Vol 3 (2002) | Pioneering Neuroscience

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Published: 2013-01-11

Introduction

Introduction

Clark Lindgren, Nancy Rempel-Clower
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Articles

Soluble guanylate cyclase inhibitor prevents depression after moderate frequency stimulation and during cGMP-analogue treatment at the frog neuromuscular junction

Alison Mikulyuk, Maiko Morotani

1-5
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ATP depresses end-plate potential amplitude through nitric oxide independent pathways in the frog neuromuscular junction

Elizabeth Paesch, Jessica Heard, Babs Lake

7-10
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Nitric oxide synthase inhibitor reduces muscarinic-mediated depression of EPP values at the frog neuromuscular junction

Jessica N Schmidt, Kendra M Young

11-16
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BAPTA-AM and Dibromo BAPTA-AM both decrease the amplitude of EPSPs in the crayfish neuromuscular junction, but have minimal effect on synaptic facilitation

Gregor Calhan, Sam Cramer, Denise Flores

17-20
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L-2-Amino3-phosphonopropionic acid modulates the release of glutamate by blocking presynaptic group II mGlu receptors at neuromuscular junction in Procambarus clarkii

Paul Ames, Nihad Heto, Raviv Ramdial

21-26
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Thapsigargin depletes calcium stores within the endoplasmic reticulum and decreases the peak EPSPs achieved in associated muscle cells after extended periods of high frequency stimulation

Marko Mircetic, Natalia Casado

27-30
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The neuropeptide DF₂ decreases the EPSP amplitude in the crayfish neuromuscular junction with a lessened effect at lower temperatures and with crayfish chronically exposed to lower temperatures

Erin Conboy, Judd Swanson, Khanh Tran

31-35
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Inhibition of the reverse mode of the sodium/calcium exchanger reduces facilitation of paired excitatory postsynaptic potentials in the crayfish neuromuscular junction

Tin-Kyaw Lin, Kristen Kessler, Courteney MacKuen

37-40
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Fluoxetine and hyperforin appear to act like a known glutamate reuptake inhibitor by increasing EPSP duration in the crayfish neuromuscular junction

Adam Hoye, Derrick Mitchell, Alex Tucker

41-44
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A molting hormone, 20-hydroxyecydsone appears to reduce synaptic efficacy in crayfish fast extensor muscle fibers by binding to the presynaptic glutamate autoreceptors

Katherine Hodes, Moe Hein Aung, Sandy Yang

45-48
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Increased EPSP amplitude at the crayfish neuromuscular junction for acute but not chronic exposure to fluoxetine

Austin Graves, Kelly McCarthy, Embelli Mudoh

49-52
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