALCIUM
LEVELS
OF
SALAMANDER
RETINAL
THIRD
ORDER
NEURONS
J.
HENNE,
S.
POTTERING
AND
G.
JESERICH
SHAW
AND
SHAKER
RELATED
POTASSIUM
CHANNELS
CONTRIBUTE
TO
POTASSIUM
CURRENTS
IN
TROUT
RETINAL
GANGLION
CELL'S
T.
HERRMANN,
J.
LLBAL
AND
A.
STETT
THE
COMPARISON
OF
EXCITATION
PROFILES
AFTER
PHOTONIC
AND
ELECTRICAL
STIMULATION
OF
THE
CHICKEN
RETINA
M.
H.
HENNIG,
F.
WBRGOTTER
AND
K.
FUNKE
NONLINEAR
RECEPTIVE
FIELD
PROPERTIES
OF
RETINAL
GANGLION
CELLS
ORIGINATE
FROM
THE
INHERENT
ASYMMETRY
OF
PHOTORECEPTOR
RESPONSES
M.
FELDKAMPER
AND
F.
SCHAEFFEL
EFFECTS
OF
GLUCAGON
ON
CONTRAST
SENSITIVITY
AND
CHANGES
IN
RETINAL
GLUCAGON
CONTENT
DURING
MYOPIA
DEVELOPMENT.
M.
BITZER
AND
F.
SCHAEFFEL
EXPRESSION
OF
THE
TRANSCRIPTION
FACTOR
ZENK
IN
CHICKEN
RETINA
AND
ITS
POSSIBLE
ROLE
DURING
MYOPIA
DEVELOPMENT
F.
SCHAEFFEL
MEASUREMENT
OF
KAPPA
AND
THE
HIRSCHBERG
RATIO
WITH
AN
AUTOMATED
VIDEO
EYE
TRACKER
L.
D.
LOOPUIJT,
J.
KREMERS,
M.
DA
SILVA
FILHO
AND
B.
HIRT
DENDRITIC
MORPHOLOGY
OF
GANGLION
CELLS
IN
WILD
TYPE
C57
BL6
MOUSE
RETINA
23
552
553
554
555
556
557
558
559
560
561
562
563
564
J.
KREMERS
RESPONSES
OF
MARMOSET
LATERAL
GENICULATE
CELLS
AND
HUMAN
OBSERVERS
TO
TWO
CONCENTRIC
STIMULI
MODULATING
WITH
VARIABLE
RELATIVE
PHASES.
K.
KOHLER,
G.
PINZON-DUARTE,
A.
CELLERINO,
E.
GUENTHER
AND
B.
A.
ARANGO
GONZALEZ
REDUCTION
OF
CA
2
^-BINDING
PROTEIN
EXPRESSION
IN
RETINAL
NEURONS
OFBDNF-KNOCKOUT
MICE.
C.
KAYSER,
K.
KOERDING,
B.
BETSCH
AND
P.
KOENIG
NON
CONTACT
EYE-TRACKING
ON
CATS
VISUAL
SYSTEMS
OF
VERTEBRATES:
CENTRAL
AREAS
AND
PERCEPTION
R.
SISTERMANN
AND
H.
WAGNER
ONTOGENESIS
OF
HEAD
MOVEMENTS
IN
YOUNG
BAM
OWLS
(TYTO
ALBA)
S.
GOLZ
AND
H.
LUKSCH
HORIZONTAL
CELLS
IN
THE
OPTIC
TECTUM
OF
THE
CHICKEN:
MORPHOLOGY
AND
POSSIBLE
ROLES
IN
OBJECT
MOTION
DETECTION.
M.
YU
AND
H.
LUKSCH
THE
RECIPROCAL
PROJECTION
OF
THE
OPTIC
TECTUM
AND
THE
NUCLEUS
ISTHMI
PARVOCELLULARIS
IN
THE
CHICKEN
J.
VOSS
AND
H.-J.
BISCHOF
THE
FUNCTION
OF
THE
SP/IPS-COMPLEX
IN
THE
TECTOFUGAL
VISUAL
SYSTEM
OF
THE
ZEBRA
FINCH
N.
KERSCHER,
K.
FUNKE,
M.
HENNIG
AND
F.
WORGOTTER
STOCHASTIC
RESONANCE
ENHANCES
VISUAL
CORTICAL
CELL
RESPONSES:
IS
THE
EYE-TREMOR
ACTUALLY
A
SOURCE
OF
HYPERACUITY?
W.
LINDNER
AND
K.-P.
HOFFMANN
ACTIVITY
DURING
COMBINED
EYE-HAND-MOVEMENTS
IN
THE
SUPERIOR
COLLICULUS
OF
THE
MACAQUE
MONKEY
Y.
ZHAO,
N.
KERSCHER,
K.
FUNKE
AND
U.
EYSEL
DO
INTERNEURONS
PLAY
A
ROLE
IN
DOPAMINE
MODULATORY
EFFECTS
ON
CAT
DORSAL
LATERAL
GENICULATE
NEURONS?
B.
HELLMANN,
M.
MANNS
AND
0.
GIINTIIRKUN
CONNECTIONS
OF
THE
NUCLEUS
ISTHMI,
PARS
SEMILUNARIS
WITHIN
THE
TECTOFUGAL
VISUAL
SYSTEM
OF
THE
PIGEON
H.
PRIOR,
R.
WILTSCHKO,
K.
STAPUT,
0.
GIINTIIRKUN
AND
W.
WILTSCHKO
VISUAL
LATERALIZATION
AND
ORIENTATION
DURING
HOMING
IN
PIGEONS
B.
DIEKAMP,
B.
HELLMANN,
D.
ZOPPELT,
S.
R.
WANG
AND
0.
GIINTIIRKIIN
AN
ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICALLY
AND
ANATOMICALLY
IDENTIFIED
PATHWAY
FROM
THE
NUCLEUS
OF
THE
BASAL
OPTIC
ROOT
TO
THE
NUCLEUS
ROTUNDUS
IN
PIGEONS
24
565
566
567
568
569
570
571
572
573
574
575
576
577
M.
BOILER,
K.
SCHLICKER
AND
M.
SCHMIDT
PHARMACOLOGICAL
CHARACTERISATION
OF
GABA
C
RECEPTORS
IN
ACUTELY
ISOLATED
NEURONS
OFTHERATLGND
M.
KLAR
AND
K.-P.
HOFFMANN
DIRECTION-SELECTIVE
VISUAL
NEURONS
IN
THE
PRAETECTUM
OF
THE
RAINBOW
TROUT
(SALMO
GAIRDNERI)
M.
VOLGUSHEV,
J.
PERNBERG
AND
U.
T.
EYSEL
POSTSYNAPTIC
POTENTIAL-TO-SPIKE
GAIN
IN
CAT
VISUAL
CORTEX
NEURONES
DEPENDS
ON
STIMULUS
PARAMETERS
J.
A.
KIRSCH,
M.
H.
HOFMANN,
J.
MOGDANS
AND
H.
BLECKMANN
VISUAL
PROCESSING
IN
THE
DIENCEPHALON
OF
GOLDFISH,
CARASSIUS
AURATUS:
THALAMUS
VS.
HYPOTHALAMUS
C.
TALLON-BAUDRY,
S.
MANDON,
W.
A.
FREIWALD
AND
A.
KREITER
TASK
DEPENDENCE
OF
STIMULUS-INDUCED
GAMMA
OSCILLATIONS
IN
AREAS
V4
AND
TEO:
CHRONIC
FIELD
POTENTIAL
RECORDINGS
IN
AWAKE,
BEHAVING
MONKEYS
N.
SCHIILERT
AND
U.
DICKE
THE
EFFECT
OF
STIMULUS
FEATURES
ON
THE
VISUAL
ORIENTING
BEHAVIOR
AND
SPIKE
CHARACTERISTICS
OFTECTAL
NEURONS
IN
THE
SALAMANDER
PLETHODON
JORDANI
A.
THIEL,
S.
D.
WILKE,
M.
GRESCHNER,
M.
BONGARD,
J.
AMMERMIILLER
AND
C.
W.
EURICH
THE
TIME
COURSE
OF
RETINAL
POPULATION
ACTIVITY
FAITHFULLY
REPRESENTS
RAPID
CHANGES
IN
STIMULUS
VELOCITY
T.
WACHTLER,
T.-W.
LEE
AND
T.
J.
SEJNOWSKI
COLOR
OPPONENT
CODING
AND
THE
CHROMATIC
STRUCTURE
OF
NATURAL
SCENES
M.
A.
GIESE
NEURAL
MODEL
FOR
THE
ROBUST
RECOGNITION
OF
BIOLOGICAL
MOTION
R.
RODRIGUEZ,
U.
KALLENBACH,
W.
SINGER
AND
M.
H.
MUNK
ENHANCEMENT
OF
GAMMA-OSCILLATORY
RESPONSES
AFTER
CHOLINERGIC
STIMULATION
IN
CAT
VISUAL
CORTEX
T.
KLUGE,
U.
FICKEL,
W.
SINGER
AND
A.
K.
ENGEL
EFFECTS
OF
RANDOM
DOT
STIMULI
ON
SYNCHRONY
IN
CAT
STRIATE
AND
EXTRA
STRIATE
VISUAL
CORTEX
G.
SCHWEIGART
AND
T.
MERGNER
PURSUIT-CONTINGENT
TARGET
MOTION
PERCEPTION:
EFFECT
OF
VISUAL
BACKGROUND
MOTION
T.
WATANABE,
T.
MICHAELIS
AND
J.
FRAHM
3D
MR
IMAGING
OFMN
2+
-LABELED
RAT
RETINAL
PROJECTIONS
IN
VIVO
25
578
579
580
581
582
583
584
585
586
587
588
589
590
591
592
E.
ADEN
STRUCTURAL
CHANGES
IN
THE
OPTIC
TECTUM
OF
THE
BLIND
CAVE
FISH
ASTYANAX
FASCIATUS
SUGGEST
A
PERSISTING
FUNCTION
IN
PROCESSING
NON-VISUAL
SENSORY
INPUT
A.
K.
ENGEL,
T.
KLUGE,
U.
FICKEL
AND
R.
GOEBEL
PROCESSING
OF
MOTION-CONTRAST
STIMULI
IN
CAT
VISUAL
AREA
PMLS
T.
BLASIAK
AND
M.
H.
LEWANDOWSKI
DESTRUCTION
OF
THE
DORSAL
RAPHE
NUCLEUS
INCREASES
LEVEL
BUT
DOES
NOT
DISRUPT
OSCILLATORY
NATURE
OF
THE
INTERGENICULATE
LEAFLET
NEURONAL
ACTIVITY
M.
PRECKING
AND
C.
NEUMEYER
TRAINING
EXPERIMENTS
TO
INVESTIGATE
COLOR
VISION
IN
THE
OSTRICH
FSTRUTHIO
CAMELUS
AUSTRALIS)
A.
KRAUSE
AND
C.
NEUMEYER
SCOTOPIC
ACTION
SPECTRUM
OF
THE
ZEBRAFISH
(DANIO
RERIO)
MEASURED
WITH
THE
OPTOMOTOR
RESPONSE
M.
EGER,
R.
ECKHORN
AND
T.
SCHANZE
METHODS
OF
CALCULATING
RETINO-CORTICAL
INFORMATION
TRANSMISSION
FOR
MULTI
DIMENSIONAL
VISUAL
AND
ELECTRICAL
STIMULI
IN
THE
CAT'S
VISUAL
SYSTEM
H.
J.
BRINKSMEYER,
A.
GAIL,
E.
ANDREU,
R.
KUPPER
AND
R.
ECKHORN
NEURAL
CORRECTION
FOR
RESIDUAL
EYE
MOVEMENTS
DURING
OCULAR
FIXATION?
MEASUREMENTS
OF
PARAFOVEAL
RECEPTIVE
FIELDS
IN
STRIATE
CORTEX
OF
AWAKE
MONKEY
R.
BAUER
AND
S.
HEINZE
INTER-CELLULAR
SPIKE
COINCIDENCES
-
A
NEURONAL
CORRELATE
OF
AWARENESS?
A.
GALL,
H.
J.
BRINKSMEYER
AND
R.
ECKHORN
A
DICHOPTIC
STIMULATOR
FOR
SIMULTANEOUS
MAPPING
OF
LEFT
AND
RIGHT
EYE
CORTICAL
RECEPTIVE
FIELDS
DURING
BINOCULAR
VISION
WITH
NATURAL
VERGENCE
IN
AWAKE
MONKEY
A.
BRUNS,
R.
ECKHORN,
H.
JOKEIT
AND
A.
EBNER
ASYMMETRIC
TASK-SPECIFIC
INTER-AREAL
COUPLING
BETWEEN
GAMMA-ACTIVITY
ENVELOPES
AND
SLOW
POTENTIALS
IN
HUMAN
SUBDURAL
BRAIN
SIGNALS
M.
WILMS,
T.
SCHANZE,
M.
EGER
AND
R.
ECKHORN
CORTICAL
ACTIVITIY
DISTRIBUTIONS
IN
CAT
AREA
17/18
ELICITED
BY
SHORT
VISUAL
AND
ELECTRICAL
RETINAL
POINT
STIMULI:
INVESTIGATIONS
FOR
A
RETINA-IMPLANT
B.
AL-SHAIKHLI,
M.
SAAM
AND
R.
ECKHORN
LATERAL
INHIBITION
EVOKED
BY
CONTOUR-ACTIVATED
NEURONS
CAN
ACCOUNT
FOR
GAMMA
DECOUPLING
ACROSS
CONTOUR
IN
A
MODEL
OF
THE
PRIMARY
VISUAL
CORTEX
C.
HBLSCHER
AND
E.
ROLLS
LONG-TERM
MODULATION
OF
NEURONAL
RESPONSES
IN
THE
PERIRHINAL
CORTEX
OF
A
RHESUS
MONKEY
W.
BACKHAUS
GENERAL
PROPERTIES
OF
A
PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL
MODEL
OF
COLOR
SENSATIONS
W.
RHODEN
AND
W.
BACKHAUS
THE
RELATIOSHIP
OF
COLOR
DISCRIMINATION
-
AND
ELEMENTARY
COLOR
SCALES
26
593
594
595
596
597
598
599
600
601
602
603
604
605
606
M.
DAHLEM
AND
F.
WORGOTTER
DEPTH
INFORMATION
FROM
OPTICAL
FLOW
IN
THE
LOG-POLAR
PLANE
DURING
TARGET
FIXATION
T.
WOMELSDORF,
D.
PATZWAHL
AND
S.
TREUE
TIME
COURSE
OF
ATTENTIONAL
MODULATION
IN
MACAQUE
AREA
MT
N.
RUB
AND
U.
J.
ILG
NEURONAL
ACTIVITY
IN
THE
POSTERIOR
PARIETAL
CORTEX
REFLECTS
THE
PREDICTABILITY
OF
TARGET
TRAJECTOIY
K.
P.
KORDING,
C.
KAYSER,
W.
EINHAUSER,
0.
DUMMER
AND
P.
KONIG
A
LARGE
CLASS
OF
OBJECTIVE
FUNCTIONS
LEADS
TO
THE
EMERGENCE
OF
COMPLEX
TYPE
RECEPTIVE
FIELDS
W.
EINHAUSER,
K.
KORDING
AND
P.
KONIG
LEARNING
COMPLEX
CELLS
FROM
NATURAL
MOVIES
B.
Y.
BETSCH,
K.
P.
KORDING,
W.
EINHAUSER
AND
P.
KONIG
THE
WORLD
FROM
THE
CAT'S
PERSPECTIVE
H.
E.
PLESSER,
G.
T.
EINEVOLL
AND
P.
HEGGELUND
TRANSFER
FUNCTION
OF
RELAY
CELLS
IN
CAT
IGN
VISUAL
SYSTEMS
OF
VERTEBRATES:
DEVELOPMENT
AND
REGENERATION
J.
GRABERT,
A.
DRILLER,
C.
RIEDEL,
S.
PATZ
AND
P.
WAHLE
EFFECTS
OF
NEUROTROPHINS
BDNF
AND
NT-4/5
AND
THE
CYTOKINE
LIE,
ON
ACTIVATION
OF
THE
MAP
KINASE
IN
THE
RAT
VISUAL
CORTEX
S.
PATZ,
M.
WIRTH,
T.
GORBA
AND
P.
WAHLE
THE
ROLE
OF
NEURONAL
ACTIVITY
AND
NEUROTROPHIC
FACTORS
IN
REGULATING
GAD
65/67
MRNA
AND
PROTEIN
EXPRESSION
IN
RAT
VISUAL
CORTEX
M.
ENGELHARDT,
G.
DI
CRISTO,
N.
BERARDI,
L.
MAFFEI
AND
P.
WAHLE
EFFECTS
OF
BDNF
AND
NT-4/5
ON
NEUROCHEMICAL
ARCHITECTURE
AND
NEURONAL
SOMA
SIZES
IN
RAT
VISUAL
CORTEX
DURING
THE
CRITICAL
PERIOD
M.
WIRTH
AND
P.
WAHLE
POSTNATAL
DEVELOPMENT
OF
PYRAMIDAL
CELL
DENDRITES
UNDER
OVEREXPRESSION
OF
NEUROTROPHIC
FACTORS
E.
WEILER
AND
U.
EYSEL
GEPHYRIN
SPLICE
VARIANTS
IN
THE
VISUAL
CORTEX
OF
THE
RAT
DURING
POSTNATAL
DEVELOPMENT
M.
BOILER
AND
M.
