Vol 15 (2015) | Pioneering Neuroscience

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Published: 2015-12-18

Introduction

Introduction to Volume 15

Nancy Rempel-Clower
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Articles

Inhibiting cGMP and elevating NO levels do not affect post-tetanic potentiation at the crayfish neuromuscular junction

Kai Gui, Shudi Pan, Michellie Thurman

1-6
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AP5 and CNQX decrease post-tetanic potentiation at the crayfish neuromuscular junction

Charlotte Love, Amelia Cogan, Allison Hartman

7-12
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Ruthenium red does not affect paired-pulse facilitation at the crayfish neuromuscular junction

Henry Jantzen, Jimin Tan, Juliet Torres

13-16
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Argireline decreases EPSP amplitude over time, and increases paired-pulse facilitation in a dose-dependent manner

Ashley Kang, Andrew Shults, Yuanqi Zhao

17-23
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Inhibiting reverse-mode operation of the Na+/Ca2+ exchanger does not affect long-term facilitation in crayfish neuromuscular junction

Sophie Banegas, Savanna Biedermann, Ashley Wehrenberg

25-29
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Methyl-beta-cyclodextrin induced cholesterol depletion facilitates synaptic transmission at the crayfish neuromuscular junction

Maria Venneri, Kai Vorhies, Andrew Zdechlik

31-35
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Serotonin does not increase the EPSP amplitude and IP3 does not decrease the EPSP amplitude in Orconectes neuromuscular junction

Yufei Wang, Danica Bojovic, Lysimachos Papoutsis

37-40
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Group II and III mGluR-linked paired-pulse facilitation is unaffected by agonist NAAG but possibly increased by LY-341,495 block

Katie McDonald, Mira Lamb, Yijun Xiong

41-46
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