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Front Cover; International Review of Neurobiology, Volume 15; Copyright Page; Contents; Contributors; Chapter 1. Projection of Forelimb Group I Muscle Afferents to the Cat Cerebral Cortex; I. Introduction; II. Course and Relay Nuclei of the Pathway; III. Cortical Neurons; IV. Cortical Projection Areas; V. Identification of Receptors; VI. Synaptic Properties; VII. Spatial Patterns of Group I Convergence at Different Levels of the Pathway; VIII. Convergence of Excitation from Other Types of Afferents; IX. Afferent Inhibition; X. Cortical Control of Transmission; XI. Comparative Aspects
XIl. Functional ConsiderationsReferences; Chapter 2. Physiological Pathways through the Vestibular Nuclei; I. Introduction; II. Labyrinthine Input to the Vestibular Nuclei; III. The Vestibular Nuclei and the Cerebellum; IV. Projections of the Vestibular Nuclei to the Spinal Cord; V. Projections of the Vestibular Nuclei to Extraocular Motoneurons; VI. Concluding Remarks; References; Note Added in Proof; Chapter 3. Tetrodotoxin. Saxitoxin. and Related Substances: Their Applications in Neurobiology; I. Introduction; II. Sources of the Toxins; III. Chemical and Physical Properties of the Toxins
IV. Assay MethodsV. Actions in Vitro; VI. Actions in Vivo; VII. Summary and Concluding Remarks; References; Note Added in Proof; Chapter 4. The Inhibitory Action of y-Aminobutyric Acid. A Probable Synaptic Transmitter; I. Introduction; II. Inhibitory Synaptic Transmission; III. Methods of Drug Administration; IV. Electrical Changes in Neuronal Membranes; V. Antagonism by Convulsants; VI. Chemistry of Synaptic Inhibition; VII. Conclusion; References; Chapter 5. Some Aspects of Protein Metabolism of the Neuron; I. Introduction; II. Protein Metabolism in the Nerve Cell Perikaryon
III. Protein Metabolism in the AxonIV. Protein Metabolism in Nerve Endings; V. Protein Breakdown in the Neuron; VI. Neuro-Neuronal and Neuro-Nonneuronal Transfer of Proteins; VII. Proteins Specific to Neurons and Their Metabolism; VIII. Neuronal Protein Metabolism Related to Functional Activity; IX. Conclusions; References; Chapter 6. Chemistry and Biology of Two Proteins S-100 and 14-3-2, Specific to the Nervous System; I. Introduction; II. Preparation of Nervous System Proteins; III. Immunological Assays for Brain Proteins; IV. Species Distribution of S-100 and 14-3-2
V. Distribution and Localization within the Nervous SystemVI. Developmental Studies; VII. Turnover Studies of S-100; VIII. Chemistry of S-100; IX. Function of S-100; References; Chapter 7. The Genesis of the EEG; I. Introduction; II. Scope of This Review; III. Unitary Sources of the EEG; IV. Site of Production of Wave Activity in Cortical Nerve Cells; V. Biophysical Factors in Summation of Unitary Neuronal Waves; VI. Theoretical Analysis of System of Unitary Generators; VII. Experimental Analysis of Population Behavior of Cortical Wave Generators
edited by Carl C. Pfeiffer, John R. Smythies.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
International review of neurobiology. Volume 15
International review of neurobiology ; 15