دانلود کتاب Ciba Foundation Symposium 58 - Functions of the Septo-Hippocampal System

Content: Chapter 1 Chairman's Introduction (pages 1–2): L. WeiskrantzChapter 2 Objectives of the Meeting (pages 3–4): J. A. GrayChapter 3 Anatomical and Functional Aspects of the Septo?Hippocampal Projections (pages 5–24): Gary Lynch, Greg Rose and Christine GallChapter 4 The Anatomical Organization of Septo?Hippocampal Projections (pages 25–48): L. W. SwansonChapter 5 Localization of Putative Transmitters in the Hippocampal Formation: With a Note on the Connections to Septum and Hypothalamus (pages 49–86): Jon Storm?MathisenChapter 6 Long?Lasting Facilitation of Synaptic Transmission (pages 87–108): Per AndersenChapter 7 Cholinergic Mechanisms and Short?Term Potentiation (pages 109–143): J. F. Defrance, J. C. Stanley, J. E. Marchand and R. B. ChronisterChapter 8 Neuronal Aspects of Septo?Hippocampal Relations (pages 145–177): O. S. Vinogradova and E. S. BrazhnikChapter 9 Single Unit and Lesion Experiments on the Sensory Inputs to the Hippocampal Cognitive Map (pages 179–198): John O'Keefe and A. H. BlackChapter 10 Hippocampal Electrical Activity During Waking Behaviour and Sleep: Analyses using Centrally Acting Drugs (pages 199–226): C. H. Vanderwolf, R. Kramis and T. E. RobinsonChapter 11 An Experimental ‘Dissection’ of the Septal Syndrome (pages 227–273): Sebastian P. GrossmanChapter 12 The Role of the Septo?Hippocampal System and its Noradrenergic Afferents in Behavioural Responses to Non?Reward (pages 275–326): Jeffrey A. Gray, J. Feldon, J. N. P. Rawlins, S. Owen and N. McnaughtonChapter 13 The Function of Septo?Hippocampal Connections in Spatially Organized Behaviour (pages 327–349): David S. OltonChapter 14 Multivariate Analysis of the Septal Syndrome (pages 351–372): Holger Ursin, Tordis Dalland, Bjorn Ellertsen, Thomas Herrmann, Tom Backer Johnsen, Peter Livesey, Zeenat Zaidl and Hege WahlChapter 15 A Comparison of Hippocampal Pathology in Man and Other Animals (pages 373–428): L. Weiskrantz