Vol 11 (2010) | Pioneering Neuroscience

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Published: 2010-12-21

Introduction

Introduction to Volume 11

Clark Lindgren
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Articles

2-APB Negates the Enhancement of EPSP Amplitudes Induced by 5-HT in the Procambaris clarkii Neuromuscular Junction.

Rosemary Rast, Grace Ryan, Katherine Sittig

1-4
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5-HT-activated Ryanodine Receptors Play an Active Role in Increasing Excitatory Post-synaptic Potentials at the Crayfish Neuromuscular Junction

Lilith Ben-Or, Heather Guy, Sawyer Carlson-Price

5-8
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The Effects of Octopamine on the EPSPs of Procambarus clarkii are linked to IP₃ Receptors

Ben Shirar, Quinn Underriner, Sahar Nahib

9-11
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Octopamine Operates Through the cGMP Pathway at the Crayfish Neuromuscular Junction

Pelle Hall, Colin Brooks, Jordan Marks, Chris Kaiser-Nyman

13-16
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Evidence from Paired-Pulse Experiments Suggest that Endocannabinoids Do Not Inhibit Neurotransmitter Release by Reducing Calcium Influx

Colton Feller, Kaya Matson, Thanh Nguyen

17-21
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FRMFamide Combined with IBMX Decreases EPSP Amplitude

Olivia Horan, Joseph Rhee, Stephanie Wang

23-26
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Fluoxetine Acts as an Antagonist at 5-HT₂C Receptors in the Crayfish Neuromuscular Junction

P. J. Mahaffey, Mai Hai Vu, Eric J. Ritter

27-30
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Nitric Oxide Plays a Significant Role as a Retrograde Messenger that Causes Long-Term Facilitation at the Crayfish Neuromuscular Junction

Adelle Yin, Olivia Wilks, Peter Mosher

31-37
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