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Table of contents of journal: *Learning & memory (Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.)

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REDUCED K-HYPERPOLARIZATION IN KV-BETA-1.1-DEFICIENT MICE WITH IMPAIRED LEARNING( CHANNEL INACTIVATION, SPIKE BROADENING, AND AFTER)
Authors: GIESE KP STORM JF REUTER D FEDOROV NB SHAO LR LEICHER T PONGS O SILVA AJ
Citation: Kp. Giese et al., REDUCED K-HYPERPOLARIZATION IN KV-BETA-1.1-DEFICIENT MICE WITH IMPAIRED LEARNING( CHANNEL INACTIVATION, SPIKE BROADENING, AND AFTER), Learning & memory, 5(4-5), 1998, pp. 257-273
DEFICITS IN MEMORY TASKS OF MICE WITH CREB MUTATIONS DEPEND ON GENE DOSAGE
Authors: GASS P WOLFER DP BALSCHUN D RUDOLPH D FREY U LIPP HP SCHUTZ G
Citation: P. Gass et al., DEFICITS IN MEMORY TASKS OF MICE WITH CREB MUTATIONS DEPEND ON GENE DOSAGE, Learning & memory, 5(4-5), 1998, pp. 274-288
HYPERACTIVITY AND LEARNING-DEFICITS IN TRANSGENIC MICE BEARING A HUMAN MUTANT THYROID-HORMONE BETA-1 RECEPTOR GENE
Authors: MCDONALD MP WONG R GOLDSTEIN G WEINTRAUB B CHENG SY CRAWLEY JN
Citation: Mp. Mcdonald et al., HYPERACTIVITY AND LEARNING-DEFICITS IN TRANSGENIC MICE BEARING A HUMAN MUTANT THYROID-HORMONE BETA-1 RECEPTOR GENE, Learning & memory, 5(4-5), 1998, pp. 289-301
ALPHA-7 NICOTINIC RECEPTOR SUBUNITS ARE NOT NECESSARY FOR HIPPOCAMPAL-DEPENDENT LEARNING OR SENSORIMOTOR GATING - A BEHAVIORAL CHARACTERIZATION OF ACRA7-DEFICIENT MICE
Authors: PAYLOR R NGUYEN M CRAWLEY JN PATRICK J BEAUDET A ORRURTREGER A
Citation: R. Paylor et al., ALPHA-7 NICOTINIC RECEPTOR SUBUNITS ARE NOT NECESSARY FOR HIPPOCAMPAL-DEPENDENT LEARNING OR SENSORIMOTOR GATING - A BEHAVIORAL CHARACTERIZATION OF ACRA7-DEFICIENT MICE, Learning & memory, 5(4-5), 1998, pp. 302-316
ENHANCED HIPPOCAMPAL CA1 LTP BUT NORMAL SPATIAL-LEARNING IN INOSITOL 1,4,5-TRISPHOSPHATE 3-KINASE(A)-DEFICIENT MICE
Authors: JUN KS CHOI GD YANG SG CHOI KY KIM H CHAN GCK STORM DR ALBERT C MAYR GW LEE CJ SHIN HS
Citation: Ks. Jun et al., ENHANCED HIPPOCAMPAL CA1 LTP BUT NORMAL SPATIAL-LEARNING IN INOSITOL 1,4,5-TRISPHOSPHATE 3-KINASE(A)-DEFICIENT MICE, Learning & memory, 5(4-5), 1998, pp. 317-330
SELECTIVE ABOLITION OF THE NMDA COMPONENT OF LONG-TERM POTENTIATION IN MICE LACKING MGLUR5
Authors: JIA ZP LU YM HENDERSON J TAVERNA F ROMANO C ABRAMOWNEWERLY W WOJTOWICZ JM RODER J