SCHMIDT
POSTNATAL
MATURATION
OF
DISINHIBITORY
CONNECTIONS
IN
RAT
SUPERIOR
COLLICULUS
TEMPORALLY
CORRELATES
WITH
THE
EXPRESSION
OF
FUNCTIONAL
GABA
C
RECEPTORS
T.
D.
ALBRIGHT,
T.
J.
SEJNOWSKI
AND
T.
WACHTLER
MECHANISMS
OF
COLOR
REPRESENTATION
IN
PRIMARY
VISUAL
CORTEX
27
607
608
609
610
611
612
613
614
615
616
617
618
619
R.
ENGELMANN,
J.
M.
CROOK,
Z.
F.
KISVARDAY
AND
S.
LOWEL
FUNCTIONAL
SPECIFICITY
OF
HORIZONTAL
INTRACORTICAL
CIRCUITRY
IN
THE
PRIMARY
VISUAL
CORTEX
(AREA
17)
OF
CONVERGENTLY
SQUINTING
CATS
A.
SCHMITT
AND
U.
WOLFRUM
IDENTIFICATION
OF
THE
ACTIN-BINDING
PROTEIN
FLIGHTLESS
AS
A
COMPONENT
OF
THE
CONNECTING
CILIUM
OF
VERTEBRATE
PHOTORECEPTOR
CELLS
S.
SCHUETT,
K.
ZARBALIS,
W.
WURST,
T.
BONHOEFFER
AND
M.
HIIBENER
EPHRIN-A5
INFLUENCES
RETINOTOPIC
MAP
FORMATION
IN
THE
VISUAL
CORTEX
R.
DIEM,
R.
MEYER,
J.
H.
WEISHAUPT
AND
M.
BAHR
REDUCTION
OF
POTASSIUM
CURRENTS
AND
PHOSPATIDYLINOSITOL
3-KINASE
DEPENDENT
AKT
PHOSPHORYLATION
BY
TUMOR-NECROSIS-FACTOR-A
RESCUES
AXOTOMIZED
RETINAL
GANGLION
CELLS
FROM
RETROGRADE
CELL
DEATH
IN
VITRO
J.
H.
WEISHAUPT,
R.
DIEM,
P.
KERNER,
K.
K.
KIKLY,
S.
KRAJEWSKY,
J.
REED
AND
M.BAHR
ROLE
OF
CASPASE-8
IN
NEURONAL
APOPTOSIS
IN
VIVO
CORTEX
AND
CEREBELLUM
J.
STAIGER,
U.
OPFERMANN-EMMERICH,
C.
MASANNECK
AND
K.
ZILLES
PROLONGED
WHISKER
CLIPPING
DOES
NOT
DISTURB
THE
COLUMNAR
EXPRESSION
OF
C-FOS
IN
ADULT
RAT
BARREL
CORTEX
CAUSED
BY
EXPLORATION
OF
A
NOVEL
ENVIRONMENT
S.
BEHRENDS,
K.
ZILLES
AND
H.-J.
BIDMON
POSTNATAL
UPREGULATION
OF
THE
A
SUBUNIT
OF
SOLUBLE
GUANYLATE
CYCLASE
IN
THE
RAT
BRAIN.
K.
M.
STIEFEL,
J.
EILERS
AND
W.
SINGER
CHOLINERGIC
AND
NORADRENERGIC
NEUROMODULATION
DOES
NOT
AFFECT
ACTION
POTENTIAL
EVOKED
CA
2+
INFLUX.
C.-L.
VON
SCHLABRENDORFF,
A.
AERTSEN
AND
U.
EGERT
SPATIAL
AND
TEMPORAL
STRUCTURE
OF
IFP
AND
SPIKE
ACTIVITY
IN
THALAMOCORTICAL
SLICES
J.-F.
LEGER,
E.
STERN,
A.
AERTSEN
AND
D.
HECK
INFLUENCE
OF
BACKGROUND
ACTIVITY
ON
SIZE
AND
SUMMATION
OF
SYNCHRONOUS
AND
ASYNCHRONOUS
PSPS
IN
RAT
NEO-CORTICAL
NEURONS
IN
VIVO
M.
P.
NAWROT,
B.
KAMPA,
A.
AERTSEN,
S.
ROTTER
AND
D.
HECK
NETWORK
ACTIVITY
IN
VITRO
INDUCED
BY
DYNAMIC
PHOTOSTIMULATION
C.
MEHRING,
F.
KUEMMELL,
V.
RODRIGUEZ,
M.
NAWROT,
A.
AERTSEN
AND
D.
HECK
NON-LINEAR
ELECTRICAL
PROPERTIES
OF
SHARP
MICROELECTRODES
AND
PATCH
PIPETTES:
RELEVANCE
FOR
EXPERIMENTS
USING
INTRACELLULAR
CURRENT
INJECTION.
M.
P.
NAWROT,
V.
RODRIGUEZ,
A.
AERTSEN,
S.
ROTTER
AND
D.
HECK
VARIABILITY
AND
IRREGULARITY
OF
FIRING
IN
CORTICAL
NEURONS
28
620
621
622
623
624
625
626
627
628
629
630
631
632
633
A.
BRANDT,
A.
AERTSEN,
D.
HECK,
T.
WACHTLER
AND
S.
ROTTER
SPIKE
SORTING
REVISITED:
A
SEQUENTIAL
CLUSTERING
APPROACH
M.
BRECHT
AND
B.
SAKMANN
WHOLE-CELL
RECORDINGS
IN
RAT
SOMATOSENSORY
CORTEX
DURING
WHISKING
EPISODES
J.
LINN,
0.
GARASCHUK
AND
A.
KONNERTH
EARLY
NETWORK
OSCILLATIONS
IN
AN
INTACT
MOUSE
BRAIN
PREPARATION
H.
HENTSCHKE,
B.
ANTKOWIAK
AND
C.
SCHWARZ
VOLATILE
ANESTHETIC-INDUCED
CHANGES
OF
NEURONAL
ACTIVITY
IN
THE
RAT
SOMATOSENSORY
CORTEX
AS
REVEALED
BY
MULTIELECTRODE
RECORDINGS
IN
VIVO
A.
SCHIIZ
AND
D.
LIEWALD
PATTERNS
OFCORTICO-CORTICAL
CONNECTIONS
IN
THE
MOUSE
F.
SULTAN
EVIDENCE
FOR
A
PARASAGITTAL
ORGANIZATION
OF
THE
MOSSY
FIBERS
ON
A
SINGLE
FIBER
LEVEL:
FURTHER
SUPPORT
OF
A
TIMING
FUNCTION
IN
THE
CEREBELLUM
F.
SULTAN,
C.
SCHWARZ
AND
P.
THIER
POTENTIATION
OF
GABA
A
CONDUCTANCE
IN
THE
DEEP
CEREBELLAR
NUCLEI
OF
THE
LURCHER
MUTANT
MOUSE
F.
SULTAN,
U.
CZUBAYKO
AND
P.
THIER
PRINCIPAL
COMPONENT
ANALYSIS
OF
THE
RAT
LATERAL
CEREBELLAR
NUCLEAR
NEURONS
HIPPOCAMPUS
AND
LIMBIC
SYSTEM
0.
VON
BOHLEN
UND
HALBACH,
D.
ALBRECHT,
U.
HEINEMANN
AND
S.
SCHUCHMANN
INVOLVEMENT
OF
NITRIC
OXIDE
IN
LONG-TERM
POTENTIATION:
NITRIC
OXIDE
IMAGING
USING
1
,2-DIAMINOANTHRAQUINONE
K.
HELLNER,
T.
WALTHER
AND
D.
ALBRECHT
THE
SUPPRESSIVE
EFFECT
OF
ANGIOTENSIN
HON
THE
INDUCTION
OFLTP
IN
THE
LATERAL
AMYGDALA
IS
BLOCKED
BY
BICUCULLINE
IN
MAS-KO
MICE
C.
WOZNY,
U.
HEINEMANN
AND
J.
BEHR
CELL-SPECIFIC
SYNAPTIC
PLACTICITY
IN
THE
RAT
SUBICULUM
IN
VITRO
A.
KELLER,
F.
BAGORDA,
K.
HILDEBRANDT
AND
G.
TEUCHERT-NOODT
EFFECTS
OF
ENRICHED
AND
OF
RESTRICTED
REARING
ON
BOTH
NEUROGENESIS
AND
SYNAPTOGENESIS
IN
THE
HIPPOCAMPAL
DENTATE
GYRUS
OF
ADULT
GERBILS
MERIONES
UNGUICULATUS.
G.
MANTEUFFEL
DOES
NUCLEUS
ACCUMBENS
ACTIVITY
REFLECT
THE
HEDONIC
VALUE
OF
AN
EXPERIENCED
SITUATION?
P.
SCHULTE,
D.
GIINZEL
AND
W.-R.
SCHLUE
[MGF'F
REGULATION
IN
CAI
NEURONES
OF
THE
RAT
HIPPOCAMPUS
29
634
635
636
637
638
639
640
641
642
643
644
645
646
U.
SPRICK
EARLY
PRENATAL
EXCITOTOXIC
LESIONS
OF
LIMBIC
STRUCTURES
AS
A
RODENT
MODEL
FOR
SCHIZOPHRENIA
U.
SPRICK
INTRACEREBRAL
KAINIC
ACID
INJECTIONS
INTO
THE
HIPPOCAMPUS
OF
RATS
INDUCE
THE
EXPRESSION
OF
AGE-DEPENDENT
BEHAVIORAL
DEFICITS:
A
PUTATIVE
MODEL
FOR
SCHIZOPHRENIA
K.
CHAKALOVA,
C.
NORMANN
AND
J.
BISCHOFBERGER
MODULATION
OF
HIPPOCAMPAL
SYNAPTIC
PLASTICITY
BY
SEROTONIN
U.
WEHRENBERG,
J.
PRANGE-KIEL
AND
G.
RUNE
IS
STEROIDOGENIC
FACTOR-1
(SF-1
)
A
REGULATOR
OF
NEUROSTEROIDS
IN
THE
HIPPOCAMPUS?
J.
PRANGE-KIEL,
U.
WEHRENBERG,
H.
JARRY
AND
G.
RUNE
ESTROGEN
SYNTHESIS
AND
ESTROGEN
RECEPTOR
EXPRESSION
IN
HIPPOCAMPAL
NEURONS
IN
VITRO
J.
KEUKER,
P.
LUITEN
AND
E.
FUCHS
DIFFERENTIAL
ANTERIOR-POSTERIOR
NEURONAL
DENSITIES
IN
RHESUS
MONKEY
HIPPOCAMPAL
SUBFIELDS
M.
H.
P.
KOLE,
J.
M.
KOOLHAAS,
P.
G.
LUITEN
AND
E.
FUCHS
PSYCHOSOCIAL
STRESS-INDUCED
ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL
AND
MORPHOLOGICAL
ALTERATIONS
IN
HIPPOCAMPAL
CA3
NEURONS
U.
KRIIGEL,
R.
REGENTHAL,
H.
KITTNER
AND
P.
ILLES
P2-RECEPTOR
STIMULATION
FACILITATES
GLUTAMATE
RELEASE
IN
THE
NUCLEUS
ACCUMBENS
M.
MARTINEZ
SANCHEZ,
K.
G.
REYMANN
AND
F.
STRIGGOW
CALCIUM-RELATED
MECHANISMS
OF
ISCHEMIA-INDUCED
NEURONAL
DEATH
IN
HIPPOCAMPAL
SLICE
CULTURES
D.
SENITZ,
M.
LAUER
AND
H.
BECKMANN
NOVEL
FORMATION
OF
BASAL
DENDRITES
IN
HIPPOCAMPAL
GRANULE
CELLS
OF
SCHIZOPHRENIC
PATIENTS
-
A
GOLGI
STUDY
V.
NAGERL
AND
I.
MODY
RAPID
DYNAMICS
OF
SINGLE
ACTION
POTENTIAL
INDUCED
SOMATIC
CA
2+
TRANSIENTS
IN
MOUSE
HIPPOCAMPAL
NEURONS
A.
KIEWE,
A.
SCHUKER,
T.
HERRMANN,
A.
MOLLER
AND
B.
SCHLOSSHAUER
TOWARDS
STUDIES
ON
ACTIVITY-DEPENDENT
BDNF
EXPRESSION:
ORGANOTYPICALLY
CULTURED
HIPPOCAMPUS
ON
MICRO
ELECTRODE
ARRAYS
M.
ELIAVA,
D.
YILMAZER-HANKE
AND
E.
ASAN
DOPAMINERGIC
INNERVATION
OFCORTICOTROPIN-RELEASING-FACTOR(CRF)-IMMUNOREACTIVE
NEURONS
IN
THE
RAT
CENTRAL
AMYGDALOID
NUCLEUS
30
647
648
649
650
651
652
653
654
655
656
657
658
659
660
661
LEARNING
AND
MEMORY
0.
STIEDL,
S.
KRIKS,
M.
KOCH
AND
J.
SPIESS
ANALYSIS
OF
AUTONOMIC
FUNCTION
OFC57BL/6J
MICE
AFTER
CONTEXTUAL
FEAR
CONDITIONING
G.
KRECK,
C.
EBBINGHAUS,
R.
MULLER,
M.
STEMMIER,
U.
HEINEMANN
AND
A.
HERZ
RESONANCE
PHENOMENA
AND
FREQUENCY
MEMORY
IN
CORTICAL
NEURONS
R.
SCHEINER
AND
J.
ERBER
SUCROSE
RESPONSIVENESS
AND
DIFFERENT
FORMS
OF
LEARNING
IN
THE
HONEY
BEE
(APIS
MELLIFERA
L.)
M.
SCHUBERT,
M.
GIURFA,
S.
FRANCUCCI
AND
H.
LACHNIT
CONFIGURAL
VISUAL
LEARNING
IN
HONEY
BEES
A.
FRIEDRICH,
D.
EISENHARDT
AND
U.
MULLER
DIFFERENTIAL
MODULATION
OFCREB
ISOFORMS:
A
KEYROLE
IN
LEARNING
K.
VOB,
A.
FRIEDRICH,
D.
EISENHARDT
AND
U.
MULLER
MODULATION
OFCREB
ISOFORMS
BY
SATIATION
IN
HONEYBEES
R.
MENZEL
AND
G.
MANZ
ASSOCIATIVE
SYNAPTIC
POTENTIATION
IN
MUSHROOM
BODY-EXTRINSIC
NEURONS
OF
HONEYBEES
N.
STOLLHOFF,
R.
BRANDT,
M.
ZIJCKLER,
A.
STEEGE,
C.
KAPS
AND
R.
MENZEL
A
STANDARDIZED
3D
DIGITAL
ATLAS
OF
THE
BRAIN
OF
THE
HONEYBEE
WORKER
B.
KOMISCHKE,
M.
GIURFA,
H.
LACHNIT
AND
D.
MALUN
REVERSAL
LEARNING
AND
DIFFERENTIAL
OLFACTORY
CONDITIONING
IN
HONEYBEES
J.-C.
SANDOZ
AND
R.
MENZEL
SIDE
SPECIFICITY
OF
OLFACTORY
LEARNING
IN
THE
HONEY
BEE
LF.
THOMAS
AND
U.
MULLER
LEARNING-INDUCED
CHANGES
OF
PKC
AND
ITS
FUNCTION
IN
THE
FORMATION
OF
LONG-TERM
MEMORY
IN
THE
MUSHROOM
BODIES
OF
APIS
MELLIFERA
U.
MULLER
AND
L.
GRIINBAUM
PHASES
OF
RETRIEVAL-INDUCED
CHANGES
IN
SECOND
MESSENGER
CASCADES
IN
THE
HONEYBEE
DO
NOT
OVERLAP
WITH
MEMORY
PHASES
D.
EISENHARDT,
P.
VETTER,
H.
KREB
AND
R.
MENZEL
CHARACTERIZATION
OF
A
CREB
GENE
IN
THE
HONEYBEE
BRAIN
F.
GUERRIERI,
G.
KRAUSE,
B.
KOMISCHKE,
B.
GERBER,
D.
MALUN
AND
M.
GIURFA
BLOCKING
AND
ODOUR
SIMILARITY
IN
OLFACTORY
CONDITIONING
OF
HONEYBEES
N.
DEISIG,
H.
LACHNIT,
M.
GIURFA
AND
F.
HELLSTERN
CONFIGURAL
OLFACTORY
LEARNING
IN
HONEYBEES:
NEGATIVE
AND
POSITIVE
PATTERNING
DISCRIMINATIONS
31
662
663
664
665
666
667
668
669
670
671
672
673
674
675
S.
LEE
AND
M.
GIURFA
THE
EFFECT
OF
US
INTENSITY
ON
CS
SCALING
IN
HONEYBEE
COLOR
LEARNING
C.
LIESHOFF,
E.
PROVE
AND
H.-J.
BISCHOF
TESTOSTERONE-DEPENDENT
PLASTICITY
OF
AVIAN
FOREBRAIN
NEURONS
IS
NOT
RESTRICTED
TO
THE
SONG
CONTROL
SYSTEM
S.
LISSEK
AND
0.
GIINTIIRKUN
ROLE
OF
NMD
A
RECEPTORS
IN
THE
"
PREFRONTAL
CORTEX
"
OF
THE
PIGEON:
UNLEARNING,
RESPONSE
INHIBITION,
WORKING
MEMORY?
D.
KARAKUYU,
B.
DIEKAMP
AND
0.
