In Search of Memory by Kandel, Eric R. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Preface ONE 1. Personal Memory and the Biology of Memory Storage 2. A Childhood in Vienna 3. An American Education TWO 4. One Cell at a Time 5. The Nerve Cell Speaks 6. Conversation Between Nerve Cells 7. Simple and Complex Neuronal Systems 8. Different Memories, Different Brain Regions 9. Searching for an Ideal System to Study Memory 10. Neural Analogs of Learning THREE 11. Strengthening Synaptic Connections 12. A Center for Neurobiology and Behavior 13. Even a Simple Behavior Can Be Modified by Learning 14. Synapses Change with Experience 15. The Biological Basis of Individuality 16. Molecules and Short-Term Memory 17. Long-Term Memory 18. Memory Genes 19. A Dialogue Between Genes and Synapses FOUR 20. A Return to Complex Memory 21. Synapses Also Hold Our Fondest Memories 22. The Brain’s Picture of the External World 23. Attention Must Be Paid! FIVE 24. A Little Red Pill 25. Mice, Men, and Mental Illness 26. A New Way to Treat Mental Illness 27. Biology and the Renaissance of Psychoanalytic Thought 28. Consciousness SIX 29. Rediscovering Vienna via Stockholm 30. Learning from Memory: Prospects Glossary Notes and Sources Acknowledgments

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