Joint Meeting 
of the International Society
for Neurochemistry (ISN)
and the European Society for
Neurochemistry (ESN),
to be held in Berlin, Germany
from August 8 - 14, 1999
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Details on the Poster Session
Poster session
1 (Friday)
DEVELOPMENT, CELL LINEAGE, DIFFERENTIATION
664
Okui, M., Funakoshi, E., Ito, F.,
Ogita, K., Yoneda, Y., Ide, T., Kudoh, J., Shimizu, N.
EXPRESSION OF MNB/DYRK, A DUAL-SPECIFICITY
PROTEIN KINASE, IN BRAIN DURING RAT DEVELOPMENT
665
Kato, T., Abe, K., Inoue, N., Matsuoka,
K.
NEURONAL NITRIC OXIDE SYNTHASE
SUPPORTS CELL PROLIFERATION AND DIFFERENTIATION
666
Jeong, S.-J., Geum, D.-H., Chang,
K.A., Seo, J.-H., Kim, H.-S., Park, C.-H., Suh, Y.-H.
LOCALIZATION OF PRESENILIN 1 &
2, APP AND ß-CATENIN DURING PREIMPLANTATION MOUSE DEVELOPMENT
667
Wu, G., Kozireski-Chuback, D.,
Ledeen, R.W.
NEUROBLASTOMA CELL DIFFERENTIATION
AND UPREGULATION OF NUCLEAR GM1
668
de Mello, F.G., Loureiro dos Santos,
N.E., Reis, R.A.M., Almeida, O.M.M.S., de Mello, M.C.F.
CHANGES IN THE CHOLINERGIC PHENOTYPE
INDUCED BY EXCITATORY AMINO ACID AGONISTS
669
Engelkamp, D., Rashbass, P., Seawright,
A., van Heyningen, V.
A ROLE FOR PAX6 IN RHOMBIC LIP
DERIVED NEURONS
670
Curto, M., Sogos, V., Reali, C.,
Gremo, F.
EXPRESSION OF CD 137, A MEMBER
OF THE TUMOUR NECROSIS FACTOR RECEPTOR SUPERFAMILY, IN THE DEVELOPING HUMAN
BRAIN
671
Lautenschlager, M., Höltje,
M., Veh, R., Dirnagl, U., Ahnert-Hilger, G., Hörtnagl, H.
DEVELOPMENT OF RAT SEROTONERGIC
NEURONS FROM VARIOUS RAPHE SUBREGIONS IN SERUM-FREE CULTURE
672
Annies, M., Kröger, S.
AGRIN-EXPRESSION IN SINGLE GANGLION
CELLS OF THE DEVELOPING CHICK RETINA
673
Antonelli, M., Ainciburu, M., Keller,
E., Fiszman, M.
PRE- AND POSTNATAL ONTOGENY OF
D2-TYPE DOPAMINERGIC RECEPTORS IN RAT BRAIN
674
Diers-Fenger, M., Niehaus, A.,
Trotter, J.
EXPRESSION OF THE GLYCOPROTEIN
AN2 ON EARLY PROGENITOR CELLS OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
675
Novoselov, V.I., Popov, V.I., Novoselov,
S.V., Fesenko, E.E.
NEUROGENESIS AND DIFFERENTIATION
OF OLFACTORY EPITHELIUM NEURONS IN ANTERIOR CHAMBER OF RAT EYE
676
Prado, M.A.M., Calixto, P.M., Barbosa
Jr., J., de Marco, L.A., Gomez, M.V., Romano-Silva, M.A., Gomez, R.S.,
Prado,V.F., Kushmerick, C.
CHOLINERGIC MARKERS AND CONTROL
OF CELL FUNCTION BY A CHOLINERGIC AGONIST IN AN ANTERIOR-PITUITARY DERIVED
CELL LINE (GH3)
677
Yamanoha, B., Nakayama, T.
DIFFERENT RESPONSE OF FGF-2 AND
EGF TO STEM CELLS ISOLATED FROM RAT FOREBRAIN AT DIFFERENT STAGE OF THE
DEVELOPMENT
678
Shiraishi, Y., Mizutani, A., Mikoshiba,
K., Furuichi, T.
CUPIDIN, AN ISOFORM OF VWL/HOMER,
IS EXPRESSED IN DEVELOPING MOUSE CEREBELLAR GRANULE CELLS
679
Kalisch, B.E., Rylett, R.J.