GIINTIIRKUN
THE
CHANGE
OF
EXTRACELLULAR
DOPAMINE
DURING
A
WORKING
MEMORY
TASK
IN
THE
"
PREFRONTAL
CORTEX
"
OF
PIGEONS:
AN
IN
VIVO
MICRODIALYSIS
STUDY
J.-U.
F.
BUSCHMANN
TEMPORAL
MICROSTRUCTURE
OF
THE
OPERANT
CONDITIONING
PROCESS
IN
RATS
AND
CHICKENS
REVEALS
CHARACTERISTIC
PATTERNS
B.
HOLTMANN
AND
R.
SCHMIDT
INVOLVEMENT
OF
EPENDYMIN
IN
MEMORY
CONSOLIDATION
AFTER
POSITIVELY
REINFORCED
COLOUR
DISCRIMINATION
LEARNING
IN
FISH
I.
W.
STUERMER,
M.
FROHLICH,
T.
WAGNER,
W.
WETZEL
AND
E.
KRUSE
OPEN
FIELD
BEHAVIOUR
UND
AUDITORY
DISCRIMINATION
LEARNING
IN
WILD
CAUGHT
AND
LABORATORY
RAISED
MONGOLIAN
GERBILS
("MERIONES
UNGUICULATUS)
H.
REIHER
RETRIEVAL
AND
RECONSOLIDATION
OF
MEMORY
CHANGING
DIMENSIONS
OF
THE
RECONSTRUCTED
STATE
SPACE
B.
BREMBS,
E.
WILKINSON,
F.
REYES,
D.
BAXTER
AND
J.
BYRNE
OPERANT
CONDITIONING
USING
SELF-STIMULATION
IN
APLYSIA
0.
BOCK
AND
S.
VAN
DEN
ABEELE
ADAPTATION
TO
ROTATED
VISUAL
INPUT.
W.
WETZEL,
T.
WAGNER,
F.
W.
OHL,
H.
NEUBAUER
AND
H.
SCHEICH
LEFT
AUDITORY
CORTEX
LESION
IN
MONGOLIAN
GERBILS
(MERIONES
UNGUICULATUS)
IMPAIRS
DISCRIMINATION
OF
ASCENDING
AND
DESCENDING
THREE-TONE
SEQUENCES
C.
HELMEKE,
W.
OVTSCHAROFF
AND
K.
BRAUN
INFLUENCE
OF
THE
SENSORY
AND
PSYCHOSOCIAL
ENVIRONMENT
ON
THE
DEVELOPMENT
OF
SYNAPTIC
COMPOSITION
IN
THE
ANTERIOR
CINGULATE
CORTEX
C.
HELMEKE,
G.
POEGGEL
AND
K.
BRAUN
PERIODIC
PARENTAL
SEPARATION
CHANGES
THE
NUMBER
OF
INHIBITORY
INTERNEURONS
IN
THE
MEDIAL
PREFRONTAL
CORTEX
W.
OVTSCHAROFF
AND
K.
BRAUN
MATERNAL
SEPARATION
AND
SOCIAL
ISOLATION
MODULATES
THE
POSTNATAL
DEVELOPMENT
OF
SYNAPTIC
COMPOSTION
IN
THE
INFRALIMBIC
CORTEX
OF
OCTODON
DEGUS
32
676
677
678
679
680
681
682
683
684
685
686
687
688
689
K.
BRAUN,
I.
ZIABREVA
AND
R.
SCHNABEL
MOTHER
'
S
VOICE
PROTECTS
FROM
SEPARATION
INDUCED
CHANGES
OF5-HT!A
AND
GABA
A
RECEPTORS
IN
THE
LIMBIC
SYSTEM
J.
BOCK
AND
K.
BRAUN
JUVENILE
TRAUMATIC
EXPERIENCE
DIFFERENTIALLY
MODIFIES
SPINE
DENSITY
IN
PREFRONTAL
AND
SENSORY
CORTICAL
BRAIN
AREAS
J.
BOCK
AND
K.
BRAUN
PARENTAL
SEPARATION
LEADS
TO
ALTERED
METABOLIC
ACTIVATION
IN
DIFFERENT
CORTICAL
BRAIN
AREAS
H.
NEUBAUER,
H.
SCHEICH
AND
H.
SCHULZE
QUANTITATIVE
ANALYSIS
OF
AM
DISCRIMINATION
LEARNING
IN
MONGOLIAN
GERBILS
H.
STARK,
A.
BISCHOF,
T.
WAGNER
AND
H.
SCHEICH
STAGES
OF
AVOIDANCE
STRATEGY
FORMATION
IN
GERBILS
DURING
SHUTTLE-BOX
CONDITIONING
M.
GRUSS,
P.
KREMZ
AND
K.
BRAUN
BEHAVIORAL
CONSEQUENCES
OF
EARLY
PARENTAL
SEPARATION
AND
SOCIAL
ISOLATION
IN
OCTODON
DEGUS.
M.
GRUSS
AND
K.
BRAUN
NEUROCHEMICAL
CORRELATES
OF
THE
FRAGILE
X
MENTAL
RETARDATION
SYNDROME:
ALTERED
AMINO
ACIDS
AND
MONOAMINE
METABOLISM
IN
FRAGILE
X
KNOCK-OUT
MICE.
H.
ADELSBERGER
AND
J.
HOLZHAIDER
STUDYING
CHANGES
IN
MOUSE
HIPPOCAMPAL
PROTEIN
EXPRESSION
PATTERNS
AFTER
A
SPATIAL
MEMORY
TASK
USING
TWO-DIMENSIONAL
GEL
ELECTROPHORESIS
M.
GIURFA,
P.
NIERLE,
M.
BECKER
AND
D.
MALUN
MECHANOSENSORY
CLASSICAL
CONDITIONING
IN
THE
HONEYBEE
M.
GIURFA,
S.
ZHANG,
A.
JENETT,
C.
BBNISCH,
C.
WILEY,
R.
MENZEL
AND
M.
SRINIVASAN
SAMENESS/DIFFERENCE
CONCEPTS
IN
AN
INSECT
M.
WEBER
AND
S.
SCHMID
SYNAPTIC
DEPRESSION
IN
THE
PNC
(NUCLEUS
RETICULARIS
PONDS
CAUDALIS)
-
A
CELLULAR
SUBSTRATE
FOR
SHORT
TERM
HABITUATION
OF
THE
STARTLE
REFLEX?
S.
KRAMER
AND
R.
APFELBACH
SPATIAL
AND
OLFACTORY
LEARNING
IN
OLD
RATS
S.
SCHMID
AND
M.
FENDT
THE
ROLE
OF
AMYGDALOID
MGLUR5
IN
LEARNING
G.
PUTZ,
S.
KRAMER,
T.
ZARS
AND
M.
HEISENBERG
IGNORANT,
A
NEW
DROSOPHILA
LEARNING
AND
MEMORY
MUTANT
IN
AN
OPERANT
CONDITIONING
PARADIGM
34
690
691
692
693
694
695
696
697
698
699
700
701
702
703
M.
SCHWARZEL,
T.
KITAMOTO,
T.
ZARS
AND
M.
HEISENBERG
CONDITIONAL
BLOCK
OF
SYNAPTIC
TRANSMISSION
DURING
OLFACTORY
MEMORY
ACQUISITION
OR
RETRIEVAL
IN
DROSOPHILA
MELANOGASTER
F.-O.
LEHMANN
HONEYBEE
LEARNING
IN
A
VIRTUAL
REALITY
FLIGHT
SIMULATOR
S.
BISCH-KNADEN
AND
R.
WEHNER
LOCAL
VECTORS
IN
ANT
NAVIGATION:
ARE
THEY
GEOCENTRIC
OR
EGOCENTRIC?
M.
LEHRER
AND
R.
CHAMPAN
DISCRIMINATION
OF
CLOSED
SHAPES
IN
TWO
BEE
SPECIES,
APIS
MELLIFERA
AND
MEGACHILE
ROTUNDA
NEUROANATOMICAL
STUDIES
E.
HEGAZI,
E.
TOUSSON
AND
R.
HUSTERT
THE
INTERSEGMENTAL
NETWORK
OFAFFERENTS
IN
THE
LOCUST
ABDOMINAL
GANGLIA
U.
SCHROTER
AND
R.
MENZEL
A
PUTATIVE
GUSTATORY
INPUT
INTO
THE
HONEYBEE
MUSHROOM
BODY
U.
SCHROTER
AND
R.
MENZEL
CENTRAL
AND
PERIPHERAL
VUM
NEURONS
WITHIN
THE
HONEYBEE
SEG
A.
BULLERJAHN
AND
H.-J.
PFLIIGER
COMPARISON
OFNADPHD-HISTOCHEMISTRY
WITH
NOS-IMMUNOCYTOCHEMISTRY
IN
THE
LOCUST
VENTRAL
NERVE
CORD
A.
BULLERJAHN,
T.
MENTEL,
P.
A.
STEVENSON
AND
H.-J.
PFLIIGER
NO
AS
A
TRANSMITTER
OF
IDENTIFIED
EFFERENT
NEURONES
IN
LOCUST
ABDOMINAL
GANGLIA
K.
LEHMANN,
R.
R.
DAWIRS
AND
G.
TEUCHERT-NOODT
ISOLATION
REARING
AFFECTS
THE
DAT
EXPRESSION
IN
THE
CAUDATE-PUTAMEN
OF
MONGOLIAN
GERBILS.
C.
MASANNECK,
W.
ZUSCHRATTER,
K.
ZILLES
AND
J.
STAIGER
TARGET
STRUCTURES
OF
VASOACTIVE-INTESTINAL-POLYPEPTIDE
(VLP)-POSITIVE
INTERNEURONS
IN
THE
BARREL
CORTEX
OF
THE
RAT
S.
HEID,
A.
KRAL,
R.
HARTMANN
AND
R.
KLINKE
MORPHOLOGY
OF
THE
AUDITORY
PATHWAYS
IN
CONGENITALLY
DEAF
WHITE
CATS
EQUIPPED
WITH
COCHLEAR
IMPLANTS
D.
LIEBETANZ,
M.
NITSCHE,
C.
FROMM
AND
C.
REYHER
CENTRAL
OLFACTORY
CONNECTIONS
OF
THE
MICROSMATIC
PRIMATE
CALLITHRIX
JACHHUS
M.
NITSCHE,
D.
LIEBETANZ,
C.
REYHER
AND
C.
FROMM
THE
AFFERENT
CONNECTIVITY
OF
THE
VENTRAL
STRIATAL
SUBTERRITORIES
OF
THE
PRIMATE
CALLITHRIX
JACCHUS
35
704
705
706
707
708
709
710
711
712
713
714
715
716
717
718
E.
TOUSSON,
H.
ABO-HARGA
AND
R.
HUSTERT
PAD-LIKE
REGENERATES
ON
THE
LOCUST
TIBIA
ASSUME
FUNCTIONS
OF
TARSAL
PULVILLI
I.
FRAMBACH
AND
F.-W.
SCHIIRMANN
INSECT
BRAIN
NEUROPILES
DISCRIMINATED
BY
THE
DISTRIBUTION
OF
A
SYNAPTIC
PROTEIN
A.
HAASE,
M.
STERN,
K.
WACHTLER
AND
G.
BICKER
NEURON
SPECIFIC
CARBOHYDRATE
EPITOPE
AS
PHYLOGENETIC
MARKER
K.
SCHWABE,
W.
LOSCHER
AND
U.
EBERT
ANATOMICAL
CHARACTERIZATION
OF
A
SEIZURE
SENSITIVE
REGION
IN
THE
PIRIFORM
CORTEX
OF
THE
RAT
P.
ANDREAS,
R.
LOHR,
T.
GODENSCHWEGE,
E.
BUCHNER,
G.
TECHNAU
AND
A.
PROKOP
IMAGING
CENTRAL
SYNAPSES
OF
IDENTIFIED
NEURONS
WITHIN
THE
NERVOUS
SYSTEM
0.
BAUMANN,
D.
KUHNEL
AND
B.
WALZ
SEROTONERGIC
AND
DOPAMINERGIC
INNERVATION
OF
COCKROACH
SALIVARY
GLANDS
A.
L.
PINA,
M.
KUBITZA,
S.
VAN
WAGENEN,
M.
PROESCHOLDT,
A.
BRAWANSKI
AND
J.
TOMBRAN-TINK
IMMUNOCYTOCHEMICAL
LOCALIZATION
OF
PIGMENT
EPITHELIUM
DERIVED
FACTOR
IN
THE
ADULT
RAT
BRAIN
C.
KAYSER,
R.
WURTZ,
V.
BONIN
AND
P.
KONIG
EVALUATION
OF
SERIAL
SECTIONS
USING
GABOR
PYRAMID
MATCHING
NEUROHISTOCHEMICAL
STUDIES
0.
GANESHINA
AND
R.
MENZEL
GABA-IMMUNOREACTIVE
NEURONS
IN
THE
MUSHROOM
BODIES
OF
THE
HONEYBEE
-
ELECTRON
MICROSCOPIC
STUDY.
T.
MANZKE,
U.
BICKMEYER,
W.
ROSSLER,
M.
HEINE
AND
D.
RICHTER
IMMUNOSTAINING
OF
5-HT4A
AND
5-HT7
RECEPTORS
IN
MOUSE
HIPPOCAMPAL
NEURON
J.
WIESE,
C.
R.
MALZ
AND
H.-J.
KUHN
A
TRANSIENT
S-100-IMMUNOREACTIVE
CELL
POPULATION
IN
THE
DEVELOPING
MAIN
OLFACTORY
AND
VOMERONASAL
EPITHELIA
OF
THE
TREE
SHREW
TUPAIA
BELANGERI
H.
MARQUARDT,
G.
SCHRAMM
AND
T.
ROEDER
BRAIN
SEX
-
ANALYSIS
OF
SEX-SPECIFIC
TRANSCRIPTION
IN
THE
DROSOPHILA
HEAD
G.
SCHRAMM,
I.
BUBMEIER,
M.
GEWECKE
AND
T.
ROEDER
TRANSCRIPTS
SPECIFICALLY
PRESENT
IN
THE
OPTIC
LOBES
OF
INSECTS
K.-P.
ROBINE,
R.
SCHULZ
AND
G.
ASMUSSEN
EXPRESSION
OFSIOO-ALPHA
IN
THE
BRAIN
OF
THE
JAPANESE
QUAIL
W.
HARTIG,
J.
KACZA,
J.
GROSCHE,
K.
BRAUER,
G.
BRUCKNER
AND
J.
SEEGER
CARBOCYANINE-TAGGED
ANTIBODIES
DIRECTED
AGAINST
P75
NTRFORTHE
IN
VIVO
LABELLING
OF
RAT
BASAL
FOREBRAIN
CHOLINERGIC
NEURONS
36
719
720
721
722
723
724
725
726
727
728
729
730
731
S.
R.
OTT,
H.
AONUMA,
P.
L.
NEWLAND
AND
M.
R.
ELPHICK
NADPH
DIAPHORASE
IN
INVERTEBRATE
NERVOUS
SYSTEMS:
NEW
TECHNIQUES
AND
A
NOTE
OF
CAUTION
E.
POLLAK
AND
L.
MOLNAR
DEVELOPMENT
AND
FEATURES
OFGABAERGIC
STRUCTURES
IN
THE
NERVOUS
SYSTEM
OF
TERRESTRIAL
ISOPOD
PORCELLIO
SCABER
V.
DENES,
Z.
LAZAR,
L.
BARTHO
AND
R.
GABRIEL
EFFECT
OF
SEROTONIN
IN
RABBIT
ILEUM:
MORPHOLOGICAL
AND
PHARMACOLOGICAL
EVIDENCE
S.
BUCHNER,
T.
A.
GODENSCHWEGE,
D.
JHAVERI,
K.
KRISHNAN,
D.
REISCH,
D.
RICHTER,
V.
RODRIGUES
AND
E.
BUCHNER
DISTRIBUTION
OF
SYNAPTIC
PROTEINS
IN
IDENTIFIED
MOTOMEURONAL
BOUTONS
ON
LARVAL
BODY
WALL
MUSCLES
OF
DROSOPHILA
NEUROCHEMISTRY
M.
SLESINA
AND
W.
VOLKNANDT
FAST
MOVEMENT
OF
LARGE
RIBONUCLEOPROTEIN
PARTICLES
(VAULTS)
IN
PC12
AND
U373
CELLS
P.
VOLLMAYER,
M.
KOCH,
N.
BRAUN
AND
H.
ZIMMERMANN
EXTRACELLULAR
HYDROLYSIS
OF
NUCLEOTIDES
BYPC12
CELLS:
IDENTIFICATION
OF
ENZYME
SPECIES
AND
THEIR
CELLULAR
DISTRIBUTION
A.
KARPUSHEV
HISTAMINE
INFLUENCE
ON
THE
PARAMETERS
OF
THE
RESPIRATORY
CYCLE
PHASES
V.
V.
REVIN,
A.
A.
MOSKOVKIN,
Y.
A.
KOZLOV,
U.
G.
SAMOILOVA
AND
N.
M.
DANEIKINA
ANALYSIS
OF
THE
PHOSPHOLIPASE
A2
ACTIVITY
IN
SCIATIC
NERVES
OF
THE
RAT
DURING
CARRYING
OUT
OF
THE
RHYTMIC
EXCITATION
L.
ZECCA,
M.
GERLACH,
P.
RIEDERER
AND
D.
TAMPELLINI
IRON,
NEUROMELANIN
AND
FERRITIN
IN
SUBSTANTIA
NIGRA
OF
NORMAL
SUBJECTS
AT
DIFFERENT
AGES.
