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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
INTRACELLULAR CA2+ AND ADAPTATION OF VOLTAGE RESPONSES TO LIGHT IN HERMISSENDA PHOTORECEPTORS
Authors: MUZZIO IA TALK AC MATZEL LD
Citation: Ia. Muzzio et al., INTRACELLULAR CA2+ AND ADAPTATION OF VOLTAGE RESPONSES TO LIGHT IN HERMISSENDA PHOTORECEPTORS, NeuroReport, 9(7), 1998, pp. 1625-1631
INCREMENTAL REDISTRIBUTION OF PROTEIN-KINASE-C UNDERLIES THE ACQUISITION CURVE DURING IN-VITRO ASSOCIATIVE CONDITIONING IN HERMISSENDA
Authors: MUZZIO IA TALK AC MATZEL LD
Citation: Ia. Muzzio et al., INCREMENTAL REDISTRIBUTION OF PROTEIN-KINASE-C UNDERLIES THE ACQUISITION CURVE DURING IN-VITRO ASSOCIATIVE CONDITIONING IN HERMISSENDA, Behavioral neuroscience, 111(4), 1997, pp. 739-753
PHOSPHOLIPASES AND ARACHIDONIC-ACID CONTRIBUTE INDEPENDENTLY TO SENSORY TRANSDUCTION AND ASSOCIATIVE NEURONAL FACILITATION IN HERMISSENDA TYPE-B PHOTORECEPTORS
Authors: TALK AC MUZZIO IA MATZEL LD
Citation: Ac. Talk et al., PHOSPHOLIPASES AND ARACHIDONIC-ACID CONTRIBUTE INDEPENDENTLY TO SENSORY TRANSDUCTION AND ASSOCIATIVE NEURONAL FACILITATION IN HERMISSENDA TYPE-B PHOTORECEPTORS, Brain research, 751(2), 1997, pp. 196-205
VARIATIONS IN LEARNING REFLECT INDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES IN SENSORY FUNCTION AND SYNAPTIC INTEGRATION
Authors: MATZEL LD MUZZIO IA TALK AC
Citation: Ld. Matzel et al., VARIATIONS IN LEARNING REFLECT INDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES IN SENSORY FUNCTION AND SYNAPTIC INTEGRATION, Behavioral neuroscience, 110(5), 1996, pp. 1084-1095
TIMING EFFECTS OF POSTEVENT INFORMATION ON INFANT MEMORY
Authors: MUZZIO IA ROVEECOLLIER C
Citation: Ia. Muzzio et C. Roveecollier, TIMING EFFECTS OF POSTEVENT INFORMATION ON INFANT MEMORY, Journal of experimental child psychology, 63(1), 1996, pp. 212-238
DIVERSE CURRENT AND VOLTAGE RESPONSES TO BACLOFEN IN AN IDENTIFIED MOLLUSCAN PHOTORECEPTOR
Authors: MATZEL LD MUZZIO IA ROGERS RF
Citation: Ld. Matzel et al., DIVERSE CURRENT AND VOLTAGE RESPONSES TO BACLOFEN IN AN IDENTIFIED MOLLUSCAN PHOTORECEPTOR, Journal of neurophysiology, 74(2), 1995, pp. 506-518
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