EFFECT OF NGF ON CHOLINERGIC NEURONAL
PHENOTYPE IN PC12 CELLS EXPRESSING A DOMINANT NEGATIVE JUN PROTEIN
680
Larm, J., Burazin, T.C.D., Gundlach,
A.L.
LOCALISATION AND REGULATION OF
GALANIN RECEPTOR MRNAS IN DEVELOPING AND ADULT RAT BRAIN
681
Kostanyan, I.A., Astapova, M.V.,
Arkhipova, M.V., Andreeva, S.G., Dranitsyna, S.M., Merkulova, M.I., Nurieva,
R.I., Navolotskaya, E.V., Lipkin, V.M.
L-GLUTAMIC ACID - ENDOGENIC DIFFERENTIATION
FACTOR OF HL-60 CELLS
682
Bartholomae, A.M., Schwab, M.H.,
Heimrich, B., Feldmeyer, D., Frotscher, M., Druffel-Augustin, S., Tsai,
M.-J., Nave, K.-A.
MICE LACKING THE DENTATE GYRUS
FOLLOWING MUTATION OF TWO NEURONAL bHLH GENES: NEUROD AND NEX
683
Calzá, L., Bettelli, C.,
Giardino, L.
IN VIVO REGULATION OF PRECURSOR
CELLS BY RETINOIDS AND THYROID HORMONE IN THE ADULT BRAIN
684
Ishii, K., Renauld, J.-C., Uyemura,
K.
A STUDY ON NEOCORTICAL DEVELOPMENT
USING IL-9 TRANSGENIC MOUSE
685
Han, C., Ishii, K., Uyemura, K.
PREPARATION OF MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES
RECOGNIZING SUBPLATE NEURONS
686
Inoue, N., Soga, T., Kato, T.
CHANGES IN RESPONSES OF Na
PUMP ISOFORMS TO GLUTAMATE STIMULATION OF CULTURED CEREBRAL NEURONS DURING
IN VITRO MATURATION
687
Tarazi, F., Tomasini, E.C., Baldessarini,
R.J.
DOPAMINE D1-, D2-LIKE AND D4 RECEPTORS
FOLLOW A SIMILAR COURSE OF POSTNATAL DEVELOPMENT IN CORTICAL AND STRIATOLIMBIC
BRAIN REGIONS
688
Tzeng, S.-F., Wu, J.-P., Lin,S.-Z.
NEURAL PROGENITORS ISOLATED FROM
NEONATAL SPINAL CORDS ARE ABLE TO PROLIFERATE AND DIFFERENTIATE INTO NEURONS,
ASTROCYTES AND OLIGODENDROCYTES
689
Toda, S., Kajii, Y., Kaneda, K.,
Umino, A., Sato, M., Nishikawa, T.
DEVELOPMENTALLY REGULATED EXPRESSION
OF A GENE FOR PNUT/SEPTIN-LIKE PROTEIN IN RAT BRAIN
690
Aberg, M., Hellgren, G., Lindell,
K., Rosengren, L.E., MacLennan, A.J., Carlsson, B., Eriksson, P.S.
CNTF INDUCES GLIOGENESIS VIA THE
JAK-STAT SIGNALING PATHWAY IN ADULT CNS PROGENITOR CELLS
691
Suopanki, J., Tyynelä, J.,
Haltia, M., Baumann, M.
PALMITOYL-PROTEIN THIOESTERASE
(PPT) EXPRESSION IN DEVELOPING RAT BRAIN
692
Kornilovska, I., Lyzogubov, V.,
Gorelaya, M., Usenko, V., Witt, M.
NEURON-SPECIFIC ENOLASE AS MARKER
OF THE NEUROENDOCRINE CELLS IN FETAL THYROID GLAND AFTER THE EXPOSURE SMALL
DOSE 131I DURING EMBRYOGENESIS
693
Ito, F., Okui, M., Ogita, K., Yoneda,
Y., Shimizu, N., Ide, T.
DEVELOPMENTAL CHANGE IN EXPRESSION
OF APG-2 PROTEIN, A MEMBER OF THE HEAT SHOCK PROTEIN 110 FAMILY, IN VARIOUS
REGIONS OF RAT BRAIN
694
Mohanakumar, K.P., Thomas, B.,
Mohanty, S.