Citation: Zp. Jia et al., SELECTIVE ABOLITION OF THE NMDA COMPONENT OF LONG-TERM POTENTIATION IN MICE LACKING MGLUR5, Learning & memory, 5(4-5), 1998, pp. 331-343
CA1 LONG-TERM POTENTIATION IS DIMINISHED BUT PRESENT IN HIPPOCAMPAL SLICES FROM ALPHA-CAMKII MUTANT MICE
Authors: HINDS HL TONEGAWA S MALINOW R
Citation: Hl. Hinds et al., CA1 LONG-TERM POTENTIATION IS DIMINISHED BUT PRESENT IN HIPPOCAMPAL SLICES FROM ALPHA-CAMKII MUTANT MICE, Learning & memory, 5(4-5), 1998, pp. 344-354
IMPAIRED EYE-BLINK CONDITIONING IN WAGGLER, A MUTANT MOUSE WITH CEREBELLAR BDNF DEFICIENCY
Authors: BAO SW CHEN L QIAO XX KNUSEL B THOMPSON RF
Citation: Sw. Bao et al., IMPAIRED EYE-BLINK CONDITIONING IN WAGGLER, A MUTANT MOUSE WITH CEREBELLAR BDNF DEFICIENCY, Learning & memory, 5(4-5), 1998, pp. 355-364
DIFFERENT TRAINING PROCEDURES RECRUIT EITHER ONE OR 2 CRITICAL PERIODS FOR CONTEXTUAL MEMORY CONSOLIDATION, EACH OF WHICH REQUIRES PROTEIN-SYNTHESIS AND PKA
Authors: BOURTCHOULADZE R ABEL T BERMAN N GORDON R LAPIDUS K KANDEL ER
Citation: R. Bourtchouladze et al., DIFFERENT TRAINING PROCEDURES RECRUIT EITHER ONE OR 2 CRITICAL PERIODS FOR CONTEXTUAL MEMORY CONSOLIDATION, EACH OF WHICH REQUIRES PROTEIN-SYNTHESIS AND PKA, Learning & memory, 5(4-5), 1998, pp. 365-374
INCREASE IN SYNTAXIN 1B MESSENGER-RNA IN HIPPOCAMPAL AND CORTICAL CIRCUITS DURING SPATIAL-LEARNING REFLECTS A MECHANISM OF TRANSSYNAPTIC PLASTICITY INVOLVED IN ESTABLISHING A MEMORY TRACE
Authors: DAVIS S RODGER J STEPHAN A HICKS A MALLET J LAROCHE S
Citation: S. Davis et al., INCREASE IN SYNTAXIN 1B MESSENGER-RNA IN HIPPOCAMPAL AND CORTICAL CIRCUITS DURING SPATIAL-LEARNING REFLECTS A MECHANISM OF TRANSSYNAPTIC PLASTICITY INVOLVED IN ESTABLISHING A MEMORY TRACE, Learning & memory, 5(4-5), 1998, pp. 375-390
AUTOMATED MEASUREMENT OF MOUSE FREEZING BEHAVIOR AND ITS USE FOR QUANTITATIVE TRAIT LOCUS ANALYSIS OF CONTEXTUAL FEAR CONDITIONING IN (BALBCJ X C57BL/6J)F-2 MICE/
Authors: VALENTINUZZI VS KOLKER DE VITATERNA MH SHIMOMURA K WHITELEY A LOWZEDDIES S TUREK FW FERRARI EAM PAYLOR R TAKAHASHI JS
Citation: Vs. Valentinuzzi et al., AUTOMATED MEASUREMENT OF MOUSE FREEZING BEHAVIOR AND ITS USE FOR QUANTITATIVE TRAIT LOCUS ANALYSIS OF CONTEXTUAL FEAR CONDITIONING IN (BALBCJ X C57BL/6J)F-2 MICE/, Learning & memory, 5(4-5), 1998, pp. 391-403
TRANSGENIC KNOCKOUT APPROACHES IN NEUROBIOLOGY/
Authors: SILVA AJ MAYFORD M
Citation: Aj. Silva et M. Mayford, TRANSGENIC KNOCKOUT APPROACHES IN NEUROBIOLOGY/, Learning & memory, 5(4-5), 1998, p.
