Journal of Physiology-Paris

Expression mechanisms of long-term potentiation in the hippocampus
pp. 299-303(5)
Authors: Isaac J.; Oliet S.; Hjelmstad G.; Nicoll R.; Malenka R.

Induction of heterosynaptic and homosynaptic LTD in hippocampal sub-regions in vivo
pp. 305-306(2)
Author: Abraham W.

Synaptic and non-synaptic plasticity between individual pyramidal cells in the rat hippocampus in vitro
pp. 307-309(3)
Authors: Debanne D.; Gahwiler B.; Thompson S.

Evidence that presynaptic changes are involved in the expression of LTP and LTD of NMDA receptor-mediated EPSCs in area CA1 of the hippocampus
pp. 311-311(1)
Authors: Clark K.; Collingridge G.

Long-term potentiation as a mechanism of functional synapse induction in the developing hippocampus
pp. 313-315(3)
Authors: Durand G.; Konnerth A.

Different threshold levels of postsynaptic [Ca²⁺]_i have to be reached to induce LTP and LTD in neocortical pyramidal cells
pp. 317-319(3)
Authors: Hansel C.; Artola A.; Singer W.

Nitric oxide acts as a retrograde messenger during long-term potentiation in cultured hippocampal neurons
pp. 321-322(2)
Authors: Arancio O.; Lev-Ram V.; Tsien R.; Kandel E.; Hawkins R.

Three-dimensional synaptic distributions influence neural processing through the resource consumption principle
pp. 323-325(3)
Authors: Person C.; Egelman D.; King R.; Montague P.

Cyclic AMP-regulated GABA release at inhibitory synapses in rat cerebellar slices
pp. 327-328(2)
Authors: Marty A.; Glitsch M.; Kondo S.; Llano I.

Activity-dependent plasticity of synaptic efficacy at inhibitory junctions
pp. 329-330(2)
Author: Korn H.

Diversity of glutamate receptors in neocortical neurons: Implications for synaptic plasticity
pp. 331-332(2)
Authors: Audinat E.; Lambolez B.; Cauli B.; Ropert N.; Perrais D.; Hestrin S.; Rossier J.

Further studies of the role of hippocampal synaptic plasticity in spatial learning: Is hippocampal LTP a mechanism for automatically recording attended experience?
pp. 333-334(2)
Author: Morris R.

LTP and spatial learning
pp. 335-335(1)
Author: Bliss T.

Analysis of NMDA receptor mediated synaptic plasticity using gene targeting: Roles of Fyn and FAK non-receptor tyrosine kinases
pp. 337-338(2)
Author: Grant S.

Long-term potentiation and long-term depression in the lateral septum in spatial working and reference memory
pp. 339-341(3)
Authors: Jaffard R.; Vouimba R.; Marighetto A.; Garcia R.

Modulation of synaptic plasticity in the hippocampus and piriform cortex by physiologically meaningful olfactory cues in an olfactory association task
pp. 343-347(5)
Authors: Chaillan F.; Roman F.; Soumireu-Mourat B.

Cellular correlates to spatial learning in the rat hippocampus
pp. 349-349(1)
Authors: Andersen P.; Moser E.; Moser M.; Trommald M.

Dynamics of hippocampal memory formation in waking and sleep states
pp. 351-352(2)
Author: Wilson M.

Possible involvement of neuromodulatory systems in cortical Hebbian-like plasticity
pp. 353-360(8)
Authors: Ahissar E.; Haidarliu S.; Shulz D.

Plasticity of the hippocampal-prefrontal cortex synapses
pp. 361-366(6)
Authors: Jay T.; Burette F.; Laroche S.

Synaptic integration fields and associative plasticity of visual cortical cells in vivo
pp. 367-372(6)
Authors: Fregnac Y.; Bringuier V.; Chavane F.

Functional structuration of the cerebellar efferent network involved in forelimb control, during processing of an associative conditioning
pp. 373-379(7)
Authors: Rispal-Padel L.; Pananceau M.; Meftah E.

Neural recordings and behavioral observations in the monkey vestibulo-ocular reflex constrain the cellular mechanisms for cerebellum-dependent behavioral learning
pp. 381-382(2)
Authors: Lisberger S.; Raymond J.

Genetic dissection of memory in Drosophila
pp. 383-383(1)
Authors: Tully T.; Bolwig G.; Christensen J.; Connolly J.; DeZazzo J.; Dubnau J.; Jones C.; Pinto S.; Regulski M.; Svedberg B.; Velinzon K.

Pharmacological dissociation of different forms of synaptic plasticity in the marine mollusc Aplysia
pp. 385-386(2)
Authors: Emptage N.; Mauelshagen J.; Mercer A.; Carew T.

Cell adhesion molecules and the transition from short- to long-term memory
pp. 387-391(5)
Author: Rose S.

The 2B subunit of the NMDA receptor is a saliency indicator in brain
pp. 393-393(1)
Author: Dudai Y.

Behavioral, neural and cellular components underlying olfactory learning in the honeybee
pp. 395-398(4)
Authors: Menzel R.; Hammer M.; Muller U.; Rosenboom H.

Olfactory recognition memory
pp. 399-401(3)
Authors: Keverne E.; Brennan P.

Postsynaptic induction of non-associative LTD and depotentiation in isolated slices of rat hippocampus
pp. 403-403(1)
Authors: Barry M.; Vickery R.; Bindman L.

Long-term depression of synaptic transmission in the adult rat hippocampus and perirhinal cortex
pp. 404-404(1)
Authors: Kemp N.; Ziakopoulos Z.; Brown M.; Bashir Z.

