Titlebook: Limbic Mechanisms; The Continuing Evolu Kenneth E. Livingston,Oleh Hornykiewicz Book 1978 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1978 bra

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Inputs and Outputs of the Amygdala: What the Amygdala is Trying to Tell the Rest of the Brainn that structure makes to brain function in general. This is, of course, only possible if something is known about the functional significance of the areas to which that structure is connected through afferent and efferent pathways.

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The Biochemical Pharmacology of the Limbic System: Neuroleptic Drugsred as the neuroanatomical substrate of emotion for 40 years (Papez, 1937), the neurochemical anatomy of these brain areas has been seriously considered for little more than a decade. This initial lag period was due mainly to inadequate methods for the assay of putative neurotransmitter substances i

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Synaptic Change in the Limbic System; Evidence from Studies Using Electrical Stimulation with and wi The most dramatic set of alterations have been called, collectively, the kindling effect (Goddard, McIntyre & Leech, 1969). Kindling is observed when an agent is applied mildly, repeatedly, usually once per day, and the response to that agent progressively changes until it includes a major clinical

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The Endogenous Psychoses: A Reflection of Lateralized Dysfunction of the Anterior Limbic Systemt forty years by increasingly abundant evidence. Subsequently the contributions made by Yakovlev, Nauta, McLean, Jones and Powell, Pribram and Livingston have provided a detailed understanding of the fine neuroanatomical structure and of the neurophysiological organization of the mesial and basolate