SPATIAL TRAINING AND HIGH-FREQUENCY STIMULATION ENGAGE A COMMON PATHWAY TO ENHANCE GLUTAMATE RELEASE IN THE HIPPOCAMPUS
Authors: RICHTERLEVIN G CANEVARI L BLISS TVP
Citation: G. Richterlevin et al., SPATIAL TRAINING AND HIGH-FREQUENCY STIMULATION ENGAGE A COMMON PATHWAY TO ENHANCE GLUTAMATE RELEASE IN THE HIPPOCAMPUS, Learning & memory, 4(6), 1998, pp. 445-450
LONG-TERM HABITUATION TO SPATIAL NOVELTY IN BLIND CAVE FISH (ASTYANAX-HUBBSI) - ROLE OF THE TELENCEPHALON AND ITS SUBREGIONS
Authors: RIEDEL G
Citation: G. Riedel, LONG-TERM HABITUATION TO SPATIAL NOVELTY IN BLIND CAVE FISH (ASTYANAX-HUBBSI) - ROLE OF THE TELENCEPHALON AND ITS SUBREGIONS, Learning & memory, 4(6), 1998, pp. 451-461
PROTEIN SYNTHESIS-DEPENDENT MEMORY AND NEURONAL ENHANCEMENT IN HERMISSENDA ARE CONTINGENT ON PARAMETERS OF TRAINING AND RETENTION
Authors: RAMIREZ RR GANDHI CC MUZZIO IA MATZEL LD
Citation: Rr. Ramirez et al., PROTEIN SYNTHESIS-DEPENDENT MEMORY AND NEURONAL ENHANCEMENT IN HERMISSENDA ARE CONTINGENT ON PARAMETERS OF TRAINING AND RETENTION, Learning & memory, 4(6), 1998, pp. 462-477
IDENTIFICATION OF SPECIFIC MESSENGER-RNAS AFFECTED BY TREATMENTS PRODUCING LONG-TERM FACILITATION IN APLYSIA
Authors: ZWARTJES RE WEST H HATTAR S REN XY NOEL F NUNEZREGUEIRO M MACPHEE K HOMAYOUNI R CROW MT BYRNE JH ESKIN A
Citation: Re. Zwartjes et al., IDENTIFICATION OF SPECIFIC MESSENGER-RNAS AFFECTED BY TREATMENTS PRODUCING LONG-TERM FACILITATION IN APLYSIA, Learning & memory, 4(6), 1998, pp. 478-495
ANALYSIS OF SEQUENCE-DEPENDENT INTERACTIONS BETWEEN TRANSIENT CALCIUMAND TRANSMITTER STIMULI IN ACTIVATING ADENYLYL-CYCLASE IN APLYSIA - POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTION TO CS-US SEQUENCE REQUIREMENT DURING CONDITIONING
Authors: ABRAMS TW YOVELL Y ONYIKE CU COHEN JE JARRARD HE
Citation: Tw. Abrams et al., ANALYSIS OF SEQUENCE-DEPENDENT INTERACTIONS BETWEEN TRANSIENT CALCIUMAND TRANSMITTER STIMULI IN ACTIVATING ADENYLYL-CYCLASE IN APLYSIA - POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTION TO CS-US SEQUENCE REQUIREMENT DURING CONDITIONING, Learning & memory, 4(6), 1998, pp. 496-509
PERFORANT PATH ACTIVATION MODULATES THE INDUCTION OF LONG-TERM POTENTIATION OF THE SCHAFFER COLLATERAL-HIPPOCAMPAL CA1 RESPONSE - THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSES
Authors: LEVY WB DESMOND NL ZHANG DX
