Titlebook: Brain and Human Behavior; Alexander G. Karczmar (Professor of Pharmacology), Book 1972 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1972 behavior.b

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Some Brain Protein Changes Reflecting Neuronal Plasticity at Learningexperiments showing differences in the protein composition of nerve and glia cells will be described. Of the learning experiments, the first is a case of instrumental learning in rats, in which changes in the synthesis of three acidic neuronal proteins and in the RNA base composition of neurons occu

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Discussion on Hydén’s Papero recent experiments he has included appropriate behavioral control groups to establish some of the critical variables associated with the biochemical differences he observes. In both of these experiments, the biochemical changes appear not to be associated with learning . One of these studies is th

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Discussion of Kety’s Paperght consider the . of the biogenic amines. And I think we have to be careful not to try to put norepinephrine in the dopamine shoes. There certainly is as Dr. . has indicated in presentation the problem of which one of the biogenic amines may be playing the most important role in the phenomena of th

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Cortical Visual Areas and Their Interactions about what happens after retinal impulses reach the striate cortex. The discovery some years ago that there is a visual area in the temporal lobe (., 1951; ., 1954) opened up this black box a little. At least it made it clear that vision does not begin and end in the striate cortex as . (1948) beli

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Neurophysiological and Psychophysical Correlates in Vision Researchysiologists could do no more than observe subjective phenomena in human perception while controlling the physical stimulation of the sense organs. Many basic facts concerning visual physiology inferred from the results of studies carried out more than a hundred years ago, are described in the works