2.2: Cajal: Iconoclast to Icon
2.3: Anatomical Relationships in the Vertebrate Body
5.2: Goldman-Hodgkin-Katz Equation
6.1: MAO and COMT Inhibitors in the Treatment of Neuropsychiatric Disorders
6.2: Going for Gases as Neurotransmitter
11.1: Neuronal Cable Theory and Computational Modeling
11.3: Imaging Dendritic Function
12.1: Positron Emission Tomography (PET) and Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI)
17.2: Synaptic Targets in Neurodevelopmental Disorders
20.1: Rho GTPases Control the Structure of the Dendritic Cytoskeleton
21.1: Sensitive Periods in Humans
21.2: Filial Imprinting: Babies Learn to Recognize Their Parents
23.1: Identifying a Genetic Locus Linked to Bitter Taste Perception
23.2: Taste Cells in Fruit Flies
23.3: Sensing Thousands of Chemicals with a Handful of Neurons
25.3: Giant Synaptic Terminals: Endbulbs and Calyces
26.1: Kuffler’s Study of Center-Surround Retinal Ganglion Cells
26.2: Quantitative Methods in the Study of Visual Neurons Classification of Retinal Ganglion Cells
26.3: Inherited and Acquired Defects of Color Vision: Retinal and Cortical Mechanisms
27.1: Central Pattern Generator Networks
28.1: Species Diversity in Neuromuscular Systems
28.2: Myasthenia and Myasthenic Disorders
28.4: Nonlinear Properties of Motor Neurons and CPG Interneurons
28.5: Neural Control of Human Walking
30.3: Ventral System of the Basal Ganglia
30.6: Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
30.8: The Role of the Subthalamic Nucleus in Stopping
31.1: Parasagittal Stripes: The Basis of Cerebellar Microcircuits?
31.2: Differences Between the Vestibular and NonVestibular Portions of the Cerebellum
31.3: Clinical Testing Can Reveal Cerebellar Damage
31.4: Cognition, Emotion, and the Cerebellum
32.1: Eye Movements and Reading
34.1: Autonomic Postganglionic Neurons Can Change Their Transmitter Phenotypes
34.2: Autonomic Reflexes: Activated by Visceral Afferents, Autonomic Afferents, or Just Afferents?
34.3: Diseases and Aging Impair the Autonomic Wisdom of the Body
34.4: Central ANS Circuits Integrate Autonomic Reflexes with Affective or Emotional Responses
35.1: Experimental Analysis of Ventilation
35.2: CNS Lesions Produce Abnormal Breathing Patterns
35.3: Why Two Distinct Oscillators?
35.5: Disorders of Breathing Are Widespread and Serious
36.1: Validating Satiation Factors
36.2: The Glucostatic Hypothesis
37.4: Salt Appetite After Adrenocortical Dysfunction
37.5: Thirst and Salt Appetite During Hypovolemia in Rats
38.1: Historical Perspective on Hypothalamic Hormones
38.2: Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals and Their Effects on Neuroendocrine Systems
39.1: Neuronal Control of Drosophila Circadian Behavior
39.2: Molecular Mechanisms of Circadian Timekeeping in Drosophila
39.3: Circadian-Based Sleep Disorders, Clock Genes and Neuropsychiatric Diseases
41.1: Logic of Methodology Used in Behavioral Neuroscience
41.2: Separation of Sensory and Response Factors in the Dopaminergic Syndrome of Neglect
41.3: Psychophysics of Hedonism as Measured by Brain Stimulation Reward
41.4: Impulsivity and Compulsivity
41.8: Major Depressive Disorders
42.1: How Do We Learn About Brain Evolution?
42.2: Why Brain Size Is Important
43.1: The Optical Fractionator Stereological Method
43.3: Triplet Repeat Disorders
44.1: Case Study of Associative Agnosia
44.2: The Issue of Viewpoint Dependence in Object Recognition
44.3: Linking Category-Selective Regions into Specialized Networks
45.1: Area 7a Neurons Carry Object-Centered Signals in a Constructional Task