Citation: Wb. Levy et al., PERFORANT PATH ACTIVATION MODULATES THE INDUCTION OF LONG-TERM POTENTIATION OF THE SCHAFFER COLLATERAL-HIPPOCAMPAL CA1 RESPONSE - THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSES, Learning & memory, 4(6), 1998, pp. 510-518
A MODEL OF CEREBELLAR METAPLASTICITY (VOL 4, PG 421, 1998)
Authors: SCHWEIGHOFER N ARBIB MA
Citation: N. Schweighofer et Ma. Arbib, A MODEL OF CEREBELLAR METAPLASTICITY (VOL 4, PG 421, 1998), Learning & memory, 4(6), 1998, pp. 519-519
BEHAVIORAL MODULATION INDUCED BY FOOD ODOR AVERSIVE-CONDITIONING AND ITS INFLUENCE ON THE OLFACTORY RESPONSES OF AN OSCILLATORY BRAIN NETWORK IN THE SLUG LIMAX-MARGINATUS
Authors: KIMURA T TODA S SEKIGUCHI T KIRINO Y
Citation: T. Kimura et al., BEHAVIORAL MODULATION INDUCED BY FOOD ODOR AVERSIVE-CONDITIONING AND ITS INFLUENCE ON THE OLFACTORY RESPONSES OF AN OSCILLATORY BRAIN NETWORK IN THE SLUG LIMAX-MARGINATUS, Learning & memory, 4(5), 1998, pp. 365-375
MAPPING OF INTERNEURONS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO FOOD AVERSIVE-CONDITIONINGIN THE SLUG BRAIN
Authors: KIMURA T SUZUKI H KONO E SEKIGUCHI T
Citation: T. Kimura et al., MAPPING OF INTERNEURONS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO FOOD AVERSIVE-CONDITIONINGIN THE SLUG BRAIN, Learning & memory, 4(5), 1998, pp. 376-388
OPTICAL-RECORDING ANALYSIS OF OLFACTORY RESPONSE OF THE PROCEREBRAL LOBE IN THE SLUG BRAIN
Authors: KIMURA TA TODA S SEKIGUCHI T KAWAHARA S KIRINO Y
Citation: Ta. Kimura et al., OPTICAL-RECORDING ANALYSIS OF OLFACTORY RESPONSE OF THE PROCEREBRAL LOBE IN THE SLUG BRAIN, Learning & memory, 4(5), 1998, pp. 389-400
2 CRITICAL PERIODS OF PROTEIN AND GLYCOPROTEIN-SYNTHESIS IN MEMORY CONSOLIDATION FOR VISUAL CATEGORIZATION LEARNING IN CHICKS
Authors: TIUNOVA AA ANOKHIN KV ROSE SPR
Citation: Aa. Tiunova et al., 2 CRITICAL PERIODS OF PROTEIN AND GLYCOPROTEIN-SYNTHESIS IN MEMORY CONSOLIDATION FOR VISUAL CATEGORIZATION LEARNING IN CHICKS, Learning & memory, 4(5), 1998, pp. 401-410
DEFICIT IN LEARNING OF A MOTOR SKILL REQUIRING STRATEGY, BUT NOT OF PERCEPTUOMOTOR RECALIBRATION, WITH AGING
Authors: MCNAY EC WILLINGHAM DB
Citation: Ec. Mcnay et Db. Willingham, DEFICIT IN LEARNING OF A MOTOR SKILL REQUIRING STRATEGY, BUT NOT OF PERCEPTUOMOTOR RECALIBRATION, WITH AGING, Learning & memory, 4(5), 1998, pp. 411-420
A MODEL OF CEREBELLAR METAPLASTICITY
Authors: SCHWEIGHOFER N ARBIB MA
Citation: N. Schweighofer et Ma. Arbib, A MODEL OF CEREBELLAR METAPLASTICITY, Learning & memory, 4(5), 1998, pp. 421-428
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