Differential time courses of Fos protein expression in mouse hippocampus following either acquisition or recall of an appetitive learning task
pp. 404-406(3)
Authors: Bertaina V.; Destrade C.

Activity in monkey areas MT and MST during motion detection
pp. 406-408(3)
Authors: de Oliveira S.C.; Thiele A.; Hoffmann K.

Learning spatial working and reference memory tasks induces region-specific increases in the expression of the gene encoding syntaxin 1B
pp. 408-408(1)
Authors: Davis S.; Rodger J.; Hicks A.; Mallet J.; Laroche S.

Tetanic LTP in guinea pig CA1 is associated with an increase in the NMDA receptor-mediated component of EPSCs and in the rate of depression by MK-801
pp. 409-409(1)
Authors: Erdemli G.; Kullmann D.

Involvement of the basolateral amygdala in trace conditioning of odor aversion in the rat
pp. 409-410(2)
Authors: Ferry B.; Di Scala G.

Long-term depression of synaptic transmission induced by group in metabotropic glutamate receptor activation in the CA1 of young rat hippocampus
pp. 410-411(2)
Authors: Fitzjohn S.; Lodge D.; Collingridge G.

Developmental plasticity of the primary visual cortex. An immunohistochemistry and a molecular biology approach
pp. 411-411(1)
Authors: Fonta C.; Chappert C.; Uro-Coste E.; Imbert M.

Functional characterization and modulation of feedback inhibitory circuits in area CA3 of hippocampal slice cultures
pp. 412-412(1)
Authors: Fortunato C.; Debanne D.; Scanziani M.; Gahwiler B.; Thompson S.

Pre- and post-synaptic regulation of synapsin I and syntaxin 1B expression in neuronal networks: Differential effects of neuronal activity and long-term potentiation in vivo
pp. 412-413(2)
Authors: Hicks A.; Davis S.; Rodger J.; Helme-Guizon A.; Laroche S.; Mallet J.

C/EBP transcription factors expressed in the mammalian brain
pp. 413-414(2)
Authors: Ingrassia R.; Gulotta T.; Pollonini G.; Ungari M.; Facchetti F.; Albertini A.; Alberini C.

Reduced LTP in the hippocampal CA1 region in mice with a truncated C-terminal in the NR2A subunit of the NMDA receptor
pp. 414-415(2)
Authors: Jensen V.; Hvalby .; Paulsen O.; Brusa R.; Seeburg P.; Sprengel R.; Andersen P.

Biochemical mechanisms underlying LTD in the hippocampus in vivo
pp. 415-416(2)
Authors: Klann E.; Norman E.; Barrionuevo G.; Thiels E.

The role of primary afferent depolarization in presynaptic inhibition: A computer study
pp. 416-416(1)
Authors: d'Incamps B.L.; Meunier C.; Monnet M.; Zytnicki D.

Effect of -amyloid (1-40) on the induction of long term potentiation in the rat dentate gyrus, in vivo
pp. 418-418(1)
Authors: Large C.; Gray R.

Corticotropin releasing factor (CRF) induces longlasting depression of parallel fiber to Purkinje cell synaptic transmission in rat cerebellum
pp. 419-420(2)
Authors: Miyata M.; Hashimoto K.; Kano M.; Ito M.

An antagonist of metabotropic glutamate receptors reduces the potentiation of synaptic transmission produced by theta burst stimulation in isolated slices of rat medial frontal cortex
pp. 421-422(2)
Authors: Morris S.; Vickery R.; Bindman L.

Information processing in the rat piriform cortex: Influence of learning on the distribution of activity recorded with voltage sensitive dye
pp. 422-423(2)
Authors: Mouly A.; Litaudon P.; Sullivan R.; Cattarelli M.

Gene-targeting: A question of technique?
pp. 423-423(1)
Authors: Nosten-Bertrand M.; Morris R.

Localization of the Bcl-x protein in the rat nervous system and its possible implication in neuronal plasticity
pp. 424-425(2)
Authors: Patey G.; Alonso G.; Guillemain I.; Privat A.

Local circuit connections in the CA1 region of the hippocampus as demonstrated with double intracellular recordings and combined light and electron microscopic reconstruction
pp. 425-426(2)
Authors: Pawelzik H.; Ali A.; Deuchars J.; Hahn J.; West D.; Thomson A.

Upregulation of acetylcholine release at the neuromuscular junction in myasthenia gravis: A case of synaptic adaptation
pp. 426-426(1)
Authors: Plomp J.; Van Kempen G.; Molenaar P.

Calcium channels supporting transmitter release from discrete populations of hippocampal inhibitory synapses
pp. 427-427(1)
Authors: Poncer J.; McKinney R.; Gahwiler B.; Thompson S.

Synaptic plasticity in the brainstem
pp. 427-428(2)
Authors: Poon C.; Zhou Z.; Champagnat J.

Characterization of VAP33, A VAMP/synaptobrevin binding protein from Aplysia
pp. 428-428(1)
Authors: Skehel P.; Ghirardi M.; Martin K.; Bartsch D.; Kandel E.

Precise timing of single excitatory input: Implications for synaptic plasticity
pp. 428-429(2)
Authors: Stern P.; Singer W.

Identifying changes in gene expression during long-term potentiation using differential display analysis
pp. 429-430(2)
Authors: Thomas K.; Livesey F.; Hunt S.; Bliss T.

FGF-2 increases calcium-dependent NMDA receptor desensitization in hippocampal neurons
pp. 431-431(1)
Authors: Boxer A.; Ziff E.