CONSEQUENCES
FOR
IRON
STORAGE
AND
NEURODEGENERATION
C.
GOERITZ,
E.
C.
MUELLER,
A.
OTTO
AND
F.
W.
PFRIEGER
SOLUBLE
SIGNALS
FROM
GLIAL
CELLS
DOWNREGULATE
APOLIPOPROTEIN
A-1
IN
CULTURED
RAT
RETINAL
GANGLION
CELLS
H.
FUCHS
AND
W.
HAUBER
IMMUNOCYTOCHEMICAL
AND
NEUROCHEMICAL
CHARACTERISATION
OF
DOPAMINERGIC
AFFERENTS
TO
THE
RAT
GLOBUS
PALLIDUS
J.
NAGEL
AND
W.
HAUBER
EFFECTS
OF
PHYSIOLOGICAL
AND
PHARMACOLOGICAL
STIMULI
ON
EXTRACELLULAR
ADENOSINE
LEVELS
IN
THE
RAT
NUCLEUS
ACCUMBENS
L.
NAGY
AND
L.
HIRIPI
POSSIBLE
ROLE
OF
DOPA
UPTAKE
IN
DA
SYNTHESIS
IN
THE
LOCUST
BRAIN
37
732
733
734
735
736
737
738
739
740
741
742
743
744
745
SYNAPSES
AND
TRANSMITTERS
R.
RITZ,
N.
AXMACHER,
M.
STEMMIER,
D.
ENGEL
AND
A.
DRAGUHN
MODELING
SYNAPTIC
PLASTICITY
THROUGH
CHANGES
IN
TRANSMITTER
METABOLISM
D.
MAUCH,
S.
SCHUMACHER
AND
F.
PFRIEGER
CHARACTERIZATION
OF
GLIA-DERIVED
SIGNALS
PROMOTING
SYNAPSE
DEVELOPMENT
IN
CNS
NEURONS
K.
NAEGLER,
D.
MAUCH
AND
F.
PFRIEGER
GLIA-DERIVED
PROTEINS
INCREASE
THE
NUMBER
OF
AUTAPSES
IN
A
CNS
NEURON
T.
MITTMANN
AND
U.
T.
EYSEL
ASYMMETRY
IN
THE
CHANGES
OF
LONG-TERM
POTENTIATION
AND
DEPRESSION
AFTER
LESIONS
IN
RAT
VISUAL
CORTEX
M.
HIIMMEKE,
T.
MITTMANN
AND
U.
T.
EYSEL
SLOW-ONSET
LTP
IN
LAYER
II/III
NEURONS
OF
RAT
VISUAL
CORTEX
REQUIRES
ACTIVATION
OF
METABOTROPIC
GLUTAMATE
RECEPTORS.
R.
MOHRMANN,
G.
KDHR,
H.
HATT,
R.
SPRENGEL
AND
K.
GOTTMANN
SYNAPTIC
TARGETING
OF
NMD
A
RECEPTORS
IS
IMPAIRED
BY
DELETION
OF
THE
C-TERMINAL
DOMAIN
OF
THE
NR2B
SUBUNIT
IN
NASCENT
CORTICAL
SYNAPSES
G.
KATTENSTROTH,
S.
RUMPEL
AND
K.
GOTTMANN
SEROTONIN
INDUCES
BIDIRECTIONAL
PLASTICITY
IN
DEVELOPING
RAT
VISUAL
CORTEX
D.
PLITZKO,
S.
RUMPEL
AND
K.
GOTTMANN
ACTIVITY-DEPENDENT
FUNCTIONAL
INDUCTION
OF
SILENT
SYNAPSES
IS
FACILITATED
BY
INSULIN
S.
RUMPEL
AND
K.
GOTTMANN
LAYER-SPECIFIC
REGULATION
OF
SILENT
SYNAPSES
DURING
THE
DEVELOPMENT
OF
THE
RAT
VISUAL
CORTEX
M.
HARTMANN,
F.
NARZ,
K.
S.
ERDMANN,
R.
HEUMANN
AND
V.
LESSMANN
EXPRESSION
OF
THE
TRKB
ISOFORMS
T1
AND
T2
INCREASES
THE
NUMBER
OF
FILOPODIC
EXTENSIONS
IN
CORTICAL
NEURONS
M.
KLAU,
M.
HARTMANN,
K.
ERDMANN,
R.
HEUMANN
AND
V.
LESSMANN
REDUCTION
IN
THE
NUMBER
OF
FUNCTIONAL
GLUTAMATERGIC
SYNAPSES
IN
HIPPOCAMPAL
NEURONS
OVEREXPRESSING
FULL-LENGTH
TRKB
RECEPTORS
M.
HARTMANN,
R.
HEUMANN
AND
V.
LESSMANN
TETANIC
STIMULATION
INDUCES
POSTSYNAPTIC
RELEASE
OF
BDNF
AT
GLUTAMATERGIC
SYNAPSES
G.
BARMASHENKO,
T.
MITTMANN
AND
U.
EYSEL
CHANGES
IN
CYTOSOLIC
CALCIUM
[CA
2+
F
AND
LTP
IN
THE
SURROUND
OF
VISUAL
CORTEX
LESIONS
IN
RATS.
K.
GOTTMANN,
V.
LEBMANN
AND
R.
MOHRMANN
FUNCTIONAL
PRESYNAPTIC
DIFFERENTIATION
AT
GLUTAMATERGIC
SYNAPSES
IN
CULTURED
NEOCORTICAL
NEURONS
38
746
747
748
749
750
751
752
753
754
755
756
757
758
759
T.
ROSZER,
Z.
SERFOZO
AND
K.
ELEKES
NEUROCHEMICAL
ORGANIZATION
OF
THE
ENTERIC
NERVOUS
SYSTEM
OFPULMONATE
SNAILS:
NITRERGIC
AND
PEPTIDERGIC
NETWORKS
G.
ADELMANN,
C.
BRIX,
K.
MEWS,
T.
BORCHARDT,
R.
SPRENGEL
AND
M.
FROTSCHER
INCREASE
IN
HIPPOCAMPAL
SYNAPSES
CONTAINING
THE
GLUR-B
SUBUNIT
OF
THE
AMP
A
RECEPTOR
IN
GLUR-A
DEFICIENT
MICE
K.
REIM,
M.
MANSOUR,
F.
VAROQUEAUX,
H.
T.
MCMAHON,
N.
BROSE
AND
C.
ROSENMUND
COMPLEXINS
REGULATE
A
LATE
STEP
IN
CA
2+
-DEPENDENT
NEUROTRANSMITTER
RELEASE
D.
BEUTNER,
T.
VOETS,
E.
NEHER
AND
T.
MOSER
CALCIUM
DEPENDENCE
OFEXOCYTOSIS
AND
ENDOCYTOSIS
AT
THE
COCHLEAR
INNER
HAIR
CELL
AFFERENT
SYNAPSE
M.
MARGITTAI,
D.
FASSHAUER,
R.
LANGEN
AND
R.
JAHN
PATHWAY
OF
NEURONAL
SNARE
COMPLEX
ASSEMBLY
D.
SCHUETZ,
R.
JAHN
AND
D.
BRUNS
ROLE
OFMUNC-18
IN
LDCV
EXOCYTOSIS
P.
HOLROYD,
T.
LANG
AND
R.
JAHN
CA
2+
TRIGGERED
TRANSIENT
OPENING
OF
SECRETORY
GRANULES
IMAGED
ON
PLASMA
MEMBRANE
SHEETS
FROM
PC
12
CELLS
S.
PABST,
M.
MARGITTAI,
R.
LANGEN,
R.
JAHN
AND
D.
FASSHAUER
INTERACTION
OF
COMPLEXIN
WITH
THE
NEURONAL
SNARE
COMPLEX
S.
TAKAMORI,
J.
S.
RHEE,
C.
ROSENMUND
AND
R.
JAHN
CO-RELEASE
OF
GLUTAMATE
AND
GABA
FROM
BNPI-EXPRESSING
GABAERGIC
NEURONS
IN
HIPPOCAMPAL
AUTAPTIC
CULTURES
G.
RUNE,
L.
ZHOU,
J.
PRANGE,
U.
WEHRENBERG
AND
M.
FROTSCHER
PRESYNAPTIC
EFFECTS
OF
ESTROGEN
IN
THE
HIPPOCAMPUS
L.
ZHOU,
J.
BEHRENS
AND
W.
BIRCHMEIER
CHARACTERIZATION
AND
FUNCTIONAL
ANALYSIS
OF
A
NEWLY
IDENTIFIED
MEMBER
OF
THE
CADHERIN
FAMILY,
PNS-CADHERIN
A.
SIGLER,
J.-S.
RHEE,
I.
AUGUSTIN,
N.
BROSE
AND
C.
ROSENMUND
USE-DEPENDENT
AUGMENTATION
OF
RELEASABLE
VESICLE
POOL
AND
RELEASE
PROBABILITY
IN
A
GENETICALLY
DEFINED
SUBPOPULATION
OFGLUTAMATERGIC
SYNAPSES
M.
HORNER
AND
R.
HEBLICH
AMINERGIC
MODULATION
OF
THE
CRICKET
GIANT
FIBRE
PATHWAY:
ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY
AND
PHARMACOLOGY
M.
SEYFARTH,
D.
W.
RICHTER
AND
S.
HIILSMANN
LIMITED
EFFECTS
OF
GLIAL
TRANSMITTER
UPTAKE
FOR
GLYCINERGIC
INHIBITION
IN
MOUSE
HYPOGLOSSAL
MOTONEURONS
39
760
761
762
763
764
765
766
767
768
769
770
771
772
773
W.
ZHANG
AND
S.
GAJIC
PHARMACOLOGICAL
EVIDENCES
FOR
THE
PRESENCE
OF
FUNCTIONALLY
DIFFERENT
GABA
B
RECEPTOR
SUBTYPES
IN
RESPIRATORY
NETWORK
OF
MOUSE
DURING
POSTNATAL
DEVELOPMENT
V.
SCHEUB,
R.
SCHNEGGENBURGER
AND
E.
NEHER
COVARIANCE
ANALYSIS
OF
EPSCS
REVEALS
A
REDUCTION
OFQUANTAL
SIZE
CONTRIBUTING
TO
DEPRESSION
AT
THE
CALYX
OF
HELD
SYNAPSE
T.
LANG,
D.
BRUNS,
D.
WENZEL,
D.
RIEDEL,
P.
HOLROYD,
C.
THIELE
AND
R.
JAHN
SNARES
ARE
CONCENTRATED
IN
CHOLESTEROL-DEPENDENT
MICRODOMAINS
THAT
DEFINE
DOCKING
AND
FUSION
SITES
FOR
EXOCYTOSIS
D.
BRUNS,
D.
RIEDEL,
J.
KLINGAUF
AND
R.
JAHN
AMPEROMETRIC
DETECTION
OFQUANTAL
SEROTONIN
RELEASE
J.
SORENSEN,
S.-H.
WEI,
T.
VOETS,
U.
ASHERY,
U.
MATTI,
T.
BINZ,
J.
RETTIG
AND
E.
NEHER
MUTATION
OF
STRONTIUM
BINDING
SITES
IN
THE
SNARE
COMPLEX
IMPAIRS
EXOCYTOSIS
G.
NAGY,
LI.
MATTI,
T.
BINZ,
J.
RETTIG,
E.
NEHER
AND
J.
B.
SORENSEN
THE
EFFECT
OF
PHOSPHORYLATION
OF
SNAP-25
AT
SERL87
ON
EXOCYTOSIS
S.
LINDEMANN,
M.
FEDROWITZ,
W.
LOSCHER
AND
M.
GERNERT
IN
VIVO
ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY
OF
STRIATAL
NEURONS
IN
THE
MUTANT
CIRCLING
(CI2)
RAT
G.
RADNIKOW,
D.
FELDMEYER
AND
J.
LIIBKE
MORPHOLOGICAL
AND
PHYSIOLOGICAL
CHARACTERISTICS
OF
CAJAL-RETZIUS
CELLS
IN
RAT
NEOCORTEX
J.
BROCKHAUS
AND
J.
W.
DEITMER
MODULATION
OF
NEURONAL
COMMUNICATION
BY
STIMULATION
OF
BERGMANN
GLIAL
CELLS
IN
ACUTE
CEREBELLAR
SLICES
FROM
JUVENILE
RATS
F.
C.
BRITZ
AND
J.
W.
DEITMER
EVIDENCE
FOR
CHEMICAL
TRANSMISSION
BETWEEN
A
NEURON
AND
THE
GIANT
GLIAL
CELL
IN
THE
LEECH
CENTRAL
NERVOUS
SYSTEM
C.
EHNERT,
0.
UCKERMANN,
P.
A,
STEVENSON,
K.
SCHILDBERGER
AND
S.
MICHEL
SYNCHRONIZATION
OF
CIRCADIAN
PACEMAKER
NEURONS
BY
CHEMICAL
AND
ELECTRICAL
SYNAPSES
IN
THE
MARINE
SNAIL
BULLA
GOULDIANA
I.
DEAN,
S.
ROBERTSON
AND
F.
EDWARDS
PROPERTIES
OF
A
NOVEL
SYNAPTIC
CURRENT
IN
CEREBELLAR
PURKINJE
CELLS
A.
HEMPELMANN,
W.
ZUSCHRATTER,
C.
C.
GARNER,
E.
D.
GUNDELFINGER
AND
T.
DRESBACH
INVOLVEMENT
OF
ZINC-FINGER
DOMAINS
IN
TARGETING
OF
THE
PRESYNAPTIC
CYTOMATRIX
PROTEIN
BASSOON
F.
SCHMITZ,
A.
KONIGSTORFER
AND
T.
C.
SUDHOF
RIBEYE,
A
COMPONENT
OF
SYNAPTIC
RIBBONS:
A
PROTEIN'S
JOURNEY
THROUGH
EVOLUTION
PROVIDES
INSIGHT
INTO
SYNAPTIC
RIBBON
FUNCTION
40
774
775
776
777
778
779
780
781
782
783
784
785
786
W.
D.
ALTROCK,
S.
TOM
DIECK,
M.
SOKOLOV,
K.
RICHTER,
D.
GRIMBERG,
T.
DRESBACH,
T.
M.
BOCKERS,
H.
HASSAN,
D.
BALSCHUN,
U.
FREY,
H.
POTSCHKA,
U.
EBERT,
W.
LOSCHER,
C.
C.
GARNER,
C.
BRAKEBUSCH,
R.
FASSLER
AND
E.
D.
GUNDELFINGER
CHARACTERIZATION
OF
A
MOUSE
MUTANT
FOR
THE
PRESYNAPTIC
CYTOMATRIX
PROTEIN
BASSOON
V.
MAXIMOV,
S.
KOULCHITSKY
AND
L.
VORONIN
INTRASYNAPTIC
EPHAPTIC
FEEDBACK:
ILLUSORY
DISAPPEARANCE
OF
PAIRED
PULSE
DEPRESSION
(PPD)
WITH
SLOWING
THE
DECAY
OF
THE
EXCITATORY
POSTSYNAPTIC
CURRENT
(EPSC)
V.
DYAKONOVA
AND
I.
CHISTOPOLSKY
MONOAMINE
PRECURSORS
AFFECT
FIRING
OF
COMPLETELY
ISOLATED
MONOAMINERGIC
NEURONS
0.
P.
BALEZINA
AND
A.
N.
BUKIYA
RYANODINE
AND
DANROLENE
MODULATORY
ACTION
ON
THE
SPONTANEOUS
AND
EVOKED
ACTIVITY
OF
MOUSE
MOTOR
SYNAPSES
E.
LOPATINA,
A.
VASILIEV
AND
I.
KRIVOI
ON
THE
ROLE
OF
NONQUANTAL
ACETYLCHOLINE
IN
REGULATION
OF
SYNAPTIC
EFFICIENCY
IN
ISOLATED
RAT
DIAPHRAGM
A.
ZSOMBOK,
S.
SCHROFNER,
A.
HERRMANN
AND
H.
KERSCHBAUM
NITRIC
OXIDE
MODULATES
EXCITABILITY
IN
IDENTIFIED
SNAIL
NEURONS
E.
HEGEDIIS,
L.
HIRIPI,
L.
NAGY
AND
K.
ELEKES
A
HISTAMINERGIC
SYSTEM
IN
THE
CNS
OF
GASTROPODS
(
HELIX,
LYMNAEA):
IMMUNOCYTOCHEMICAL
AND
BIOCHEMICAL
CHARACTERIZATION
N.
PAPP,
L.
HIRIPI,
K.
ELEKES
AND
T.
KISS
DOPAMINE
PHARMACOLOGY
OF
THE
SALIVARY
DUCT
MUSCULATURE
(SDM)
OF
HELIX
POMATIA
L.
K.
ELEKES,
T.
KISS,
L.
HIRIPI,
L.
NAGY
AND
L.
ERDELYI
SEROTONERGIC
INNERVATION
OF
THE
SALIVARY
GLAND
IN
GASTROPODS
(HELIX,
LYMNAEA):
IMMUNOCYTOCHEMISTRY,
BIOCHEMISTRY
AND
PHYSIOLOGY
D.
OLIVER,
N.
KLOECKER
AND
B.
FAKLER
FAST
POSTSYNAPTIC
CALCIUM
SIGNALING
GENERATES
INHIBITORY
POSTSYNAPTIC
CURRENTS
IN
AUDITORY
OUTER
HAIR
CELLS
T.
GRANDER,
S.
BOLZ,
K.
