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INDEX

Acetylcholinesterase, in brain, effects of lead 2 17 p-N-Acetyl transferase, octopamine inactivation 164 Acousticolateral hair cells 2 Acrodermatitis enteropathica 101 Actin, hair cells 2 Adenosme-3’, 5’-monophosphate systems

in brain, effect of lead 216 in invertebrates, effect of octopamine 170

Na+, K+-Adenosine triphosphatase, lead effects 222

Adenylate cyclase in brain, effect of lead 221 in invertebrates, effect of octopamine 170

Adipo kinetic hormone 152 Adrenaline containing cells in prevertebral

sympathetic ganglia 52 Aggregation gating model, sodium channels 264 Aluminium, effect on nerve conduction velocity

207 9-Aminoacridine, effect on sodium channels 276 Anaclytic depression 190 Antibodies, purification of encoding mRNA 106 Antidepressant drugs 193 Armstrong-Benzanilla-Gilly model, sodium

channel 26 1 Ataxia telangiectasia 101, 116 Auditory evoked response, effect of lead 211 Auditory nerve, hair cells 32 Autonomic ganglia 45 Autosomal diseases, recessive and dominant 110 Axons, lead effects on morphology and myelination

204

Batrachotoxin, effect on sodium channels 276 Baumann model, sodium channel 264 Begenisich-Cahalan’s model, sodium channel 274 Behaviour, effect of octopamine 174 Behavioural therapy for depression 195 Biogenic amines, depression 190, 193 Blood-brain barrier, gene therapy 124 Blood pressure, octopamine effects 173 Bombesin, in prevertebral ganglia 80, 85 Bowel motility 55 N-Bromoacetamide, effect on sodium channels 266 Bullfrog, noncholinergic transmission in sympathetic

ganglia 65

Calcium, lead interaction 212, 218 Calcium phosphate mediated gene transfer 124 Calmodulin, lead interaction 214, 220 Catastrophizing reactions 191 Catecholamines, relationship with octopamine

invertebrates 153 vertebrates 158

Celiac ganglia anatomy 45 functions 54 morphology 51 noncholinergic transmission 67 peptides in 80 synaptic inputs 61 tracing pathways 83

Cerebral magnetic fields 237 Chlordimeform 168

Cholecystokinin, prevertebral ganglia 80, 86 Cholinergic mechanoreceptor neurons, gut 64 Chromosomal disorders 102 Chromosome-specific genomic library 112, 121 Chromosomes, synthetic 130 Cloned DNA probes 104 CO, stimulation of nasal mucosa, magnetic

response to 252 Cochlear

mechanical travelhng wave 20 properties of hair cells 2 responses of hair cells to sound 24 sharp tuning 28 transduction 13, 15, 18

Cognitive/behavioural models of depression 190 Cognitive therapy for depression 194 Colonic nerves 55, 59 Colon, peptidergic neurons in 85 Colon-prevertebral ganglia preparation 63 Conduction velocity

lead exposure 206 prevertebral ganglia 57

Copper metabolism disorders 99, 101 Crossed olivocochlear bundle, sharp tuning 33 Cytoskeletal proteins 2

Dendritic field, effect of lead 203 Dense core vesicles, spinal cord lamina VI 3 16 Dental stimulation, magnetic response to 250 Deoxyribonucleic acid-mediated gene transfer 124 Deoxyribonucleic acid methylation. gene transfer

131 Deoxyribonucleic acid, pathologic sequences 103

endogenous sequences 104, 118 exogenous sequences 118 inclusion/exclusion mapping 108 linking mapping 112 probes for neural proteins 104 sequence variations 107 single gene defects 104 structure and engineering 115

Deoxyribonucleic acid polymorphisms 107, 112 Deoxyribonucleic acid repair and engineering

defects 101 Deoxyribonucleic acid, electroplax sodium channel

280 Depression

behavioural treatment 195 cognitive/behavioural models 190 cognitive/behavioural treatment 194 definition 187 diagnosis 189 drug treatment 193 electroconvulsive therapy 194 epidemiology 189 neurochemical model 190 octopamine 174 psychoanalytic model 189 unified model 193

Desipramine 193 Desmethylchlordimeform 168 Dihydropteridine reductase deficiency 100 Dipole models, cerebral magnetic fields 237 Dominantly inherited diseases 110

333

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Dopamine, relationship with octopamine invertebrates 153 vertebrates 158

Dopamine receptor, effect of lead 216 Double-pulse inactivation, sodium channel 261 Duchenne’s muscular dystrophy, defective genes

