Titlebook: Neurohumoral Coding of Brain Function; R. D. Myers,René Raúl Drucker-Colín Book 1974 Plenum Press, New York 1974 anatomy.biochemistry.brai

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Biochemical Neuroanatomy of the Basal Gangliaomy. It is not enough merely to establish the details of neuronal connections between various areas of brain. The biochemical modus operandi of the cells making up the pathways must also be known. The great majority of the mammalian nervous system operates via chemical synapses where specific neurot

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Cyclic AMP and the Inhibition of Cerebellar Purkinje Cells by Noradrenergic Synapsese nature of the chemical which can transmit information in cellular terms between nerve cells, how can these substances be identified as to site and mechanism of action, and how is the information coded within simple molecules such as synaptic transmitters? In our laboratory, we have gone to conside

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Coding of Metabolic Information by Hepatic GlucoreceptorsStellar 1954; Brobeck, 1960; Stevenson, 1964). In our opinion this only reflects our lack of knowledge about the main factor controlling hunger and satiety, and a certain misunderstanding about the operation of regulatory systems.

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Modulatory Effects of Acetylcholine and Catecholamines in the Caudate Nucleus During Motor Conditionof the CN impair the performance of MCR (Thompson, 1959; Chorover and Gross, 1963; Prado .., 1973). The CN activity is also necessary for the conditioned inhibition of learned motor responses (Brust-Carmona and Zarco-Co ronado, 1971a), Therefore, these facts suggest that in the CN exist both the nec

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The Effects of Drugs and Electrical Stimulation of the Brain on Memory Storage Processesoblem is not one simply of determining the mechanism underlying the neural trace of an experience. We need to know how such traces are produced, where they occur and how they are used when required to control learned behavior. The neuronal basis of memory is undoubtedly highly complex. When new info

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Neuro-Humoral Coding of Sleep by the Physiological Sleep Factor Deltaent of peptides in the regulation of sleep was hardly ever taken into consideration. If a neuro-humoral coding of sleep exists, its first demonstration should be the neuro-humoral transmission of sleep.