KOHLER
AND
E.
GUENTHER
FIRST
EVIDENCE
FOR
THE
INVOLVEMENT
OFNMDA
RECEPTORS
IN
SIGNAL
TRANSMISSION
IN
THE
OUTER
RETINA
OF
MAMMALS
U.
D.
BEHRENS
AND
H.-J.
WAGNER
SPINULES
IN
MB
BIPOLAR
CELLS
IN
THE
GOLDFISH
RETINA:
MORPHOLOGICAL,
TOPOLOGICAL
AND
NEUROCHEMICAL
HETEROGENEITY
I.
BRUENIG,
E.
SCOTTI,
C.
SIDLER
AND
J.-M.
FRITSCHY
SORTING,
TARGETING
AND
CLUSTERING
OF
GABA
A
RECEPTOR
SUBTYPES
IN
CULTURED
HIPPOCAMPAL
NEURONS
41
787
788
789
790
791
792
793
794
795
796
797
798
799
I.
KNUESEL,
R.
A.
ZUELLIG,
M.
C.
SCHAUB
AND
J.-M.
FRITSCHY
IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL
ANALYSIS
OF
DYSTROPHIN
AND
UTROPHIN-ASSOCIATED
GLYCOPROTEIN
COMPLEXES
IN
RODENT
BRAIN
NEUROPEPTIDES
AND
NEUROMODULATION
J.
F.
EVERS
AND
P.
SKIEBE
THE
STRUCTURE
OF
THE
FOREGUT
NEUROMUSCULAR
SYSTEM
OF
THE
CRAYFISH,
CHERAX
DESTRUCTOR
P.
SKIEBE
AND
M.
MESEKE
ORCOKININ-LIKE
IMMUNOREACTIVITY
IN
THE
STOMATOGASTRIC
NERVOUS
SYSTEM,
THE
MUSCLES
OF
THE
STOMACH
AND
NEUROHEAMAL
STRUCTURES
OF
THE
CRAYFISH,
CHERAX
DESTRUCTOR
R.
BROWN,
0.
SERGUEEVA,
T.
KOROTKOVA,
K.
ERIKSSON
AND
H.
HAAS
EXCITATION
OF
DORSAL
RAPHE
SEROTONERGIC
NEURONS
BY
OREXIN
PEPTIDES
M.
D.
KOPP,
H.-W.
KORF
AND
H.
MEISSL
THE
NEUROPEPTIDE
PACAP
MODULATES
GLUTAMATERGIC
CALCIUM
SIGNALING:
INVESTIGATIONS
ON
HYPOTHALAMIC
NEURONS
T.
FREGIN
AND
K.
WIESE
ROLE
OF
SEROTONIN
IN
THE
REGULATION
OF
LIGHT
ORGANS
IN
MEGANYCTIPHANES
(EUPHAUSIACEA)
P.
KLOPPENBURG,
W.
R.
ZIPFEL,
W.
W.
WEBB
AND
R.
M.
HARRIS-WARRICK
COMPARTMENTALIZED
MODULATION
OF
VOLTAGE-ACTIVATED
CA
2+
ACCUMULATION
IN
IDENTIFIED
MOTONEURONS
MONITORED
BY
MULTIPHOTON
MICROSCOPY
Z.
HERBERT,
R.
PREDEL
AND
M.
ECKERT
THE
DISTRIBUTION
PATTERN
OF
NEUROHORMONES
IN
THE
ABDOMINAL
NERVOUS
SYSTEM
OF
PERIPLANETA
AMERICANA
DURING
THE
EMBRYONAL
AND
LARVAL
DEVELOPMENT
A.
BECK
AND
J.
W.
DEITMER
LOCAL
CA
2+
STORES
MODULATE
ACTION
POTENTIAL-INDUCED
CA
2+
TRANSIENTS
IN
THE
LEECH
RETZIUS
NEURON
F.
C.
BRITZ
AND
J.
W.
DEITMER
THE
LEECH
GIANT
GLIAL
CELL
RESPONSE
TO
THE
ENDOGENOUS
PEPTIDE
MYOMODULIN
T.
WEISS
AND
W.
RATHMAYER
INHIBITORY
PEPTIDERGIC
MODULATION
OF
THE
CA
CURRENT
AND
CONTRACTIONS
IN
CRUSTACEAN
MUSCLE
FIBRES:
A
VOLTAGE-CLAMP
ANALYSIS
B.
BRIISTLE,
S.
KREISSL,
D.
MYKLES
AND
W.
RATHMAYER
A
NOVEL
MECHANISM
FOR
THE
NEUROPEPTIDE
PROCTOLIN
IN
A
CRUSTACEAN
MUSCLE:
PHOSPHORYLATION
OF
A
MYOFIBRILLAR
30
KDA
PROTEIN
S.
KREISSL,
S.
UTZ,
T.
WEISS,
H.
J.
AGRICOLA
AND
W.
RATHMAYER
SEGMENT-SPECIFIC
PHENOTYPE
OFHOMONOMOUS
NEURONS
IN
THE
ISOPOD
CRUSTACEAN
IDOTEA
EMARGINATA
42
800
801
802
803
804
805
806
807
808
809
810
811
812
813
T.
MULLER,
S.
KREISSL,
H.-J.
AGRICOLA
AND
W.
RATHMAYER
HOMONOMOUS
COMMON
LATERAL
NEURONS
(CEN)
IN
ABDOMINAL
GANGLIA
OF
THE
LOCUST
S.
MEIS,
T.
MUNSCH
AND
H.-C.
PAPE
CHARACTERIZATION
OF
NOCICEPTIN/ORPHANIN
FQ
EFFECTS
IN
RAT
THALAMIC
NEURONES
P.
MAYER,
M.
ERDTMANN-VOURLIOTIS,
U.
RIECHERT
AND
V.
HOLLT
REPEATED
MORPHINE
APPLICATION
ALTERS
THE
RESPONSIVENESS
OF
CEREBRAL
GENE
EXPRESSION
TO
VARIOUS
DRUGS
OF
ABUSE
V.
DYAKONOVA,
F.-W.
SCHURMANN,
V.
DOLGOV,
N.
KUDRYAVTSEVA
AND
D.
SAKHAROV
INCREASE
OF
AGGRESSIVENESS
BY
OPIATE
ANTAGONISTS
IS
COMMON
TO
RODENT
AND
INSECT
SUBMISSIVE
MALES
B.
PICHLER,
C.
R.
ROSE,
K.
KAFITZ
AND
A.
KONNERTH
BDNF-INDUCED
CALCIUM
SIGNALLING
IN
GLIAL
CELLS
H.-W.
HONEGGER
AND
V.
KETPHAL
AN
ANTISERUM
AGAINST
BURSICON
LABELS
NEURONS
PROJECTING
INTO
THE
MUSHROOM
BODIES
OFCRICKETS
A.
CHRACHRI
AND
R.
WILLIAMSON
AGE
RELATED
CHANGES
IN
THE
EFFECT
OFFMRFA
ON
SEPSCS
AND
SIPSCS
RECORDED
FROM
OPTIC
LOBE
NEURONS
OF
YOUNG
AND
ADULT
CUTTLEFISH,
SEPIA
OFFICINALIS
D.
HARTMANN,
H.
SCHWAHN
AND
F.
SCHAEFFEL
EFFECTS
OF
GLUCAGON
ON
THE
IN
VITRO
ELECTRORETINOGRAM
OF
THE
CHICKEN
RETINA
ION
CHANNELS
AND
RECEPTORS
B.
GRUNEWALD
DIFFERENTIAL
EXPRESSION
OF
IF
AND
CA
2+
CHANNELS
IN
NEURONS
OF
THE
HONEYBEE
OLFACTORY
PATHWAY
D.
WIISTENBERG,
B.
GRUNEWALD
AND
R.
MENZEL
PHARMACOLOGY
OF
NICOTINIC
ACETYLCHOLINE
RECEPTORS
OF
HONEYBEE
MUSHROOM
BODY
NEURONS
G.
GISSELMANN,
H.
PUSCH,
H.-J.
BERHRENDT,
J.
ABOULEZZ,
C.
H.
WETZEL
AND
H.
HATT
A
SYSTEMATIC
APPROACH
FOR
A
FUNCTIONAL
CHARACTERIZATION
OF
PUTATIVE
LIGAND
GATED
ION
CHANNELS
PREDICTED
FROM
D.
MELANOGASTER
GENOME
SEQUENCE
DATA
T.
MARX,
C.
H.
WETZEL,
A.
RINNE,
N.
DAMANN,
N.
MELZER,
G.
GISSELMANN,
B.
W.
ACHE
AND
H.
HATT
CHARACTERIZATION
OF
AN
IH-CHANNEL
FROM
THE
SPINY
LOBSTER,
PANULIRUS
ARGUS
V.
WENDE,
P.
W.
DIERKES,
P.
HOCHSTRATE
AND
W.-R.
SCHLUE
ANTAGONISTS
OF
VERTEBRATE
L-TYPE
CA
2
*
CHANNELS
BLOCK
VOLTAGE-DEPENDENT
CA
2
*
CHANNELS
IN
LEECH
NEURONS
AND
GLIAL
CELLS
H.
J.
WIISTEN,
V.
WENDE,
P.
W.
DIERKES
AND
W.-R.
SCHLUE
MICROFLUORIMETRIC
MEASUREMENT
OF
CELL
VOLUME
IN
LEECH
NEURONS
43
814
815
816
817
818
819
820
821
822
823
824
825
826
827
E.
GERARD,
P.
HOCHSTRATE
AND
W.-R.
SCHLUE
FUNCTIONAL
PROPERTIES
OFLH
CHANNELS
IN
LEECH
PP
NEURONES
P.
W.
DIERKES,
S.
NEUMANN,
A.
MULLER
AND
W.-R.
SCHLUE
MEASUREMENT
OF
KAINATE-INDUCED
CHANGES
IN
CELL
VOLUME,
MEMBRANE
POTENTIAL
AND
INTRACELLULAR
ION
CONCENTRATIONS
BY
MULTI-BARRELLED
ION-SELECTIVE
MICROELECTRODES
D.
GLOCKENHAMMER,
S.
STAMM,
C.-M.
BECKER
AND
K.
BECKER
MODULATION
OF
DISEASE
SEVERITY
IN
MICE
WITH
GLYCINE
RECEPTOR
DEFICIENCY:
IN
VIVO
MINIGENE
APPROACH
TO
ANALYZE
THE
SPLICING
MECHANISM
IN
THE
MUTANT
MOUSE
SPASTIC
M.
MANSOUR,
N.
NAVEEN,
Y.
STERN-BACH
AND
C.
ROSENMUND
CONTROL
OF
GATING
BY
FUNCTIONAL
DIMERIZATION
OF
AMPA-RECEPTORS
C.
KARSCHIN,
E.
WISCHMEYER,
R.
PREISIG-MIILLER,
S.
RAJAN,
C.
DERST,
K.
H.
GRZESCHIK,
J.
DAUT
AND
A.
KARSCHIN
TASK-4:
A
NOVEL
TANDEM
PORE
K*
CHANNEL
SUBUNIT
ASSOCIATED
WITH
THE
CENTRAL
AUDITORY
SYSTEM
M.
HEINE,
E.
PONIMASKIN,
U.
BICKMEYER
AND
D.
W.
RICHTER
USE
OF
AN
INSECT
ION-CHANNEL
AS
BIOSENSOR
FOR
CAMP
T.
HEFI,
A.
PFEIFFER
AND
W.
ZHANG
CHANGES
OF
INTRACELLULAR
CHLORIDE
CONCENTRATION
MODULATE
THE
CELLULAR
EFFECT
OF
GABA
B
RECEPTOR
DURING
POSTNATAL
DEVELOPMENT
IN
RESPIRATORY
NETWORK
OF
MOUSE
M.
MULLER,
J.
BROCKHAUS
AND
K.
BALLANYI
KATP
CHANNEL
ACTIVATION
IN
ANOXIC
DORSAL
VAGAL
NEURONS
IN
INDEPENDENT
OF
CELLULAR
ATP
LEVELS
B.
RITTER,
M.
OCHOJSKI,
E.
G.
PONIMASKIN
AND
W.
ZHANG
A
POSSIBLE
NEW
MECHANISM
IN
GABA
B
RECEPTOR
TRAFFICKING:
GABA
B
R1/R2
DIRECTLY
INTERACT
WITH
ATF4
(CREB2)
IN
AN
AGE-DEPENDENT
MANNER
IN
MOUSE
BRAIN
M.
FERBER
AND
H.
TERLAU
COEXPRESSION
OFKVL
CHANNEL
FAMILY
MEMBERS
F.
DBRING,
E.
WISCHMEYER,
R.
KIIHNLEIN,
H.
JACKIE
AND
A.
KARSCHIN
ANALALYSIS
OF
THE
DROSOPHILA
GENOME:
NEW
FUNCTIONAL
PERSPECTIVES
FOR
KIR
CHANNEL
GENES
IN
THE
FRUIT
FLY
L.
A.
CINGOLANI,
M.
GYMNOPOULOS,
M.
STOCKER
AND
P.
PEDARZANI
DEVELOPMENTAL
REGULATION
OFAHP
CURRENTS
AND
SK
CHANNEL
SUBUNIT
EXPRESSION
IN
HIPPOCAMPAL
NEURONS
K.
HENTRICH,
M.
GYMNOPOULOS,
A.
RUPPELT
AND
M.
STOCKER
BKAP,
A
NOVEL
PROTEIN
THAT
INTERACTS
WITH
MAMMALIAN
LARGE-CONDUCTANCE
CALCIUM
ACTIVATED
POTASSIUM
CHANNELS
G.
FLIIGGE,
M.
VAN
KAMPEN
AND
E.
FUCHS
STRESS-INDUCED
ALPHA2-ADRENOCEPTOR
DOWNREGULATION
IS
REVERSIBLE:
REBOUND
EFFECTS
44
828
829
830
831
832
833
834
835
836
837
838
839
840
841
M.
SEIFERT,
K.
ISERMANN,
G.
SCHRAMM,
C.
KAHLER
AND
T.
ROEDER
PHYSIOLOGICAL
RELEVANCE
OF
MUSCARINIC
ACETYLCHOLINE
RECEPTORS
OF
THE
NEMATODE
CAENORHABDITIS
ELEGANS
I.
WITTE,
M.
SCHMIDT,
M.
GEWECKE
AND
T.
ROEDER
THE
HISTAMINE-GATED
CHLORIDE
CHANNEL
OF
DROSOPHILA
A.
NOLTING,
C.
LEGROS,
C.
BERNARD,
U.
BISCHOFF
AND
0.
PONGS
USING
SPIDER
TOXIN
HPTX2
AS
A
NEW
TOOL
TO
STUDY
THE
A-TYPE
K*
CHANNEL,
KV4.2
S.
WIMMERS,
C.
BAUER
AND
J.
SCHWARZ
CHARACTERIZATION
OF
RAT
ERGLC
CHANNEL
HETEROMULTIMERS
M.
GEBAUER,
D.
ISBRANDT,
0.
PONGS
AND
R.
BAHRING
MODULATION
OFKV4.2
CHANNELS
BY
THE
SPLICE
VARIANTS
OFK
CHANNEL
INTERACTING
PROTEIN
2
(KCHIP2)
J.
DOMBERG,
J.
HELD-FEINDT,
H.
SCHMIDT
AND
J.
SCHMIDTMAYER
ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL
CHARACTERIZATION
OF
THE
HUMAN
GLIOMA
CELL-LINE
U343
J.
SCHWEIGEL,
K.
WIRKNER,
H.
DRAHEIM
AND
P.
ILLES
INTERACTION
BETWEEN
P2Y
RECEPTORS
AND
N-TYPE
CA
2+
-CHANNELS
EXPRESSED
IN
A
HEK239-N26
CELL
LINE
M.
RAAP,
B.
BIEDERMANN
AND
A.
REICHENBACH
EXPRESSION
OFMRNA
ENCODING
INWARD
RECTIFYING
POTASSIUM
CHANNELS
IN
THE
MAMMALIAN
RETINA
S.
BUSSE,
U.
H.
SCHRODER,
C.
F.
SABELHAUS,
L.
SCHILD,
J.
BREDER
AND
K.
G.
REYMANN
TIME
AND
MITOCHONDRIA-DEPENDENT
CONTRIBUTION
OF
ION
CHANNELS
TO
ISCHEMIA
INDUCED
DAMAGE
IN
RAT
HIPPOCAMPUS
IN
VITRO
S.
MEUTH,
H.-C.
PAPE
AND
T.
BUDDE
REGULATION
AND
MODULATION
OF
CA
2+
-DEPENDENT
INACTIVATION
OFHVA
CA
2+
CURRENTS
BY
PHOSPHORYLATION,
CYTOSKELETON
AND
CALMODULIN
IN
THALAMIC
RELAY
NEURONS
H.
RABE,
E.
R.
KORPI
AND
H.
LIIDDENS
THE
GABA
MIMETIC
4-PIOL
SHOWS
AGONIST/
ANTAGONIST
EFFICACY
IN
DIFFERENT
GABA
A
RECEPOTR
SUBTYPES
S.
SIEHLER,
G.
K.
ZUPANC
AND
D.
HOYER
FISH
SOMATOSTATIN
SST3
RECEPTOR:
COMPARISON
OF
RADIOLIGAND
ANDGTPGAMMAS
BINDING,
ADENYLATE
CYCLASE
AND
PHOSPHOLIPASE
C
ACTIVITIES
REVEALS
AGONIST
DEPENDENT
PHARMACOLOGICAL
DIFFERENCES
M.
