IInvertebrate Models. - 1. Changes of Membrane Currents and Calcium-Dependent Phosphorylation during Associative Learning. - 2. Cellular Mechanisms of Causal Detection in a Mollusk. - 3. Analysis of Associative and Nonassociative Neuronal Modifications in Aplysia Sensory Neurons. - 4. Mapping the Learning Engram in a Model System the Mollusk Pleurohranchaea californica. - 5. Recent Progress in Some Invertebrate Learning Systems. - IIVertebrate Models. - 6. Cellular Basis of Classical Conditioning Mediated by the Red Nucleus in the Cat. - 7. Dendritic Spine Structure and Function. - 8. Rapid Conditioning of an Eye Blink Reflex in Cats. - 9. Neuronal Mechanisms Underlying Plastic Postural Changes in Decerebrate Reflexively Standing Cats. - 10. Recovery of Motor Skill Following Deprivation of Direct Sensory Input to the Motor Cortex in the Monkey. - 11. Motoneuronal Control of Eye Retraction/Nictitating Membrane Extension in Rabbit. - 12. Two Model Systems. - 13. How Can the Cerebellar Neuronal Network Mediate a Classically Conditioned Reflex?. - 14. Mnemonic Interaction between and within Cerebral Hemispheres in Macaques. - 15. Passive Avoidance Training in the Chick: A Model for the Analysis of the Cell Biology of Memory Storage. - IIIMembrane Physiology. - 16. Role of Calcium Ions in Learning. - 17. Calcium-Dependent Regulation of Calcium Channel Inactivation. - 18. Calcium Action Potential Induction in a Nonexcitable Motor Neuron Cell Body: A Study with Arsenazo III. - 19. Persistent Changes in Excitability and Input Resistance of Cortical Neurons in the Rat. - 20. A Critique of Modeling Population Responses for Mammalian Central Neurons. - 21. Hippocampal Pyramidal Cells: Ionic Conductance and Synaptic Interactions. - 22. Mechanisms Underlying Long-Term Potentiation. -23. Modifiability of Single Identified Neurons in Crustaceans. - 24. Acetylcholinesterase and Synaptic Efficacy. - 25. Segregation of Synaptic Function on Excitable Cells. - IVBiochemistry. - 26. Phosphorylation of Membrane Proteins in Excitable Cells and Changes in Membrane Properties: Experimental Paradigms and Interpretations a Biochemist's View. - 27. Calcium- and Calmodulin-Dependent Protein Kinase: Role in Memory. - 28. Regulation of Neuronal Activity by Protein Phosphorylation. - 29. The Control of Long-Lasting Changes in Membrane Excitability by Protein Phosphorylation in Peptidergic Neurons. - 30. Protein Phosphorylation K+ Conductances Associative Learning in Hermissenda. - 31. The Role of Brain Extracellular Proteins in Learning and Memory. Language: English