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Long-term potentiation : a debate of current issues

Following the successful format of the first volume on long- term potentiation -- a leading candidate for the neuronal basis of learning and memory -- Volume 2 brings together the most recent data and hypotheses by top neuroscientists regarding the mechanisms of this phenomenon and of long-term depression (LTD). The book is divided into several sections covering different aspects of the field ranging from molecular mechanisms of plasticity to computational neurobiology. It revisits some of the major points covered in Volume 1, updating them in this fast-moving field. It also introduces several new issues that have arisen since then. Of the many possible new topics that could have been added, the editors have focused on retrograde messengers and the mechanisms and functions of LTP and LTD because they are the subject of much interest, research, and controversy. The section on retrograde messengers deals primarily with nitric oxide
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3 volumes : illustrations ; 27 cm
9780262023306, 9780262023702, 9780262024099, 026202330X, 0262023709, 0262024098
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Presynaptic changes associated with long-term potentiation in the dentate gyrus / Tim V.P. Bliss ... [et al.)
Trends in LTP research / Laurent Aniksztejn ... [et al.)
On the locus of the maintenance of long-term potentiation in area CA1 of rat hippocampus / Zafar I. Bashir ... [et al.)
Increase in endogenous amino acid release in long-term potentiation / Wim E.J. Ghijsen and Fernando H. Lopes Da Silva
Presynaptic versus postsyntaptic changes in long-term potentiation / Francis Crepel
Application of quantal analysis to the study of long-term potentiation: errors, assumptions, and precautions / John M. Bekkers and Charles F. Stevens
The mechanisms of expression of long-term synaptic enhancement: thesis, antithesis, synthesis / Bruce L. McNaughton
Long-term potentiation: biophysical and biochemical mechanisms / Boberto Malinow and Richard W. Tsien
Sites and mechanisms for expression of long-term potentiation / John Larson, Jose Ambros-Ingerson, and Gary Lynch
The role of protein kinase activity in long-term potentiation / David J. Perkel and Roger A. Nicoll. (cont.) Trans-synaptophobia revisited / Aryeh Routtenberg
An integrated biochemical model for long-term potentiation / Michel Baudry
Protein kinase C substrate B-50 (F1, GAP-43) and long-term potentiation / Pierre de Graan and Willem Hendrik Gispen
Studies of synaptic structural modifications after long-term potentiation and kindling: context for a molecular morphology / Christopher S. Wallace, Nicholas Hawrylak, and William T. Greenough
Long-lasting maintenance of long-term potentiation and macromolecular synthesis / Hansjuergen Matthies
Behaviorally induced synaptic enhancement: memory or modulation? / Carol A. Barnes, Bruce L. McNaughton, and Cynthia A. Erickson
Memory facilitation induced by N-methyl-D-aspartate blockade / Cesare Mondadori and Lawrence Weiskrantz
Hippocampal synaptic plasticity and N-methyl-D-aspartate receptors: a role in information storage? / Richard G.M. Morris, Sabrina Davis, and Steven P. Butcher
What role for long-term potentiation in learning and the maintenance of memories? / Serge Laroche, Valerie Doyere, and Catherine Redini Del Negro. (cont.) Long-term potentiation and learning and memory / Bernard Soumirea-Mourat and Francois Roman
Long-term potentiation of entorhinal afferents to the hippocampus: enhanced propagation of activity through the trisynaptic pathway / Theodore W. Berger and Mark F. Yeckel
Hebbian modifications in hippocampal neurons / Thomas H. Brown [and others]
Possible computations of primary sensory cortex: hypotheses based on computer models of olfaction and audition / Richard Granger, Alberto Cobas, and Gary Lynch
A theorist's search for simplicity in memory / John G. Taylor
Computational approaches to network processing and plasticity / Yves Fregnac
"A Bradford book."
Vol. 1 based on the conference held in 1990
Vol. 3 title page lacks subtitle