Titlebook: Neurotransmitter Interactions and Cognitive Function; Edward D. Levin,Michael W. Decker,Larry L. Butcher Book 1992 Birkh?user Boston 1992

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The Contribution of the Serotonergic Innervation of the Hippocampus to the Effects of Combined Chol1991; Rossor and Iversen, 1986; Segal, 1982) and that a reduction in the functioning of these systems may underlie some aspects of memory deficits associated with aging (Allain et al., 1989; Steinbusch et al., 1989).

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Aromatic

Nicotinic-Muscarinic Interactions in Cognitive Function,ablished case of receptor types for a single transmitter provides a good example of how the study of the function of such structures can easily get tracked into how they function separately, ignoring the critical investigation of how they interact.

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Working Memory and Cholinergic Autoregulation in the Medial Septal Area,SA has been well studied anatomically (Leranth and Frotscher, 1989), biochemically (Costa et al., 1983), electrophysiologically (McLennan and Miller, 1974), and behaviorally (Decker and McGaugh, 1991). However, the role of the cholinergic input to MSA neurons is less well characterized and will be the focus of this chapter.

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The Influence of Neurotensin Upon Cholinergic Function,ntle (Bigl et al., 1982; Luiten et al., 1987; Wenk et al., 1980; Woolf et al., 1984). Although there are many cholinergic systems within the brain (Butcher, this volume), this chapter will focus only upon those cholinergic cells within the nucleus basalis.

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es. Lack of knowledge required us, not too long ago, to use the adjective "putative" when discussing transmitters. Such caution is no longer essential (at least for a number of transmitters). Impressive progress has been achieved in understanding the pharmacology, biochemistry and anatomy of transmi