NEUROCHEMICAL LESIONS CAUSED BY
ADMINISTRATION OF ANTI-SEROTONIN ANTIBODIES IN RODENTS
Session 2 (Thursday)
GENE EXPRESSION/REGULATION
446
Kuramoto, N., Ogita, K., Yoneda,
Y.
BINDING TO AN E-BOX ELEMENT WITH
TOPOLOGICAL TRANSITIONS IN MURINE BRAIN
447
Kityama, T., Ogita, K., Yoneda,
Y.
DIFFERENTIAL PARTICIPATION OF JUN
AND FOS FAMILY MEMBERS IN PROLONGED POTENTIATION OF AP1 DANN BINDING BY
KAINIC ACID IN MURINE HIPPOCAMPUS
448
Sakata, K., Masukawa, T., Ogita,
K., Yoneda, Y.
A MODULATORY ROLE OF POLYAMINES
IN AP1 DANN BINDING IN MURINE BRAIN
449
Urazaev, A., Vyskocil, F.
THE MECHANISM OF NEURAL REGULATION
OF MUSCLE NO-SYNTHASE
450
van der Brug, M., Goodenough, S.,
Wilce, P.A.
KAINATE CAUSES 14-3-3 AND OTHER
GENE EXPRESSION IN DEFINED BRAIN REGIONS
451
Depaz, I., Goodenough, S., Wilce,
P.A.
TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR LEVELS FOLLOWING
CHRONIC AND ACUTE ETHANOL TREATMENT IN THE RAT BRAIN
452
Raji, N., Rao, K.S.
LEVELS OF DANN-POLYMERASES IN AGING
RAT BRAIN CELLS
453
Werrbach-Perez, K., Toliver-Kinsky,
T., Glasgow, J., Edwards, M., Gu, Z., Cole, K., Perez-Polo, R.
MECHANISMS OF GENE REGULATION BY
NF-KB AND STRESS IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
454
Yoneda, Y., Manabe, T.
DIFFERENTIATION BETWEEN TARGET
GENES OF IONOTROPIC EXCITATORY AMINO ACID SIGNALS IN MURINE HIPPOCAMPUS
455
Hazui, T., Ogita, K., Kitayama,
T., Yoneda, Y.
SELECTIVE MODULATION BY ENDOGENOUS
GLUTATHIONE OF KAINIC ACID SIGNALING TO NUCLEAR TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR ACTIVATOR
PROTEIN-1 IN MURINE HIPPOCAMPUS
456
Ogawa, Y., Manabe, T., Kitayama,
T., Ogita, K., Yoneda, Y.
ANALYSIS BY TWO DIMENSIONAL ELECTROPHORESIS
OF C-FOS PROTEIN EXPRESSED IN RESPONSE TO SYSTEMIC ADMINISTRATION OF KAINIC
ACID IN MURINE HIPPOCAMPUS
457
Quevedo, C., Gòmez-Calcerrada,
Alcazar, A., Salinas, M.
INSULIN GROWTH FACTOR INDUCED PROTEIN
SYNTHESIS AND ELF-2B ACTIVATION IN CULTURED NEURONS
458
Aitola, M., Sadek, C., Värre,
T., Gustafsson, J.-A., Pelto-Huikko, M.
EXPRESSION PATTERN OF NOVEL ARNT-INTERACTING
PROTEIN
459
Boulton, A.A., Chlan-Fourney, J.,
Li, X.-M., Juorio, A.V., Ashe, P.
BRAIN DERIVED NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR
(BDNF) GENE EXPRESSION IN RAT BRAIN: REGULATION BY CHRONIC ANTIPSYCHOTIC
DRUG TREATMENT
460
Baumeister, H., Meyerhof, W.
TWO POU-DOMAIN TRANSCRIPTION FACTORS
REGULATE SOMATOSTATIN RECPTOR 1 GENE EXPRESSION IN PANCREATIC AND PITUITARY
NEUROENDOCRINE CELLS
461
Heister, J.G.A. M., Bläsius,
R., Becker, C.-M.
ANALYSIS OF THE GENOMIC STRUCTURE
OF THE 5‘ENDS OF THE HUMAN (1, (3, and ß SUBUNITS OF THE GLYCINE
RECEPTOR BY USE OF THE VECTORETTE METHOD
462
Fried, U., Alling, C.