MEZLER,
T.
MULLER
AND
K.
RAMING
CLONING
AND
FUNCTIONAL
EXPRESSION
OFGABA
B
RECEPTORS
FROM
DROSOPHILA
T.
SICKMANN
AND
C.
ALZHEIMER
GIRK
CURRENT
DESENSITIZATION
IN
PYRAMIDAL
CELLS
OF
RAT
SOMATOSENSORY
CORTEX
-
FAST
AND
SLOW
COMPONENTS
46
842
843
844
845
846
847
848
849
850
851
852
853
854
A.
FEIGENSPAN,
S.
GUSTINCICH
AND
E.
RAVIOLA
DIVERSITY
OF
VOLTAGE-GATED
SODIUM
CHANNELS
IN
RETINAL
DOPAMINERGIC
NEURONS
F.
PANOFEN,
T.
PIWOWARSKI
AND
G.
JESERICH
CLONING
AND
FUNCTIONAL
CHARACTERIZATION
OF
SMALL
CONDUCTANCE
IF-CHANNELS
OF
TROUT
CNS
D.
HESS,
B.
LAMOTTE
D'INCAMPS
AND
A.
EL
MANIRA
CHARACTERIZATION
AND
THE
ROLE
OF
IA
POTASSIUM
CURRENT
IN
THE
LAMPREY
LOCOMOTOR
NETWORK
P.
KETTUNEN,
D.
HESS,
P.
KRIEGER
AND
A.
EL
MANIRA
SIGNALING
MECHANISMS
OF
GROUP
I
MGLUR
SUBTYPES
IN
LAMPREY
SPINAL
CORD
NEURONS
T.
KISS
AND
Z.
LASZLO
MECHANISM
OF
4-AMINOPYRIDINE
BLOCK
OF
A-CURRENT
IN
SNAIL
NEURONES
P.
DEGLISE,
D.
WIISTENBERG,
C.
ARMENGAUD,
M.
GAUTHIER
AND
B.
GRUNEWALD
THE
INSECTICIDE
IMIDACLOPRID
IS
AN
AGONIST
OF
THE
HONEYBEE
NEURONAL
NICOTINIC
RECEPTOR
C.
LOHR
AND
L.
A.
GLAND
DEVELOPMENT
OF
ION
CHANNELS
IN
GLIAL
CELLS
OF
THE
OLFACTORY
LOBE
OF
THE
MOTH
MANDUCA
SEXTA
P.
LANGER,
S.
GRIINDER
AND
A.
RUSCH
EXPRESSION
OFBK
CHANNELS
IN
RAT
CHOCHLEA
AS
REVEALED
BY
IN
SITU
HYBRIDIZATION
J.
E.
FRIES,
T.
H.
WHEELER-SCHILLING,
B.
INNOCENTI,
R.
JABS,
K.
KOHLER
AND
E.
GUENTHER
IDENTIFICATION
OF
MULTIPLE
P2X
AND
P2Y
RECEPTORS
IN
THE
RETINA
B.
M.
SCHMITT
AND
H.
KOEPSELL
NOVEL
APPROACH
TO
MEASURE
MEMBRANE
CAPACITANCE
IN
XENOPUS
OOCYTES:
SIMPLE
DOES
IT
BEST.
R.
SIEGWART-ASSANDRI,
R.
JURD,
H.
MOHLER
AND
U.
RUDOLPH
MOLECULAR
DETERMINANTS
OF
GENERAL
ANAESTHETIC
ACTION
ON
RECOMBINANT
A2B3G2
GABA
A
RECEPTORS.
NEUROPHARMACOLOGY
AND
-TOXICOLOGY
J.
STOVER,
0.
SAKOWITZ,
T.
BEYER
AND
A.
UNTERBERG
ACTIVATION
OFMGLU
II
RECEPTORS
REDUCES
NEURONAL
ACTIVITY,
CONTUSION
VOLUME
AND
NOREPINEPHRINE-INDUCED
INCREASE
OF
EXTRACELLULAR
GLUTAMATE
IN
BRAIN
INJURED
RATS
J.
STOVER,
B.
SCHEMING,
0.
SAKOWITZ,
C.
WOICIECHOWSKY
AND
A.
UNTERBERG
EFFECTS
OF
TACROLIMUS
ON
HEMISPHERIC
WATER
CONTENT
AND
CSF
GLUTAMATE,
HYPOXANTHINE,
IL-6
AND
TNE-A
LEVELS
FOLLOWING
CONTROLLED
CORTICAL
IMPACT
INJURY
IN
RATS
47
855
856
857
858
859
860
861
862
863
864
865
866
867
868
F.
BAGORDA,
K.
LEHMANN,
U.
SCHROEDER
AND
G.
TEUCHERT-NOODT
THE
MATURATION
OF
OVERLAPPING
SEROTONERGIC
AND
PREFRONTOFUGAL
AFFERENTS
IS
AFFECTED
BY
PHARMACOLOGICAL
AND
ENVIRONMENTAL
INTERVENTIONS
IN
GERBILS
J.
NEDDENS,
J.
TESTING,
R.
R.
DAWIRS
AND
G.
TEUCHERT-NOODT
A
SINGLE
EARLY
METHAMPHETAMINE
APPLICATION
SUPPRESSES
THE
MATURATION
OF
DOPAMINE
FIBRES
IN
THE
NUCLEUS
ACCUMBENS
OF
GERBILS
U.
GLADE,
T.
ENKEL,
C.
KEIPERT,
S.
ROSKAM,
H.
STEMMANN,
A.
WANNIG
AND
H.
FLOHR
ANESTHETIC
POTENCIES
OF
GLUTAMATE
ANTAGONISTS
M.
SCHNEIDER
AND
M.
KOCH
ROLE
OF
THE
SYNTHETIC
CANNABINOID
WIN
55,212-2
IN
LEARNING,
MEMORY
AND
ATTENTION
IN
RATS
P.
RIEWE
PYMETROZINE
CHANGES
THE
MEMBRANE
PROPERTIES
OF
AN
INSECT
MOTONEURON
M.
JAHKEL,
L.
SCHILLER
AND
J.
OEHLER
EFFECTS
OF
CITALOPRAM
-
SELECTIVE
REUPTAKE
INHIBITOR
-
ON
BEHAVIOR
IN
ISOLATED
AND
GROUPED
MICE
J.
OEHLER,
L.
SCHILLER
AND
J.
MONIKA
EFFECTS
OF
CITALOPRAM
-
SELECTIVE
SEROTONIN
REUPTAKE
INHIBITOR
-
ON
5HT-METABOLISM
IN
ISOLATED
AND
GROUPED
MICE
L.
SCHILLER,
M.
KRETSCHMAR,
J.
OEHLER
AND
P.
BRUST
5-HTLA
AND
5HT2A
RECEPTORS
DURING
SOCIAL
ISOLATION
IN
MICE
L.
SCHILLER,
M.
KRETSCHMAR,
J.
OEHLER
AND
P.
BRUST
5HTLA
AND
5HT2A-RECEPTORS
DURING
SOCIAL
ISOLATION
IN
MICE
S.
ORTINAU
AND
H.
ZIMMERMANN
ATP
INCREASES
SURVIVAL
OF
CULTURED
HIPPOCAMPAL
NEURONS
FOLLOWING
KF
-DEPOLARIZATION
B.
JOST,
A.
AERTSEN
AND
U.
EGERT
DOPAMINE
D2/D3
RECEPTOR
MEDIATED
MODULATION
OF
CEREBELLAR
SPIKE
ACTIVITY
H.
POTSCHKA
AND
W.
LOSCHER
MICRODIALYSIS
EXPERIMENTS
WITH
PSC
833
GIVE
FURTHER
EVIDENCE
FOR
P-GLYCOPROTEIN
MEDIATED
TRANSPORT
OF
PHENYTOIN
IN
VIVO
B.
WENZEL,
N.
ELSNER
AND
R.
HEINRICH
A
NEW
ROLE
FOR
MUSCARINIC
EXCITATION:
CONTROL
OF
SPECIFIC
SINGING
BEHAVIOR
BY
ACTIVATION
OF
THE
ADENYLATE
CYCLASE
AND
PHOSPHOLIPASE
C-PATHWAY
IN
THE
BRAIN
OF
GRASSHOPPERS.
0.
ROTA
STABELLI,
B.
WENZEL,
R.
LAKES-HARLAN,
N.
ELSNER
AND
R.
HEINRICH
THE
NO-/CGMP-PATHWAY
IN
THE
PROTOCEREBRUM
OF
GRASSHOPPERS
INHIBITS
STRIDULATORY
BEHAVIOR.
48
869
870
871
872
873
874
875
876
877
878
879
880
M.
FERBER,
M.
HORNER
AND
W.
GNATZY
DIGGER
WASP
VERSUS
CRICKET:
MECHANISMS
UNDERLYING
THE
TOTAL
PARALYSIS
CAUSED
BY
THE
PREDATOR'S
VENOM
S.
SCHMADEL,
D.
C.
MCINTYRE
AND
U.
EBERT
CHANGES
IN
EMOTIONAL
BEHAVIOR
INDUCED
BY
AMYGDALA-KINDLING
IN
SLOW
AND
FAST
RATS
M.
ACERBO,
I.
KRUG,
P.
GARGIULO
AND
J.
DELIUS
DIFFERENTIAL
ACTION
OFNMDA
GLUTAMATERGIC
BLOCKADE
AND
DOPAMINE
STIMULATION
IN
THE
NUCLEUS
ACCUMBENS
SEPTI
IN
PIGEONS.
A.-M.
KELLER,
B.
WITTER,
U.
SCHUTZ
AND
H.
SCHRODER
NEURODEGENERATION
AND
ACCUMULATION
OF
HYPERPHOSPHORYLATED
TAU
PROTEIN
IN
THE
PRESENCE
OF
^AMYLOID
AND
OCADAIC
ACID-TREATMENT
IN
HIPPOCAMPAL
NEURONS
IN
PRIMARY
CULTURE
Y.
ISMAILOVA,
S.
C.
MULLER
AND
W.
HANKE
PRESENCE
OF
THE
DEXAMETHASONE
IN
THE
RETINAL
CELLS
CHANGES
THE
IONIC
AND
METABOLIC
PHASES
OF
THE
SPREADING
DEPRESSION
WAVE.
P.
A.
GARGIULO,
M.
ACERBO,
I.
KRUG
AND
J.
DELIUS
ACTION
OFNMDA
GLUTAMATERGIC
AND
DOPAMINE
D-L
AND
D-2
ANTAGONISTS
IN
THE
NUCLEUS
ACCUMBENS
SEPTI
IN
PIGEONS.
A.
FUNES,
D.
M.
VIDELA,
M.
PEREZ,
A.
MORON,
L.
PENAFORT,
J.
GONZALEZ,
A.
I.
LANDA,
R.
CABRERA
AND
P.
A.
GARGIULO
ACTION
OF
THE
A-BLOCKER
BE2254/2-BETA-4-HYDROXY-PHENYL-ETHYL-AMINOMETHYL-L
TETRALONE
(HEAT)
ON
NMDA-GLUTAMATERGIC-INDUCED
INCREASE
IN
LORDOSIS
BEHAVIOUR
IN
THE
FEMALE
RAT
G.
BAIARDI,
A.
VICCHI,
G.
MARTINEZ,
M.
ACERBO,
A.
I.
LANDA
AND
P.
A.
GARGIULO
BEHAVIOURAL
ACTION
OFNMDA
BLOCKADE
OF
THE
NUCLEUS
ACCUMBENS
SEPTI
IN
THE
HOLEBOARD
TEST
IN
THE
RAT
V.
TIRAPU,
F.
CREMASCHI,
E.
FLORES,
C.
BLOTTA,
G.
MARTINEZ,
G.
BAIARDI,
A.
I.
LANDA
AND
P.
A.
GARGIULO
BEHAVIOURAL
ACTION
OF
NON-NMDA-GLUTAMATERGIC
BLOCKADE
OF
THE
NUCLEUS
ACCUMBENS
SEPTI
IN
THE
OPTOVARIMEX
TEST
IN
THE
RAT
K.
JIIGELT,
A.
GRAMOWSKI
AND
D.
G.
WEISS
CHARACTERIZATION
AND
IDENTIFICATION
OF
SUBSTANCE-SPECIFIC
ACTIVITY
PATTERNS
IN
NEURONAL
NETWORKS
U.
KUHN,
M.
WIEDEMANN
AND
W.
HANKE
CHOLINERGIC
PHARMACOLOGY
OF
THE
RETINAL
SPREADING
DEPRESSION
G.
MOLNAR,
J.
GYBRI
AND
I.
SALANKI
EFFECT
OF
CADMIUM
ON
GABA
ACTIVATED
ION
CURRENTS
OF
LYMNAEA
STAGNALIS
NEURONS
49
881
882
883
884
885
886
887
888
889
890
891
892
893
I.
SCHWIENBACHER,
M.
FENDT,
W.
HAUBER
AND
M.
KOCH
INTERACTIONS
BETWEEN
DOPAMINE
AND
ADENOSINE
IN
THE
RAT
NUCLEUS
ACCUMBENS
REGULATE
MOTOR
ACTIVITY
BUT
NOT
PREPULSE
INHIBITION
E.
KORPI,
0.
VEKOVISCHEVA,
M.
UUSI-OUKARI,
A.
HONKANEN
AND
R.
SPRENGEL
MORPHINE-INDUCED
BEHAVIORS
ARE
ALTERED
IN
MICE
DEFICIENT
IN
AMPA
RECEPTOR
GLUR
A
SUBUNITS
B.
STEINIGER
AND
B.
D.
KRETSCHMER
DOPAMINE
RELEASE
IN
THE
PEDUNCULOPONTINE
TEGMENTAL
NUCLEUS
IS
ANALYSED
WITH
THE
IN
VIVO
MICRODIALYSIS
TECHNIQUE
B.
SCHULZ,
V.
HAMBRECHT,
M.
FENDT
AND
H.-U.
SCHNITZLER
THE
ROLE
OF
AMYGDALOID
NORADRENALINE
IN
FEAR-POTENTIATED
STARTLE
J.
AUSBORN,
H.
WOLF
AND
H.
KAYSER
A
NEUROACTIVE
INSECTICIDE
DISABLES
INSECT
MECHANORECEPTOR
NEURONS
V.
PEDERSEN,
M.
GERLACH,
P.
RIEDERER
AND
W.
SCHMIDT
RESTORATIVE
EFFECTS
OF
A
CHRONIC
DA
SUBSTITUTION
VERSUS
AN
ANTIGLUTAMATERGIC
TREATMENT
ON
BASAL
GANGLIA
FUNCTION
IN
AN
ANIMAL
MODEL
OF
PARKINSON'S
DISEASE
CELL
AND
TISSUE
CULTURES
D.
GIEBMANN,
C.
THEISS
AND
K.
MELLER
QUANTITATIVE
ANALYSIS
OF
REDUCED
GAP
JUNCTIONAL
INTERCELLULAR
COMMUNICATION
THROUGH
ANTI-ACTIN
ANTIBODIES
IN
LENS
EPITHELIAL
CELLS
K.
MELLER
AND
C.
THEISS
ALUMINIUM
IMPAIRS
GAP
JUNCTIONAL
INTERCELLULAR
COMMUNICATION
BETWEEN
ASTROGLIAL
CELLS
IN
VITRO
C.
THEISS
AND
K.
MELLER
MICROINJECTED
ANTI-ACTIN
ANTIBODIES
IMPAIRED
CELL-COMMUNICATION
IN
ASTROCYTES
IN
VITRO
J.
PRUSZAK,
C.
MAUTH,
G.
NIKKHAH,
A.
BADER
AND
L.
JUST
INFLUENCE
OF
DIFFERENT
CULTURE
CONDITIONS
ON
THE
PROLIFERATION
OF
PRECURSORS
OBTAINED
FROM
VENTRAL
MESENCEPHALON
OF
EMBRYONIC
RATS
N.
V.
PFAU,
M.
KNEUSSEL
AND
J.
H.
BRANDSTATTER
IMMUNOCYTOCHEMICAL
CHARACTERIZATION
OF
AN
ORGANOTYPIC
RETINAL
CULTURE
FROM
MOUSE
A.
GUNTHER,
R.
REINHARDT,
A.
MANAENKO,
J.
BERROUSCHOT,
A.
WAGNER
AND
P.
ILLES
INFLUENCE
OF
OXYGEN
PRESSURE
DURING
THE
REOXYGENATION
PERIOD
ON
THE
HYPOXIC
DECREASE
OF
PURINE
AND
PYRIMIDINE
NUCLEOTIDE
CONTENTS
IN
PRIMARY
CORTICOENCEPHALIC
CELL
CULTURES
OF
WISTAR
RATS
G.
BRUCKNER
AND
J.
GROSCHE
DEVELOPMENT
OF
PERINEURONAL
NETS
IN
ORGANOTYPIC
SLICE
CULTURES
50
894
895
896
897
898
899
900
901
902
903
904
905
906
B.
BESL
AND
P.
FROMHERZ
TRANSISTOR
ARRAYS
FOR
EXTRACELLULAR
RECORDING
OF
ORGANOTYPIC
HIPPOCAMPAL
SLICES
M.
MERZ
AND
P.
FROMHERZ
CONTROL
OF
NEURONAL
OUTGROWTH
BY
TOPOGRAPHICAL
GUIDANCE
G.
ZECK
AND
P.