115 DUMDL, octopamine release 15 1 DUMETi neurons

octopamine in 145 octopamine receptors 168 octopamine release 151

Edmonds model, sodium channel 263 Electroconvulsive therapy 194 Electroencephalogram, comparison with magneto-

encephalography 238 Electroplax, structure of sodium channel 280 Embryogenesis, octopamine levels 157 Encephalopathies, effect of octopamine 174 Endonuclease 107 End plate potential, effect of lead 2 13 Enhancers, gene transfer 130 Enkephalins

effect on guinea pig inferior mesenteric ganglia 75

in preganglionic neurons 84 in prevertebral ganglia 80

Excitability of neurons, effect of lead 209, 210 Eyring rate theory, ion permeability through

sodium channels 272

Fetus, effect of lead 203 Fimbrin 4 Firefly lantern, octopamine in 151 Formamidins 168 Fragile syndromes 102

Gating current, sodium channel 259 Gene lesions, neurologic and psychiatric diseases

98 Gene therapy

applicable diseases 124 gene transfer techniques 124 limitations 128

Genetics depression 189 pathological DNA sequences 103

Genomic DNA 107,115 Glycogen, in pre-synaptic bag 324 Guanosine-3’, 5’-monophosphate, in retina, effect

of lead 211 Guinea pig

celiac ganglion 67 inferior mesenteric ganglia 69

Hair cells cross-linkage and spatial arrangement of

stereocilia 9 cytoskeleton and the cuticular plate 2 properties of membrane 20 responses to sound 24 sharp tuning 32 transducer channels 15

transduction process 13, 18 Hansen’s syndrome 101 Heart, effect of octopamine 172. 173 Hemoglobinopathies 100 Hepatic coma, effect of octopamine 173 Herpes simplex virus, thymidine kinase gene 124.

129 Hille’s model, sodium channels 273 Hodgkin-Huxfey model, sodium channel 257 Hoyt model, sodium channel 263 Horseradish peroxidase, application to inferior

mesenteric ganglia 83 Huntington’s disease, DNA markers for genes 1 I3 Hybernation, sodium channels 270 Hydrogen-ion block, sodium channels 273 6-Hydroxydopamine, effect on octopamine in

tissues 149 5-Hydroxytryptamine

depolarization in celiac ganglion cells 69 relationship with octopamine in invertebrates

153 relationship with octopamine in vertebrates 158

Hyperphenylalaninemia 100 Hypoxanthine-guanine phosphoribosyltransferase

deficiency 101

Inferior mesenteric ganglion anatomy 46 electrophysiology 57 enkephalins 75 functions 54 morphology 5 1 noncholinergic transmission 69 peptides in 80 substance P 71 synaptic inputs 6 1 tracing pathways of 83

Inferior mesenteric ganglion - colon preparation 63

Inherited neurologic and psychiatric diseases 98 recessive and dominant 110

Ion selectivity, sodium channel 270 Ischaemia, effect on somatically evoked magnetic

responses 241 Insects, octopamine effects on physiology 171 Intestinal motility 54 Intestine mechanoreceptors 64 Intestino-intestinal reflexes 56 Invertebrates, octopamine in 142

biosynthesis 159 catabolism 16 1 effects in 170 receptors 169 relationship with biogenic amines 157 release in 150

Kanamycin, sharp tuning, auditory nerve 33 Kinocilium, transduction 16

Lamina VI of spinal cord, ultrastructure 295 materials and methods 296 neurons 300 neuropil 307 organization 325 synapses 308

INDEX 335

Late slow excitatory postsynaptic potentiation bullfrog 66 enkephalin involvement 75 guinea pig celiac ganglia 67, 69 guinea pig inferior mesenteric ganglion 69 rabbit inferior mesenteric ganglion 77 substance P involvement 71

Lead exposure and neuron physiology 199-231 axonal morphology and myelination 204 calcium interactions 218 conduction velocity 206 encephalopathy 202 in vivo vs. in vitro exposure 201, 222 low level exposure 203 neuronal excitability 209 organic vs. inorganic 202, 224 protein interactions 221 synaptic transmission 212

Learned helplessness 191 Lesch-Nyhan syndrome 101 Linkage mapping, neurologmal diseases 112 Liposome mediated gene transfer 126 Liposomes, incorporation of sodium channels 280 Lithium carbonate 194 Lobster

octopamine in 143, 145 octopaminergic neurons 151

Locust, octopamine release 151 Luteinizing hormone releasing hormone like

peptide in bullfrog sympathetic chain 66

Magnetic fields 234 detection 235 dipole models 237 neural generation 236 noxious stimulus evoked 250 somatically evoked 239