LONG-TERM ETHANOL EXPOSURE POTENTIATES
TRANSCRIPTION MEDIATED BY AP-1 BINDING SITES IN HUMAN NEUROBLASTOMA CELLS
463
Jacobs, E.H., Smit, A.B., Houtzager,
S.W.J., de Vries, T.J., Wishaupt, R.G.A., Binnekade, R., Schoffelmeer,
A.N.M.
IDENTIFICATION OF GENE PRODUCTS
WHICH ARE DIFFERENTIALLY REGULATED IN RAT NUCLEUS ACCUMBENS AFTER LONG-TERM
EXTINCTION OF HEROIN SELF-ADMINISTRATION
464
Li, Q., Sun, C., Yu, A.C.H.
RAP-PCR STUDY ON DIFFERENTIALLY
EXPRESSED TRANSCRIPTS IN PRIMARY CULTURE OF CEREBRAL CORTICAL NEURONS
465
Jaworski, J., Figiel, I., Kaczmarek,
L.
GLUTAMATE-EVOKED INCREASE OF TIMP-1
PROMOTER ACTIVITY IN GRANULE CELLS OF DENTATE GYRUS IN CULTURE
466
Rosenbrock, H., Ditter, M., Hagemeyer,
C.E., Knoth, R., Volk, B.
CYTOCHROME P450 OF THE 2B SUBFAMILY
IN RAT BRAIN
467
Singec, I., Auber, B., Volk, B.
GENE EXPRESSION IN HIPPOCAMPAL
SLICE CULTURES DEPENDS ON AGE, SEX AND BODY WEIGHT
468
Feinstein, D.L., Horvath, P., Galea,
E., Gavrilyuk, V.
ANALYSIS OF THE RAT NITRIC OXIDE
SYNTHASE TYPE-2 GENE PROMOTER
469
Danilevich, V.N., Grishin, E.V.
THE GENE STRUCTURE OF THE a-LATROCRUSTATOXIN
FROM THE BLACK WIDOW SPIDER VENOM
470
Conticello, S.G.
STRUCTURAL FEATURES OF THE RAT
GFAP GENE AND IDENTIFICATION OF A NOVEL ALTERNATIVE TRANSCRIPT
471
Perez-Polo, J.R.
GENE TRANSFER IN CNS
472
Rossner, M., Fischer, T.M., Kassmann,
C.M., Bartholomä, A.M., Nave, K.-A.
SHARPS: INDUCIBLE BASIC HELIX-LOOP-HELIX
PROTEINS IN THE CNS AND INTERACTION WITH NEX AND NEUROD
473
Goebbels, S., Schwab, M.H., Bartholomae,
A., Nave, K.-A.
HIGHLY SPECIFIC EXPRESSION OF RECOMBINASE
CRE IN NEOCORTEX AND HIPPOCAMPUS BY TARGETING A NEURONAL BHLH GENE („NEX-CRE"
MICE)
474
Giardino, L., Pozza, M., Calzà,
L.
EARLY GENES, OPIOID AND NEUROTROPHIN
mRNAS REGULATION BY KAINIC ACID IN THE HIPPOCAMPUS OF OLD RATS
475
Morita, N., Léger, S., Oback,
B., Dohrmann, U., Böhli, H., Thisse, B, Huttner, W.B., Brand,M.
CLONING AND DEVELOPMENTAL EXPRESSION
PATTERN OF ZEBRAFISH BTG FAMILY GENES
476
Voisin, P., Vekris, A., Maurange,
C., Moonen, C., Mazurier, F., De Verneuil, H.
SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL GENE EXPRESSION
CONTROL BY LOCAL HYPERTHERMIA ON C6 GLIOMA CELL LINE
477
Seidel, B., Jiang, L., Wolf, G.
DIFFERENTIALLY DISPLAYED GENES
IN 3-NITRO-PROPIONIC ACID-TREATED NEUROBLASTOMA CELLS
478
Takeuchi, Y., Yamamoto, H., Miyakawa,T.,
Miyamoto, E.
INVOLVEMENT OF THE DELTA3 ISOFORM
OF CA 2+/CALMODULIN-DEPENDENT PROTEIN KINASE II IN BDNF GENE EXPRESSION
479
Takahashi, Y., Murata, M., Takahashi,
M., Watanabe,H., Hayashi, S., Washiyama, K., Kumanishi, T.