FROMHERZ
NEURON
SILICON
CHIP
WITH
PRE
AND
POSTSYNAPTIC
INTERFACING
F.-P.
WACHS,
J.
TEBBING,
H.-G.
KUHN,
R.
FAHLBUSCH,
M.
BUCHFELDER,
U.
BOGDAHN,
J.
WINKLER
AND
L.
AIGNER
IN-VITRO
CONDITIONS
FOR
ADULT
HUMAN
NEURAL
STEM
CELLS
GLIA
CELLS;
MYELIN
H.
LILIANE,
J.
VERENA
AND
J.
MEY
EFFECT
OF
RETINOIC
ACID
ON
GENES
OF
THE
NEUROPOIETIC
SIGNALING
PATHWAY
IN
RAT
PRIMARY
SCHWANN
CELLS
AND
OLN93-OLIGODENDROCYTES
C.
SCHIPKE,
F.
KIRCHHOFF
AND
H.
KETTENMANN
GLIAL
CALCIUM
WAVES:
A
MEAN
OF
SPREADING
ACTIVITY
THROUGH
BRAIN
TISSUE
A.
RAPPERT,
C.
NOLTE,
K.
BIBER,
E.
W.
BODDEKE
AND
H.
KETTENMANN
SECONDARY
LYMPHOID-TISSUE
CHEMOKINE
(SLC)
TRIGGERS
A
LONG-LASTING
CL
CONDUCTANCE
IN
CULTURED
MICROGLIAL
CELLS
A.
HOFFMANN,
A.
WITTING,
H.
KETTENMANN
AND
C.
NOLTE
CARNOSINE
AS
A
PROTECTIVE
AGENT
IN
GLIAL
PATHOLOGY
S.
PAVLOVIC,
K.
MERTSCH,
J.
SCHNITZER,
H.
KETTENMANN
AND
U.-K.
HANISCH
ORGANOTYPIC
CULTURES
OF
THE
MOUSE
RETINA
AS
A
MODEL
FOR
STUDIES
ON
MICROGLIAL
ACTIVATION
A.
WILHELM,
V.
MAIENSCHEIN,
E.
OBERMIILLER,
W.
VOLKNANDT
AND
H.
ZIMMERMANN
SNARE
PROTEINS
IN
ASTROCYTES
N.
BRAUN,
J.
SEVIGNY,
S.
C.
ROBSON,
K.
ENJYOJI,
0.
GUCKELBERGER,
K.
HAMMER,
S.
ORTINAU,
F.
DI
VIRGILIO
AND
H.
ZIMMERMANN
ANALYSIS
OFCD39
KNOCK-OUT
MICE
ALLOCATES
ECTO-NUCLEOSIDE
TRIPHOSPHATE
DIPHOSPHOHYDROLASE
1
TO
MICROGLIA
AND
VASCULATURE
OF
THE
BRAIN
M.
ADER,
M.
SCHACHNER
AND
U.
BARTSCH
TRANSPLANTATION
OF
NEURAL
PRECURSOR
CELLS
INTO
THE
DYSMYELINATED
CNS
OF
MUTANT
MICE
DEFICIENT
IN
THE
MYELIN-ASSOCIATED
GLYCOPROTEIN
AND
FYN
TYROSINE
KINASE
I.
MILENKOVIC,
V.
MOLL,
H.
KODAL,
A.
REICHENBACH
AND
A.
BRINGMANN
EXTRACELLULAR
ATP
STIMULATES
DNA
SYNTHESIS
IN
CULTURED
MULLER
GLIAL
CELLS
VIA
TRANSACTIVATION
OF
GROWTH
FACTOR
RECEPTOR
TYROSINE
KINASES
51
907
908
909
910
911
912
913
914
915
916
917
918
919
A.
BRINGMANN,
T.
PANNICKE,
V.
MOLL,
I.
MILENKOVIC,
F.
FAUDE,
V.
ENZMANN,
S.
WOLF
AND
A.
REICHENBACH
UP-REGULATION
OFP2X7
RECEPTOR-EVOKED
RESPONSES
IN
HUMAN
MULLER
GLIAL
CELLS
DURING
PROLIFERATIVE
GLIOSIS
M.
WEICK,
T.
PANNICKE,
J.
A.
RICHT,
J.
KACZA,
J.
SEEGER
AND
A.
REICHENBACH
ATP
RECEPTORS
AND
A-TYPE
K*
CHANNELS
IN
RETINAL
GLIAL
MIILLERCELLS
AFTER
INFECTION
WITH
THE
NEUROTROPIC
BOMA
DISEASE
VIRUS
M.
FRANCKE,
M.
WEICK,
F.
FAUDE,
S.
UHLMANN,
T.
PANNICKE,
A.
BRINGMANN
AND
A.
REICHENBACH
UP-REGULATION
OF
EXTRACELLULAR
ATP-EVOKED
RESPONSES
IN
MULLER
GLIAL
CELLS
IN
AN
ANIMAL
MODEL
OF
PROLIFERATIVE
GLIOSIS
T.
PANNICKE,
M.
WEICK,
F.
FAUDE,
S.
UHLMANN,
L.
KOHEN,
A.
REICHENBACH
AND
A.
BRINGMANN
EXPRESSION
OFPURINERGIC
P2Y
RECEPTORS
BY
HUMAN
RETINAL
GLIAL
(MULLER)
CELLS
H.
FRANKE,
I.
GROSCHE,
U.
KRIIGEL
AND
P.
ILLES
P2X
AND
P2Y
RECEPTOR
EXPRESSION
ON
RAT
ASTROCYTES
IN
VIVO
M.
SCHILLING,
C.
LEONHARD,
M.
BESSELMANN,
W.
HICKEY,
M.
MULLER,
K.
HOSSMANN,
B.
RINGELSTEIN
AND
R.
KIEFER
DIFFERENTIAL
KINETICS
OF
MICROGLIAL
ACTIVATION
AND
BLOOD-DERIVED
MACROPHAGE
INFILTRATION
FOLLOWING
TRANSIENT
FOCAL
CEREBRAL
ISCHEMIA:
A
STUDY
IN
GREEN
FLUORESCENT
PROTEIN
BONE
MARROW
CHIMERIC
MICE
M.
MULLER,
C.
LEONHARD,
E.
B.
RINGELSTEIN,
W.
F.
HICKEY,
M.
OKABE
AND
R.
KIEFER
DETECTION
AND
CHARACTERIZATION
OF
RESIDENT
ENDONEURIAL
MACROPHAGES
IN
GREEN
FLUORESCENT
BONE
MARROW
CHIMERIC
MICE
0.
GOLDBAUM
AND
C.
RICHTER-LANDSBERG
INDUCTION
OF
HEME
OXYGENASE
(H0-1/HSP32)
BY
IRON
CHELATORS
IN
CULTURED
RAT
BRAIN
OLIGODENDROCYTES
T.
MRONGA
AND
C.
RICHTER-LANDSBERG
MITOCHONDRIAL
DAMAGE
AND
EXTRACELLULAR-REGULATED
KINASE
(ERK
L,2)-ACTIVATION
AFTER
OXIDATIVE
STRESS
IN
OLIGODENDROCYTES
M.
KOTHE
AND
C.
RICHTER-LANDSBERG
INDENTION
OFTAU
DEPOSITS
BY
REACTIVE
NITROGEN
SPECIES
(NO)
IN
TAU
TRANSFECTED
CLONAL
OLN-93
CELLS
H.-H.
HBPKEN,
M.
POPKEN
AND
C.
RICHTER-LANDSBERG
PROLIFERATION
AND
DIFFERENTIATION
OF
GLIAL
0LN-93
CELLS
IS
AFFECTED
BY
OVEREXPRESSION
OF
THE
MICROTUBULE
ASSOCIATED
PROTEIN
TAU
S.
LINSER,
M.
KOTHE
AND
C.
RICHTER-LANDSBERG
TAU-OVEREXPRESSION
PROTECTS
OLN-93
CELLS
AGAINST
OXIDATIVE
STRESS
T.
STAHNKE,
0.
GOLDBAUM
AND
C.
RICHTER-LANDSBERG
TRIETHYLTIN
INDUCES
PROGRAMMED
CELL
DEATH
IN
CULTURED
RAT
BRAIN
OLIGODENDROCYTES
52
920
921
922
923
924
925
926
927
928
929
930
931
932
A.
KOZA,
M.
WILHELM
AND
M.
CSOKNYA
TYPES
AND
ROLE
OF
GLIAL
CELLS
IN
THE
CENTRAL
NERVOUS
SYSTEM
OF
EISENIA
FETIDA
(OLIGOCHAETA,
ANNELIDA)
NEURONAL
DEVELOPMENT
L.
KAMMERMEIER,
R.
LEEMANS,
F.
HIRTH,
S.
FLISTER,
U.
WENGER,
U.
WALLDORF,
W.
J.
GEHRING
AND
H.
REICHERT
DIFFERENTIAL
EXPRESSION
AND
FUNCTION
OF
THE
DROSOPHILA
PAX6
GENES
EYELESS
AND
TWIN
OF
EYELESS
IN
EMBRYONIC
CNS
DEVELOPMENT
B.
EGGER,
R.
LEEMANS,
T.
LOOP,
U.
CERTA
AND
H.
REICHERT
GENOME-WIDE
EXPRESSION
PROFILES
IDENTIFY
DOWNSTREAM
GENES
OF
GLIAL
CELL
MISSING
IN
THE
EMBRYONIC
NERVOUS
SYSTEM
OF
DROSOPHILA
MELANOGASTER
F.
HIRTH,
T.
LOOP,
B.
EGGER,
D.
F.
B.
MILLER,
T.
C.
KAUFMAN
AND
H.
REICHERT
FUNCTIONAL
EQUIVALENCE
OFHOX
GENES
IN
EMBRYONIC
BRAIN
DEVELOPMENT
OF
DROSOPHILA
H.
HE,
R.
LEEMANS,
T.
LOOP,
U.
CERTA
AND
H.
REICHERT
EVOLUTIONARY
CONSERVATION
OFOTD/OTX2
TRANSCRIPTION
FACTOR
ACTION:
A
FULL
GENOME
FUNCTIONAL
GENOMIC
ANALYSIS
A.
WEYER,
T.
KOSCHECK
AND
K.
SCHILLING
DIFFERENTIATION
OF
CEREBELLAR
INHIBITORY
INTERNEURONS
IN
MICROEXPLANT
CULTURES
M.
I.
HOLST,
C.
MAERCKER,
J.
JANKOWSKI,
J.
MARTINI
AND
S.
L.
BAADER
MICROARRAY
ANALYSIS
OF
CEREBELLAR
GENES
REGULATED
BY
OVEREXPRESSION
OF
ENGRAILED-2
IN
TRANSGENIC
ANIMALS
I.
L.
HANGANU,
W.
KILB
AND
H.
J.
LUHMANN
AMPA-RECEPTOR
MEDIATED
THALAMOCORTICAL
PROJECTION
TO
THE
NEONATAL
RAT
SUBPLATE
W.
KILB
AND
H.
J.
LUHMANN
SPONTANEOUS
GABAERGIC
POSTSYNAPTIC
CURRENTS
IN
CAJAL-RETZIUS
CELLS
IN
NEONATAL
RAT
CEREBRAL
CORTEX
M.
HOHNE,
C.
REITER
AND
K.-F.
FISCHBACH
REGGIE
IN
DROSOPHILA
C.
SAMSEN,
R.
LAKES-HARLAN
AND
N.
ELSNER
IMMUNCYTOCHEMICAL
INVESTIGATIONS
OF
NEURONAL
DEVELOPMENT
DURING
METAMORPHOSIS
OF
DROSOPHILA
MELANOGASTER
S.
K.
GUNTHER
AND
S.
W.
SCHWARZACHER
5-HT
2B
RECEPTER
MEDIATED
MODULATION
OF
MEDULLARY
RESPIRATORY
INTERNEURONS
AND
MOTONEURONS
IN
NEONATAL
RATS
L.
NEZLIN
AND
E.
VORONEZHSKAYA
EARLY
NEURODEVELOPMENT
OF
CHITON
AND
POLYCHAETE:
PHYLOGENETIC
IMPLICATIONS
53
933
934
935
936
937
938
939
940
941
942
943
944
945
946
947
J.
SCHWEITZER,
T.
BECKER,
C.
G.
BECKER
AND
M.
SCHACHNER
INCREASED
EXPRESSION
OF
A
PO-LIKE
MOLECULE
IN
THE
OPTIC
PATHWAY
DURING
REGENERATION
OF
OPTIC
FIBERS
IN
ADULT
ZEBRAFISH
T.
BECKER,
C.
G.
BECKER,
R.
R.
BERNHARDT
AND
M.
SCHACHNER
INJECTION
OF
AN
ANTIBODY
TO
THE
HNK-1
GLYCOEPITOPE
SPECIFICALLY
DEFASCICULATES
THE
DEVELOPING
POSTERIOR
LATERAL
LINE
NERVE
IN
EMBRYONIC
ZEBRAFISH
N.
HAAG,
F.
WETH
AND
J.
BOLZ
EPHRIN-A5
GENE
EXPRESSION
IN
THE
DEVELOPING
MOUSE
CEREBRAL
CORTEX
C.
LEHMANN,
S.
SCHMIDT
AND
W.
W.
NAUMANN
PRODUCTION
OF
A
FLOOR
PLATE
FACTOR
IN
CONSERVATIVE
RADIAL
GLIAL
CELLS
IN
ZEBRAFISH
AND
XENOPUS
E.
ULBRICHT
AND
W.
W.
NAUMANN
GLIAL
CELLS
IN
THE
SEA
STAR
ASTERIAS
RUBENS
W.
ZUSCHRATTER,
T.
DRESBACH
AND
E.
GUNDELFINGER
LIVE
VISUALIZATION
OF
SYNAPSE
SPECIFIC
PROTEINS
AND
DENDRITIC
DYNAMICS
IN
HIPPOCAMPAL
CELL
CULTURES
T.
VOIGT,
T.
OPITZ
AND
A.
D
DE
LIMA
SYNCHRONOUS
OSCILLATORY
ACTIVITY
IN
IMMATURE
CORTICAL
NETWORK
IS
DRIVEN
BY
GABAERGIC
PREPLATE
NEURONS
W.
HIITTEROTH,
H.-W.
HONEGGER
AND
J.
SCHACHTNER
TRANSIENT
CU,ZN-SUPEROXIDE
DISMUTASE
(SOD)-LIKE
IMMUNOREACTIVITY
IN
THE
METAMORPHOSING
BRAIN
OF
THE
SPHINX
MOTH
MANDUCA
SEXTA
J.
SCHACHTNER
AND
C.
VON
PRAUN
INVOLVEMENT
OF
NO
AND
CGMP
IN
SYNAPTOGENESIS
DURING
GLOMERULAR
FORMATION
IN
THE
ANTENNAL
LOBE
OF
THE
SPHINX
MOTH
MANDUCA
SEXTA.
M.
HACK,
P.
MALATESTA,
H.
SCHNIIRCH
AND
M.
GOTZ
ISOLATION
AND
GENE
EXPRESSION
ANALYSIS
OF
NEURONAL
AND
GLIAL
CNS
PRECURSOR
CELLS
H.
SCHNIIRCH,
R.
FRIEDEL,
J.
STUBBUSCH
AND
Y.-A.
BARDE
A
NOVEL
G-PROTEIN
COUPLED
RECEPTOR
IN
NGF-DEPENDENT
SENSORY
NEURONS
P.
CHAPOUTON,
C.
SCHUURMANS,
F.
GUILLEMOT
AND
M.
GOTZ
THE
ROLE
OF
NEUROGENIN2
IN
DORSO-VENTRAL
PATTERNING
OF
THE
DEVELOPING
MOUSE
TELENCEPHALON
N.
HAUBST
AND
M.
GOTZ
THE
ROLE
OF
THE
TRANSCRIPTION
FACTOR
PAX6
IN
CELL
CYCLE
REGULATION
IN
THE
DEVELOPING
CORTEX
G.
BOYAN
AND
L.
WILLIAMS
"
ENGRAILED
"
EXPRESSION
SHOWS
THAT
PROTOCEREBRAL
NEUROBLASTS
HELP
BUILD
THE
ANTENNAL
LOBE
OF
THE
GRASSHOPPER
EMBRYO
B.
GRAU,
S.
STEINHAUS,
S.
MUNCK,
S.
FLICKER,
R.
UHL
AND
H.
HARZ
PURINERGIC
COMPOUNDS
AFFECT
THE
F-ACTIN
CONTENT
OF
SENSORY
NEURONS
54
948
N.
HEINS,
F.
CREMISI
AND
M.
GOETZ
THE
ROLE
OF
THE
TRANSCRIPTION
FACTORS
EMX2,
EMXL
AND
PAX6
IN
PRECURSOR
CELLS
OF
THE
CEREBRAL
CORTEX
949
J.
VON
FROWEIN
AND
M.
GOTZ
REGIONALISATION
OFCHICK
TELENCEPHALON
STUDIED
BY
THE
ANALYSIS
OF
GENE
EXPRESSION
BORDERS
AND
MIGRATIONAL
RESTRICTION
950
R.
GAGNE
AND
S.
GAGNE
ACTIVITY
DEPENDENT
FRACTAL
DENDRITE
GROWTH
MODEL
951
S.
COUILLARD-DESPRES,
J.
WINKLER
AND
L.
AIGNER
THE
FUNCTIONAL
ROLE
OF
DOUBLECORTIN
IN
NEURONAL
MIGRATION
DISORDERS
952
B.