Magnetoencephalography 233, 234 CO, stimulation of nasal mucosa 252 comparison with EEG 238 dental stimulation 250 somatically evoked responses from SI 239 somatically evoked responses from SII 248

Magnetometers 235 shielding 236

Mechanical travelling wave 20 sharp tuning 28

Mechanoreceptors, gut 64 Median nerve stimulation, magnetic response at SI

239 Menkes’ kinky hair syndrome 101 Metallothionein genes 101 Microamines in invertebrates 153 Modulated blocker model, sodium channel 263 Molecular genetics, neurologic and psychiatric

diseases 95-140 clinical and genetic background 96 endogenous gene defects 118 gene therapy 123 pathological DNA sequences 103

Monoamine oxidase inhibitors 194 A-Monoaminooxidases, octopamine degradation

164, 166 Muscarinic receptors, effect of lead 216 Mutations, thalassemias 121 Myelination, effect of lead 204 Myosin, stereocilia 4

Nasal mucosa, CO, stimulation, magnetic response to 252

Negative concepts, depression 190 Nerve conduction velocity, effect of lead 206 Neural generation of magnetic fields 236 Neural genes 103 Neural proteins, DNA probes 105 Neuroblastoma cells, sodium channels 267 Neuroblastoma tumour, DNA engineering 116 Neurochemical model of depression 190 Neurologic diseases, molecular genetics 95-140 Neuromagnetic studies of somatosensory system

magnetic fields elicited by noxious stimuli 250 somatically evoked magnetic fields 239 techniques 234

Neurons, lamina VI of the spinal cord 300 Neurons, lead effects

calcium interactions 218 conduction velocity 206 excitability 209 in vivo vs in vitro exposure 201, 222 organic vs inorganic 202, 224 protein interactions 221 structure 202 synaptic transmission 2 12

Neuropeptide Y, in prevertebral ganglia 81 Neuropil, spinal cord lamina VI 307 Neurotransmitters, effect of lead on synthesis and

release 212, 222 Noradrenaline

coexistence with peptides in prevertebral ganglia 83

containing cells in prevertebral ganglia 52 relationship with octopamine in invertebrates

153 relationship with octopamine in vertebrates 158

Octopamine biosynthesis 159, 162, 163 catabolism 161, 165 distribution in animals 142 effects in invertebrates 170 effects in vertebrates 173 enantiomorphs 166 isomers 166 localisation in tissues 144 neurotransmitter, neurohormone or neuro-

modulator 174, 175 receptors in invertebrates 169 receptors in vertebrates 169 relationship with other neurotransmitters 152 release in invertebrates 150 release in vertebrates 152 turnover 157

Octopaminergic neurons invertebrates 144, 15 1 vertebrates 149

Oncogenes 117 Ontogenesis in invertebrates, octopamine in 157 Opiate peptides, transmission in inferior

mesenteric ganglia 75

Patch-clamp, sodium channel gating 265 Pelvic ganglia 49, 54, 63 Peptides in prevertebral ganglia 79 Permeation, sodium channels 270

336 INDEX

Peroneal nerve stimulation, magnetic response at SI 242

Person-environment interactions 192 Phenylalaninemias 100 Phenylethanolamine

in invertebrates 153 in vertebrates 158

Phenylketonuria 100

gating current 259 Hodgkin and Huxley model 257 Hoyt model 263 patch-clamp 265

Sodium channel, permeation ion selectivity sequence 270 rate theory 212 single channel studies 275

Pleiotropy 99 Porphyria, DNA defects 102 Prevertebral sympathetic ganglia

electrophysiology 57 function 54 noncholinergic transmission in 65 peptides in 79 structure 45 tracing pathways of 83

Prevertebral sympathetic ganglia - colon preparations 63

Protein engineering 130 Protein-lead interactions 221 Proto-oncogenes 117 Psychomatric diseases, molecular genetics Psychoanalytic model of depression 189 Purkinje cells, effect of lead 209

Recessively inherited diseases 110 Recombination 109, 114 Reflex centers, prevertebral ganglia 56 Reflex pathways, intestine 59, 65 Reinforcement, depression 192 Reserpine, effect on octopamine stores 150 Retina, effect of lead 2 11 Retinoblastoma, DNA markers for genes 113 Retrovirus-mediated gene transfer 127

Somatically evoked magnetic fields 239 Somatic size, latnina VI neurons 300 Somatic synapses, spinal cord lamina VI 305 Somatostatin, in prevertebral ganglia 81 Sound

mechanical travelling wave 20 responses of hair cells, mammalian cochlea 24

Spinal cord lamina VI, ultrastructure 295 materials and methods 296 neurons 300 neuropil 307 organization 325 synapses 308

