Vol 14 (2014) | Pioneering Neuroscience

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Published: 2015-01-26

Introduction

Introduction to Volume 14

Clark Lindgren, Nancy Rempel-Clower

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Articles

Endogenous nitric oxide has inconclusive effect on long-term potentiation in crayfish neuromuscular junction

Avantika Johri, Katherine Smith, Deanna Taylor

01-04
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Nitric oxide synthase inhibitor L-NAME decreases long-term depression at the crayfish neuromuscular junction

Hannah Hwang, Takahiro Omura, Bryanna Clarke

05-10
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Methylphenidate and dopamine interact at the crayfish neuromuscular junction to modulate EPSP amplitude

Ryan Betters, John McNamara, Joon Young Lee

11-14
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Increased concentrations of fluoxetine do not affect EPSP amplitude in the crayfish neuromuscular junction via serotonin reuptake inhibition

Hannah Janssen, Dana Heilbronner, Shane Comiskey

15-18
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Serotonin and fluoxetine cause paired pulse depression in typically facilitating synapses in crayfish neuromuscular junction

Wiley Lauerman, Krishna Mudwari, Emma Traband

19-24
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Octopamine affects neurotransmitter release in crayfish neuromuscular junction through residual calcium

Emily Kozik, Emma Soberano, Whitney Teagle

31-36
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Serotonin does not exclusively use the adenylate cyclase pathway to facilitate synaptic transmission at the crayfish neuromuscular junction

JP DeFranco, Annie Galloway, Kirsten Gillis

37-44
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Role of group 1 metabotropic glutamate antagonists in facilitation of post-tetanic plasticity is unclear in crayfish neuromuscular junction

Jonathan Dowell, Yue Yu, Alexandra Karagiaridi

55-58
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Ketamine reduces EPSP amplitude and increases paired-pulse facilitation in Procambarus clarkiis neuromuscular junction

An Hoang, Grace Park, Michael Slattery

59-64
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Spermidine may alter EPSP amplitude at the crayfish neuromuscular junction

Sydney Banach, Zachary Spahr, Emily Stevens

65-68
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High-frequency stimulus and high-K+ solution cause kiss-and-run fusion at the crayfish neuromuscular junction

Megan Pachner, Katherine Su, Paul Grant

69-72
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Increasing concentrations of acetyl hexapeptide-3 (Argireline) decreases EPSP amplitudes and slightly increases paired-pulse facilitation in the crayfish neuromuscular junction

Basil Dababneh, Soyeong Jeong, Brad Weaver

73-80
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Serotonin increases EPSP amplitude by the activation of IP3-gated calcium channels and ryanodine receptors in Procambarus clarkii

Eric Moca, Zoe Scott-Nevros, John Dancewicz Helmers

25-36
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