Titlebook: Chemistry of Learning; Invertebrate Researc W. C. Corning,S. C. Ratner Book 1967 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1967 chemistry.in

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Invertebrates and the Study of Learning and Memory Mechanismsre array of specimens. For one of my own research projects, for instance, I would stipulate that my specimens have only one sensory modality, which would avoid sensory interaction problems and allow easier control of unwanted influences in the experimental situation. The central nervous system would

erythema

A Brief Survey of Possible Mechanisms in Information Processingrtebrates, I have been interested in them for a long time. When I was with the Atomic Energy Commission, one of the first proposals which came across my desk was from Jim McConnell on planarian research. Considering the trouble that I had getting that proposal approved, I have had an interest in thi

Basal-Ganglia

The Possible Role of RNA in Learning and Memory Eventslearning were of a psychological nature. In the last 20 years, however, biological approaches have achieved prominence. The earlier systematic treatments utilized neurological concepts as exemplified by Hebb’s system in 1949. Although Halstead (1951) and Katz and Halstead (1950) invoked a systematic

dyspareunia

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Species Differentiation and Ecological Relations of Planarianshelminthes. Thus they are among the lowest, or most primitive, Metazoa with bilateral symmetry and a centralized nervous system. This primitiveness in their structure and, presumably, physiology makes them eminently suitable for the study of many fundamental biological phenomena of a general nature,

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Aspects of Planarian Biology and Behavior I decide after weeks of study that they are likely to do a certain thing under certain conditions, I promptly find their ideas on the subject are quite different. McConnell’s story of their climbing on an electrode to avoid shock is typical (1965).

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The Neuroanatomy of the Planarian Brain and Some Functional Implicationsical and cellular bases of memory. Yet, in spite of this interest in certain selected classes of phenomena which the planarians manifest, the anatomical and physiological substratum underlying these has been only imperfectly studied or known. This gap in the critical information needed to decipher f