95-140

Spontaneous activity of neurons, effect of lead 209

SQUID magnetometers 233, 235 Stereocilia 1

Strychnine, effect on sodium channels 279

cross-linking and spatial arrangement 9 proteins in 2

SI, magnetic responses stimulation of fingers 242 stimulation of lower limbs 242 stimulation of median nerve 239 stimulus repetition rate 246 tourniquet-induced ischaemia 247

SII, magnetic responses 248 Salivary gland, denervation and octopamine in 150 Sharp tuning

active mechanical process in cochlea 29 mechanical travelling wave 22 origin of 3 1 theoretical analyses 28

Sickle cell anemia 100 Single gene lesions 100 Sleepy channels 262 Small intensely fluorescent cells, in prevertebral

ganglia 52 Sodium channel, chemistry 279

biosynthesis 285 electrical measurement in reconstituted membranes

280 ion fluxes 280 primary structure of electroplax channel from

cDNA sequence 280 Sodium channel, gates

Armstrong-Bezanilla-Gilly model 26 1 Baumann model 264 coupling of activation and inactivation 258 Edmonds model 263

Substance P, transmission in prevertebral ganglia 66, 71, 82, 85

Superior mesenteric ganglion 46 Sympathetic ganglia, prevertebral

electrophysiology 57 function 54 noncholinergic transmission 65 peptides in 79 structure 45 tracing pathways 83

Synapses, spinal cord lamina VI classification 324 dense core vesicles 316 density 306 density of synaptic vesicles 3 15 features of 326 glycogen content of pre-synaptic bag 324 post-synaptic specializations 323 shape of synaptic vesicles 308 size of synaptic vesicles 3 13 synaptic sites 323

Synaptic boutons, spinal cord lamina VI classification 299, 324 size 314 synaptic sites 323 vesicles 308

Synaptic delay, prevertebral ganglia 57 Synaptic inputs to ganglion cells 6 1 Synaptic receptors, effect of lead 215 Synaptic transmission, effect of lead 212 Synaptic transmission in prevertebral sympathetic

ganglia 43-93 Synaptic vesicles, spinal cord lamina VI

dense core 3 16 density 315 shape 308 size 313

Synaptogenesis, effect of lead 204 Synaptosomes, octopamine in 147 Synthetic chromosomes 130

INDEX

Tetramethylammonium, sodium channel current block 276

Tetrodotoxin-binding protein 279 Tetrodotoxin block of sodium channels in

reconstituted membranes 284 Thalassemia, mutations in p-globulin gene 121 Threshold channels 262 Thymidine kinase genes 124, 129 Transduction, cochlear 1

displacement and energy required for 18 in hair cells 13,24 site of channels 15

Transfection 124 Tricyclic antidepressant drugs 193 Triethyl lead 204, 205 Tyramines

in invertebrates 153 in vertebrates 158 octopamine synthesis 160

Tyrosine, octopamine synthesis 60

Vasoactive intestinal peptide, in prevertebral ganglia 82,86

Viral infections of the nervous system 118 Visceral innervation 54 Visual evoked response, effect of lead 211

Willvonseder’s disease 101 Wilson’s disease 10 1

genetic concepts 99 Woodhull’s model, sodium channels 273

X-linked diseases 102, 110, 115

Zinc metabolism disorders 10 1

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Functions of the mammalian cerebral cortex I” movement

The neurobiology of motivated behavior

Diffusion pathways and retrograde axonal transport of protein tracers in peripheral nerves

Absolute pitch in humans. its variations and poasiblc

connections with other known rhythmic phenomena

Blood platelets as a model for monoamine-containing neurons

Electrogenesis of sustained potentials Studies on the neural control of the skating reflex, and the origin

of its variations in field population of the hemipterous insect

Gerris Gamma-hydroxybutyrate, succinic semialdehyde and sleep

The synaptosome: an isolated. working neuronal compartment

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Cerebellar afferent systems: a review Neurotransmitter synthetic enzymes Metabolism and functions of cyclic AMP in nerve

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logic of investigation in the role of cholinergic and adrcnergic

transmitters Electrophysiology of snake infrared receptors

Extrafusal muscle and muscle spindles in reptiles On the roles of dopamine and noradrenaline in animal beha\iour

The neural basis of brain-stimulation reward

Integrative and organizational aspects of synaptic function in

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Muscle membrane Effects of excitation on the metabolism of a \implr neuronal

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Neural processes in habituation and hcnhltization in model