EXPRESSION OF THE BRAIN-SPECIFIC
PROTEIN GENES IN THE PC12 CULTURED CELLS
480
Givogri, M.I., Kampf,K. , Schonmann,
V., Campagnoni, A.T.
STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERIZATION
OF A SILENCER REGION WITH A NOVEL SILENCER ELEMENT CONTAINED IN THE GOLLI-MBP
GENE
481
Tenn, C., Hope, B.T., Nakabeppu,
Y., Bateson, A.N.
INDUCTION OF DELTA FOSB AND FOSB-LIKE
PROTEINS IN RAT STRIATUM BY CHRONIC DIAZEPAM TREATMENT
482
Guiramand, J., Ogita, K., Kuramoto,
N. Yoneda,Y., Récasens,M.
POTENTIATION OF PEROXISOME-ACTIVATED
RECEPTOR (PPAR) BINDING ACTIVITY IN MOUSE HIPPOCAMPUS AND OLFACTORY BULBS
BY NMDA
483
Mori, N., Kojima, T., Aoki, T.,
Naruse, Y.
MOLECULAR MECHANISM OF THE NEURON-SPECIFIC
GENE REGULATION BY THE NEURAL-RESTRICTIVE SILENCER FACTOR NRSF/REST
484
Kawakami, H., Torii, T., Kawarai,
T., Nakamura, S.
ORGANIZATION OF THE HUMAN ORPHAN
NUCLEAR RECEPTOR NURRI GENE
Session 3 (Tuesday)
CELL SURFACE - CELL MEMBRANE
228
Leshchinska, I.A., Duka, T.I.,
Shapovalova, M., Chornaya, V.I.
THE NCAM, GFAP AND S100B LEVELS
IN BLOOD SERUM OF LOW DOSE X-IRRADIATED RATS
229
Ushakova, G.A., Nikonenko, I.,
Nikonenko, A., Skibo, G.
HEPARIN INDUCES ALTERATION OF N-CAM
DISTRIBUTION ON THE NEURON MEMBRANE
230
Kittel, A., Sevigny, J., Kacmarek,
E., Koziak, K., Robson, S.C.
CD39 IS A CAVEOLAR-ASSOCIATED ECTONUCLEOTIDASE
231
Zimmermann, H., Braun, N., Heine,
P., Kegel, B.
ECTO-NUCLEOTIDASES IN THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM
(will not be presented as a poster,
but as a lecture in Workshop 3)
232
Duvar, S., Suzuki, M., Yu, R.K.
GLYCOSPHINGOLIPID ANTIGENS OF A
NEW IMMORTALIZED HUMAN CEREBROMICROVASCULAR ENDOTHELIAL CELL LINE
233
Kallunki, P., Lundbeck, H., Ottiliavej,
A.S.
EXPRESSION OF THE L1 CELL ADHESION
MOLECULE AND MUTANT FORMS OF L1 IN TRANSGENIC ANIMALS USING INDUCIBLE EXPRESSION
SYSTEM
(will not be presented as a poster,
but as a lecture in Workshop 4)
234
Guevorkian, A.G., Kanayan, A.S.,
Voskanian, L.H., Kevorkian, G.A.
REGULATION OF THE MEMBRANE PROTEIN
DEGRADATION IN CARDIOMYOCYTES DURING ACUTE PANCREATITIS AND UNDER INFLUENCE
OF NEUROHORMONE "C"
235
Srapionian, R., Paronian, Z.C.,
Galoyan, A.A.
REGULATION BY CARDIOTROPIC NEUROHORMONES
FROM HYPOTHALAMUS OF POTENTIAL-DEPENDENT CALCIUM CONDUCTANCE OF A NERVE
CELL MEMBRANE
236
Pandey, G.N., Dwivedi, Y.
EFFECT OF DEXAMETHASONE TREATMENT
ON PHOSPHOLIPASE C (PLC) ACTIVITY AND EXPRESSED LEVELS OF PLC BETA1 PROTEINS
IN THE RAT BRAIN
237
Menon, K.K., Fujimoto, I., Narimatsu,
H., Ikenaka, K.