SCHLOSSHAUER,
K.
STEINBACH,
H.
VOLKMER,
H.
SCHMIDT,
E.
MULLER
AND
H.
PLANCK
SEMAPHORIN
EXPRESSION
IN
THE
DEVELOPING
CHICK
VISUAL
SYSTEM
953
S.
J.
P.
HAAS,
0.
VON
WIDDERN
AND
A.
WREE
DOPAMINERGIC
DIFFERENTIATION
OF
A
NURRL-EXPRESSING
IMMORTALIZED
NEURAL
STEM
CELL
LINE
(CSM14.1)
IN
VITRO
954
M.
KNIPPER,
M.
MULLER,
A.
LIMBERGER,
T.
SCHIMMANG,
L.
MINICHIELLO,
R.
KLEIN,
H.
P.
ZENNER
AND
U.
ZIMMERMANN
BDNF
CONTROLS
VESTIBULAR
BUT
NOT
COCHLEAR
INNERVATIONPATTEM
VIA
A
SHC-SIGNALLING
PATHWAY
955
H.
WINTER,
K.
ROHBOCK
AND
M.
KNIPPER
P75NTR-MEDIATED
APOPTOSIS
IN
NON-NEURONAL
CELLS?
956
J.
TAN,
T.
WEBER,
H.
WINTER,
I.
KOPSCHALL,
K.
ROHBOCK,
U.
ZIMMERMANN
AND
M.
KNIPPER
EXPRESSION
OF
DIFFERENT
BDNF
SPLICE
VARIANTS
IN
THE
COCHLEA
957
E.
GUENTHER,
G.
PINZON-DUARTE,
B.
A.
ARANGO-GONZALEZ
AND
K.
KOHLER
BRAIN
DERIVED
NEUROTROPHIC
FACTOR
EFFECTS
PHENOTYPE
EXPRESSION
OF
NEURONS
IN
THE
DEVELOPING
RAT
RETINA.
958
I.
M.
KLOER,
B.
F.
JONES,
J.
R.
SANES
AND
L.
C.
KATZ
THE
EFFECT
OF
RHO
GTPASES
ON
THE
MORPHOLOGY
OF
POSTNATAL
CORTICAL
NEURONS
959
S.
BBSER
AND
E.
HORN
EFFECTS
OF
HYPERGRAVITY
ON
THE
DEVELOPMENT
OF
THE
MOTOR
SYSTEM
IN
CRICKETS
(ACHETA
DOMESTICUS)
960
E.
HOM
MICROGRAVITY
INDUCED
MALFORMATIONS
OF
THE
BODY
CORRELATE
WITH
THE
DEPRESSION
OF
THE
STATIC
VESTIBULOOCULAR
REFLEX
REGENERATION
AND
PLASTICITY
961
J.
MEY
AND
R.
NANETTE
RETINOIC
ACID
INDUCES
EXPRESSION
OF
NEUROTROPHIN
RECEPTORS
AND
SUPPORTS
BDNF
DEPENDENT
AXONAL
REGENERATION
OF
RETINAL
GANGLION
CELLS
IN
VITRO
55
962
963
964
965
966
967
968
969
970
971
972
973
974
S.
KIRSTEN,
J.
NINA,
M.
PETER
AND
M.
JOERG
RETINOIC
ACID
SIGNALING
IS
INVOLVED
IN
SCIATIC
NERVE
REGENERATION
M.
MANNS,
0.
GIINTIIRKUN,
R.
HEUMANN
AND
A.
BLOCHL
LIGHT-MODULATED
P21RAS
ACTIVITY
IN
THE
DEVELOPING
VISUAL
SYSTEM
OF
PIGEONS
-
IMPACT
FOR
AN
ASYMMETRIC
FUNCTIONAL
ARCHITECTURE
OF
THE
BRAIN
A.
KRAL,
R.
HARTMANN,
J.
TILLEIN,
S.
HEID
AND
R.
KLINKE
A
SENSITIVE
PERIOD
IN
THE
DEVELOPMENT
OF
CAT
AUDITORY
SYSTEM
T.
WELT,
N.
TOSCHI,
M.
E.
KECK,
B.
CZEH,
F.
ANJA,
E.
FUCHS,
A.
ERHARDT
AND
W.
SCHMITT
CHRONIC
PSYCHOSOCIAL
STRESS
AND
CONCOMITANT
REPETITIVE
TRANSCRANIAL
MAGNETIC
STIMULATION:
EFFECT
ON
NEUROGENESIS
AND
STRESS
HORMONE
LEVELS
C.
BONNEMANN,
N.
BROSE
AND
M.
RICKMANN
CHANGES
IN
DISTRIBUTION
OF
THE
SYNAPTIC
ADHESION
MOLECULE
NEUROLIGIN
1
DURING
REORGANISATION
OF
RAT
MOTOR CORTEX
AFTER
LESION
OF
THE
FACIAL
NERVE.
A.
K.
FISHER,
B.
CZEH,
R.
BURIC,
P.
VON
ROSENSTIEL
AND
0.
ALMEIDA
THE
EFFECT
OF
THE
MINERALOCORTICOID
ALDOSTERONE
ON
ADULT
HIPPOCAMPAL
CELL
PROLIFERATION
M.
TIMMER,
M.
HAHN,
J.
WITTEK,
V.
KLOTH,
T.
SCHOLZ
AND
G.
NIKKHAH
SEQUENTIAL
TRANSPLANTATION
OF
EMBRYONIC
DOPAMINERGIC
GRAFTS
IN
A
RAT
MODEL
OF
PARKINSON
'
S
DISEASE
U.
GARTNER,
J.
BEHRBOHM,
K.
PALM,
G.
SEEGER,
R.
HEUMANN
AND
T.
ARENDT
EXPRESSION
OF
CONSTITUTIVELY
ACTIVE
P21H-RASVALL2
IN
TRANSGENIC
MICE
INDUCES
MORPHOLOGICAL
ALTERATIONS
OF
PYRAMIDAL
NEURONS
G.
SEEGER,
U.
GARTNER,
M.
HOLZER,
R.
HEUMANN
AND
T.
ARENDT
NUMBER
OF
SYNAPSES
ARE
INCREASED
IN
THE
SOMATOSENSORY
CORTEX
OFP21RAS(VAL!2)
TRANSGENIC
MICE
A.
LASKOWSKI,
W.
SCHMIDT
AND
K.
REYMANN
MORPHOLOGICAL
CHARACTERISATION
OF
REPAIR
MECHANISMS
IN
ORGANOTYPIC
HIPPOCAMPAL
SLICE
CULTURES
AFTER
LESION
OFCA3
SCHAFFER
COLLATERALS
F.
SEDEHIZADE,
T.
HANCK
AND
G.
REISER
SUBCELLULAR
LOCALISATION
AND
TRANSLOCATION
OFP42IP4,A
PTDINS
(3,4,5)
P3/INS
(1,3,4,5)P4
BINDING
PROTEIN
AND
DELETION
MUTANTS
OFP42IP4
IN
HEK-293
AND
NG
108-15
CELLS
A.
GHETEU
AND
G.
K.
ZUPANC
THE
ROLE
OF
RADIAL
GLIA
IN
GUIDANCE
OF
MIGRATING
NEW
CELLS
IN
THE
ADULT
CEREBELLUM
OF
TELEOST
FISH,
APTERONOTUS
LEPTORHYNCHUS
S.
C.
CLINT
AND
G.
K.
ZUPANC
SPATIO-TEMPORAL
DISTRIBUTION
OF
RADIAL
GLIA
FIBERS
IN
RESPONSE
TO
LESIONS
IN
THE
CEREBELLUM
OF
THE
FISH
,
APTERONOTUS
LEPTORHYNCHUS
56
975
976
977
978
979
980
981
982
983
984
985
986
S.
C.
CLINT,
K.
A.
WEISS,
D.
C.
GONDEK
AND
G.
K.
ZUPANC
TRANSIENT
EXPRESSION
OF
GLIAL
FIBRILLARY
ACIDIC
PROTEIN
AND
SOMATOSTATIN
IN
RESPONSE
TO
LESIONS
IN
THE
CEREBELLUM
OF
TELEOST
FISH,
APTERONOTUS
LEPTORHYNCHUS:
AN
IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL
STUDY
G.
K.
ZUPANC
DISTRIBUTION
OF
RADIAL
GLIA
IN
THE
CENTRAL
POSTERIOR/PREPACEMAKER
NUCLEUS
OF
WEAKLY
ELECTRIC
FISH,
APTERONOTUS
LEPTORHYNCHUS
I.
VARDYA,
0.
P.
BALEZINA
AND
D.
V.
GULJAEV
STIMULATORY
EFFECTS
OFA-MSH,
SEMAX
AND
INOSINE
ON
THE
PERIPHERAL
NERVE
REGENERATION
OF
THE
MOUSE
F.
GOTO,
M.
ROHREGGER,
H.
STRAKA
AND
N.
DIERINGER
LESION-INDUCED
VESTIBULAR
PLASTICITY:
SYNAPTIC
CHANGES
AND
FUNCTIONAL
CONSEQUENCES
A.
KOSSEL,
S.
CAMBRIDGE,
U.
WAGNER
AND
T.
BONHOEFFER
A
CAGED
FUNCTION-BLOCKING
ANTIBODY
AGAINST
BDNF
REVEALS
AN
IMMEDIATE
AND
INSTRUCTIVE
EFFECT
OF
BDNF
DURING
HIPPOCAMPAL
SYNAPTIC
POTENTIATION
P.
AHMANN,
D.
FISCHER
AND
S.
THANOS
EYE
LENS
HOMOGENATE
PROMOTES
NEURITE
OUTGROWTH
FROM
CULTURED
SPINAL
CORD
EXPLANTS
OFCHICK
EMBRYOS
M.
VROEMEN,
J.
WINKLER
AND
N.
WEIDNER
ADULT
NEURAL
PROGENITOR
CELLS
SURVIVE
TRANSPLANTATION
INTO
THE
ACUTELY
INJURED
SPINAL
CORD
C.
LEIBROCK,
F.
HOFMANN
AND
H.
HAEMMERLE
EFFECTS
OFFK506
ON
FUNCTIONAL
REGENERATION
IN
ORGANOTYPIC
SLICES
CULTURED
ON
MICROELECTRODE
ARRAYS
B.
SCHLOSSHAUER,
H.
STEUER,
R.
FADALE,
H.-W.
MUELLER,
E.
MIIUELER,
E.
MULLER
AND
H.
PLANCK
DEGRADABLE
PERFORATED
REGENERATION
TUBES
COATED
WITH
SCHWANN
CELLS
B.
SCHLOSSHAUER,
T.
BRINKER,
H.-W.
MUELLER,
J.-U.
MEYER,
E.
MULLER
AND
H.
PLANCK
SCHWANN
CELL
GUIDANCE
OF
SPINAL
CORD
AXONS
IN
VITRO
THROUGH
MICRO
ELECTRODE
IMPLANTS
NEUROGENETICS
A.
FISCHER,
J.
RADULOVIC,
F.
SANANBENESI
AND
J.
SPIESS
IDENTIFICATION
BY
SUBTRACTIVE
HYBRIDIZATION
OF
STRESS
REGULATED
GENES
AS
CANDIDATE
MODULATORS
OF
LEARNING
AND
ANXIETY
I.
MEINERTZHAGEN,
J.
GORSKA,
S.
STOWERS,
L.
MEGEATH
AND
T.
SCHWARZ
PHOTORECEPTOR
TERMINALS
IN
MILTON,
A
DROSOPHILA
ERG
MUTANT,
LACK
MITOCHONDRIA
57
987
988
989
990
991
992
993
994
995
996
997
998
999
K.
DOMSCHKE,
G.
KUHLENBAUMER,
A.
SCHIRMACHER,
V.
AROLT,
E.-B.
RINGELSTEIN,
F.
STOGBAUER
AND
J.
DECKERT
GENOMIC
CHARACTERISATION
OF
HUMAN
CREM
GENE
J.
DECKERT,
G.
KUHLENBAUMER,
T.
SASAKI,
K.
WEIB,
A.
SCHIRMACHER,
S.
MINOSHIMA,
V.
AROLT,
E.-B.
RINGELSTEIN,
N.
SHIMIZU
AND
F.
STOGBAUER
VARIABILITY
OF
NON
TRANSLATED
ADENOSINE
A2A
RECEPTOR
GENE
CDNA
SEQUENCE
J.
DECKERT,
T.
TERHOERST,
C.
DORDELMANN,
A.
HIITTENHOFER,
J.
BROSIUS
AND
V.
AROLT
VARIABILITY
OF
SMALL
NUCLEOLAR
RNA
GENE
HBI-36
LOCUS
K.
HOFMEYER
AND
G.
PFLUGFELDER
NEUROANATOMICAL
AND
BEHAVIORAL
PHENOTYPES
IN
DROSOPHILA
OPTOMOTOR-BLIND
REGULATORY
MUTANTS:
GLIMPSES
AT
THE
MOLECULAR
AND
DEVELOMENTAL
BASIS
NEUROPATHOLOGY
M.
SYNOWITZ,
P.
AHMANN,
M.
MATYASH,
S.
A.
KUHN,
B.
HOFMANN,
C.
ZIMMER,
P.
VON
ROSENSTIEL,
J.
KIWIT,
F.
KIRCHHOFF
AND
H.
KETTENMANN
GABA
A
-RECEPTORS
CONTROL
PROLIFERATIVE
ACTIVITY
OF
GLIOMA
CELLS
AND
THEIR
EXPRESSION
IS
TRIGGERED
BY
CONTACT
TO
NEURONS
N.
LINK,
H.
LIIBBERT
AND
C.
C.
STICHEL
IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL
PROFILE
OF
PARKIN-EXPRESSING
NEURONS
IN
THE
ADULT
MOUSE
BRAIN
K.
KUHN,
H.
LIIBBERT
AND
C.
C.
STICHEL
EXPRESSION
OF
PARKIN
GENE
DURING
MOUSE
BRAIN
ONTOGENY
C.
C.
STICHEL,
K.
KUHN,
M.
AUGUSTIN,
P.
ENGELS,
C.
ULLMER,
X.
R.
ZHU
AND
H.
LIIBBERT
PARKIN
EXPRESSION
IN
THE
ADULT
MOUSE
BRAIN
0.
WIRTHS
AND
T.
A.
BAYER
INTRANEURONAL
ABETA
PRECEDES
PLAQUE
FORMATION
IN
APP/PS1
TRANSGENIC
MICE
T.
WIEBRINGHAUS,
G.
MULTHAUP
AND
T.
A.
BAYER
DISTRIBUTION
OF
DACE
PROTEIN
IN
HUMAN
BRAIN
T.
BAYER
AND
0.
WIRTHS
ALPHA-SYNUCLEIN
IN
ALZHEIMER'S
DISEASE
H.-J.
BIDMON,
H.-W.
PANNECK,
R.
LAHL,
E.-J.
SPECKMANN
AND
K.
ZILLES
DYSPLASTIC
CELL
TYPES
IN
CEREBRAL
CORTEX
BIOPSIES
OBTAINED
DURING
HEMISPHERECTOMY
AND
FOCAL
RESECTIONS
FROM
PATIENTS
WITH
INTRACTABLE
EPILEPSY:
AN
IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL
CHARACTERIZATION
OF
CYTOSKELETAL
COMPONENTS
AND
ENZYMES
OF
THE
OXIDATIVE
STRESS
CASCADE.
H.-J.
BIDMON,
A.
BAUER,
K.
LANGEN
AND
K.
ZILLES
PERIPHERAL
BENZODIAZEPIN
BINDING
AND
CELLULAR
CHARACTERISTICS
OF
A
F98
GLIOMA
MODEL
-
IMPLICATIONS
FOR
PET
TUMOR
IMAGING
58
1000
1001
1002
1003
1004
1005
1006
1007
1008
1009
1010
1011
1012
H.
WERNER,
S.
FORSS-PETTER,
B.
MOLZER,
H.
LASSMANN,
J.
BERGER
AND
K.-A.
NAVE
X-LINKED
ADRENOLEUKODYSTROPHY:
A
MOUSE
MODEL
FOR
THE
PEROXISOMAL
LIPID
STORAGE
DISEASE
T.
LADEWIG,
P.
KLOPPENBURG,
W.
ZIPFEL,
W.
WEBB
AND
B.
KELLER
ROLE
OF
INTRACELLULAR
ORGANELLES
IN
THE
REGULATION
OF
[CA
2+
]T
IN
MOTONEURONES
THAT
ARE
PARTICULARLY
VULNERABLE
IN
A
MOUSE
MODEL
OF
AMYOTROPHIC
LATERAL
SCLEROSIS
(ALS)
F.
BERGMANN
AND
B.
U.
KELLER
IMAGING
OF
INTRACELLULAR
CALCIUM
CONCENTRATIONS
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| title_full_unstemmed | The neurosciences at the turn of the century proceedings of the 4th Meeting of the German Neuroscience Society 2001; 28th Göttingen Neurobiology Conference edited by Norbert Elsner [und 1 weiteren] |
| title_short | The neurosciences at the turn of the century |
| title_sort | the neurosciences at the turn of the century proceedings of the 4th meeting of the german neuroscience society 2001 28th gottingen neurobiology conference |
| title_sub | proceedings of the 4th Meeting of the German Neuroscience Society 2001; 28th Göttingen Neurobiology Conference |
| topic | Neurobiologie (DE-588)4041871-6 gnd |
| topic_facet | Neurobiologie Konferenzschrift 2001 Göttingen |
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