Titlebook: Limbic Mechanisms; The Continuing Evolu Kenneth E. Livingston,Oleh Hornykiewicz Book 1978 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1978 bra

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The Olfactory Cortex and the Ventral Striatumez is appropriate also from another point of view. Part of our presentation pertains to the concept of the ventral strio-pallidal system, and although this concept is not directly comparable to Papez’s notion of the “motor olfactory striatum” (Papez, 1929), we have no doubt been inspired by his insight and imagination.

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Monoaminergic Systems in the Human Limbic Brain in limbic areas of the neurologically normal human brain, thus providing a suitable framework for future studies on the behaviour of these monoamines in the limbic brain of patients with neurological and/or psychiatric illnesses.

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The Clinical Relevance of Kindling: Species, Brain Sites and Seizure Susceptibilityn this regard, the utilization of subhuman organisms might provide us with an opportunity to gain insight into a number of problems which cannot be solved by clinical investigation. However, if the scientific subhuman studies are to be meaningful to the problem of the human epilepsies, it is essential for the chosen model to be a valid one.

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ent to the Sixth Annual Meeting of the Society of Neuroscience. The Symposium was designed in part as a tribute to James Papez on the 40th anniversary of the publication of his epochal paper "A Proposed Mechanism of Emotion". Papers by MacLean, Yakovlev, and Angevine provide personal recollections o

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Normal and Abnormal Limbic System Mechanisms of Emotive Biasingtion between limbic system structures of both epileptic (Racine, 1972b; Adamec, 1975a) and non epileptically-induced neural activity (Racine, Gartner & Burnham, 1972; Douglas & Goddard, 1975) accompanies the alterations of epileptic excitability.

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Kindling and Memory: The Adrenal System and the Bisected Brain ECS produces a graded disruption in the expression of memory, contingent on how closely in time the ECS treatment follows the learning experience; the closer in time, the greater the memory abolition (e.g., McGaugh & Herz, 1972).

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A Casual Glimpse of Evolution and Development Relating to the Limbic Systemd isocortex since this wonderful convoluted sheet is not exactly new. It has been in the process of perfecting mammals and itself for more than 200 million years. It originated prior to mammals, but discloses its most florid expressions among them.

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