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On the physiological properties of neuromuscular junction and

of obliquely striated muscle in the earthworm

Factors influencing transmission at adrenergic synapses

Barnacle photoreceptors: their physiolog) and role in the control

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Adenylate cyclase in the central nervous system The timing of the appearance of miniature end-plate potentials

Central neural regulation of heart and blood vessels in mammals

The hippocampus and learning

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Visual processing in the Rock Lobster (Crustacea) ‘The membrane of giant molluscan neurons: electrophysiologlc properties and the origin of the resting potential Brain nervous mechanisms involved in the so-called extra- pyramidal motor and psychomotor disturbances A reblew of some of the models of the brain Olfaction in fish Production and role of inner ear fluid

Physiological and behavioural significance of hippocampal rhythmic, slow activity The pharmacology of choreatic movement disorders Is there a sleep transmitter?

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Analyst\ ol amine, in the central nervous s)%tem by gas chromatography uith electron capture detection

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W. WIL~ZYNSKI and R. R. CAPRANI~A

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W. H. ROST&E

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A. C. PAI~LEV and A. J. S. SUMMERLEE

T. PHILIP HICKS

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Computeriled tomograph!. atroph! and dementia: A TC\ICH

Tr~ptamine: A neuromodulator or neurotransmitter in

mammalian brain?

Noradrcnerpic neuromuscular transmlaaion with special

reference to arterial smooth muscle Brain \tcm generatIon 01 the hippocampal EEG Adult neurons in cell culture: Electroph!siologic;ll characterija-

tion and u\e in neur-ohiologIcal re\carch Recent adbancca and model $>rtern\ in coclentcrate neurohiolog! Ncurotran\mittcr and neut-(,m~~dulator lunction it: the kindled

betlure and state The feral alcohol syndrome: A trc\icu. and assessment of the

syndrome and it\ ncuroloplcal vquelae Mechanism of anticon\ul\ant action 01 \alpl-oatc

The barnacle muscle flbreasa modcls)atemforthein\eatigation ol the ouabain-inaenbitive sodium efflux and hormonal actions

The relative importance of dopamine and norepincphrine in mediating locomotor acti\lt!

Pre-motor non-spiking interneurons Ammonia metabolism in the central nervous system Functional interactions between neurons and astrocytrj. Il. Potassium homcostasii at the cellular le\el

The discovery of antidepressant drugs b\ computer-analyzed

human cerebral bio-electrical potentials (CEEG) Receptors lor the excitator! amino acids in the mammalian

central nervous system Development of human brainstem auditory evoked potentials

and gender diltcrences from infants to young adults

Phqsiologl and pharmacology of putative transmitters m lamprey central nervous system

Dietar) control and the stomach

Effects ot pb! choactixe drugs on qclic nuclcotides in the central

nervous system Molecular aspects of the trophlc influence of nerve on muscle

Neurobiolog! of Down’s syndrome

Ncuromctric evaluation of cognlti>e dysfunctions and neuro-

logical disorders in children Molecular forms of acerylcholinesterase in brain, nerve and muscle: Nature. localization and dbnamic\

Afferent and efferent neural roles in liver function

The auditor! system of anuran amphibians Effects of cannabis drugs on social behaviour of laborator)

rodents Lead neurotoxicity: A rebieu ofthe biochemical. neurochrmical

and drug Induced behatioural evidence

Hebb synaptic plasticit! Nruroblological and neuroendocrine functions of’thc\asoacti\c

intestinal peptide (VIP) Feed-forward inhibition in the hippocampal formation RelatIonship\ between behabioural states and activity of the

cerebral cortex The history and development of microiontophoreris in

experimental neurobiolog) Brainstem control of the ebentr 01 REM sleep

Spinal cord injur! models The rise and fall of endogenour opioid nomenclature

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D. LEHMANN and W. SKRANDIES M.-C. CALVET and J. CALVEI

T. Y AMAMOTO T. V. GETCHELL, F. MARFOLIS and M. 1.. GETCHELL

Positron emission tomography of the brain: New porsibilitxs lor the investigation of human cerebral pathophysiology

lmmumsation with Tor@o acetylcholine receptor Calcium-activated neutral protease (CANP) in brain and other tissues The pharmacology of molluscan neurons Distribullon of neuropeptides in the central nervous system: A revieu of biochemical mapping studies Normal and abnormal determinants of dopamine and receptor ontogeny in the central nervous system Spatial analysis of evoked potentials in man--- A review C‘omputer assisted analysis of HRP labelled and Golgi stained Purkin.je neurons I astr responses of cortical neurons Pcrireceptor and receptor events in vertebrate olfaction