Titlebook: Neurobiology of Invertebrates; János Salánki (Director) Book 1968 Akadémiai Kiadó, Budapest 1968 biology.invertebrates.nervous system.neur

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Pharmacological Mapping of Cells in the Suboesophageal Ganglia of ,For some time past, certain pharmacological reagents which modify neuronal activity in the vertebrates, have been found to be reactive on invertebrate nervous systems (Eccles 1964; Kerkut 1967).

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978-1-4615-8620-3Akadémiai Kiadó, Budapest 1968

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Opening Addresses. As the director of this Institute and the head of the Organizing Committee I particularly want to welcome those colleagues who have come from abroad, especially since, for most of them, this is their first visit to Hungary. I extend our best wishes to them and hope that it will be a pleasant soj

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Technical Problems in the Study of Neuron Networkslue stains. Many types of such neurons were studied in invertebrates and vertebrates in the classical period of neurohistology and have also been studied more recently with renewed interest, due to the great advance in our understanding of the functions of individual neurons. In addition, the interc

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The Structure of the Sympathetic Nervous System of Insectsarzin 1924, 1941; Tsvileneva 1950, 1951, 1966; Kolmogorova 1959). Zawarzin (1924, 1941) proved that in this line insects have the most differentiated part of the vegetative nervous system, i.e., the system of the ventral unpaired nerve (or median nerve) which may be regarded as analogous to the symp

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Fine Structural Changes Induced in Photoreceptors by Light and Prolonged Darknessther photoreceptor structures containing such pigments (Langer and Thorell 1965, 1966) also show some alterations at the ultrastructural level. Since the normal fine-structure of many invertebrate photoreceptors has been clarified in the last decade (see, for example, Eakin 1965; R?hlich 1967), the

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