SIGNIFICANCE OF GALACTOSYLTRANSFERASE
1 (GALTASE 1) EXPRESSION IN RELATION TO SIALYLATION
238
Seidenfaden, R., Becker, C., Gerardy-Schahn,
R., Rahmann, H., Hildebrandt, H.
DIFFERENTIAL EXPRESSION OF POLYSIALYLTRANSFERASE
mRNAS IN NEURONAL DIFFERENTIATION OF NEUROBLASTOMA CELLS
239
Sytnyk, V.N., Korogod, S.M., Schachner,
M., Dityatev, A.E.
NON-UNIFORM DISTRIBUTION OF SURFACE
NEURAL CELL ADHESION MOLECULE (NCAM) ALONG GROWING NEURITIES: INFERENCES
ABOUT MECHANISMS OF ITS TRANSPORT
240
Horstkorte, R., Gerardy-Schahn,
R., Reutter, W.
POLYSIALYLATION INTERFERES WITH
ADHESION OF PC12-CELLS IN VITRO
241
Jungalwala, F. B., Chou, D.K.H.,
Zhao, Z., Nair, S.M., Tobet, S.
ROLE OF SULFOGLUCURONYL (HNK-1)
CARBOHYDRATE AND ITS BINDING PROTEIN, SBP-1 IN DEVELOPING RAT CEREBELLUM
242
Piontek, J., Maas, T., Brandt,
R.
PROBING THE NEURONAL MEMBRANE SKELETON
WITH NOVEL ANTIBODIES
243
Zacharias, U., Nörenberg,
U., Rathjen, F.G.
REGULATION OF F11 INTERACTIONS
BY TENASCIN-R AND TENASCIN-C
244
Kolkova, K., Novitskaya, V., Berezin,
V., Bock, E.
ACTIVATION OF THE ERK/MAP KINASE
PATHWAY IS NECESSARY FOR NCAM-DEPENDENT NEURITE OUTGROWTH
245
Pfeiffer, S.E., Kim, T., Bansal,
R.
GLYCOLIPID-DEPENDENCE ON THE MOLECULAR
COMPOSITION OF DETERGENT-INSOLUBLE GLYCOSPHINGOLIPID-CHOLESTEROL ENRICHED
MICRODOMAINS IN MICE LACKING GALACTOCEREBROSIDE AND SULFATIDE
246
Bigbee, J., Sharma, K.V., Koenigsberger,
C., Brimijoin, S.
LEVEL OF ACHE EXPRESSION DIRECTLY
CORRELATES WITH CELL SUBSTRATUM ADHESION
247
Bock, E., Berezin, V.
STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF THE NEURAL
CELL ADHESION MOLECULE NCAM
248
Chou, D.K.H., Zhao, Z., Nair, S.M.,
Tobet, S., Jungalwala, F.B.
ROLE OF SULFOGLUCURONYL (HNK-1)
CARBOHYDRATE AND ITS BINDING PROTEIN, SBP-1 IN DEVELOPING RAT CEREBRUM
249
Hamscho, N., Simbürger, E.,
Savaskan, N.E., Bräuer, A.U., Ninnemann, O., Nitsch, R., Skutella,
T.
IMMUNOLOCALISATION OF EPIDERMAL
SURFACE ANTIGEN IN THE RODENT CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
250
Aubert, I., Rideout, S.L.
POLYSIALIC ACID AND L1 DURING CHOLINERGIC
REGENERATION IN THE ADULT RAT BRAIN
251
Koroll, M., Volkmer, H., Zacharias,
U., Hassel, B., Rathjen, F.G.
MOLECULAR FUNCTIONS OF NEUROFASCIN,
A MEMBER OF THE L1 SUBGROUP OF NEURAL CELL RECOGNITION MOLECULES
(will not be presented as a poster,
but as a lecture in Workshop 4)
252
Kitamura, M., Takamiya, K., Aizawa,
S., Furukawa,K.
GANGLIOSIDES ARE THE RECEPTOR FOR
C. BOTULINUM NEUROTOXIN IN MICE
253
Svetoslavova, M., Kadyisky, D.,
Lossev, B.
SYNGENEIC LYMPHOCYTES BIND TO BRAIN
CELL SURFACE IN VITRO
254
Sonderegger, P., Kunz, S., Fitzli,
D., Siribour, K., Leder, L., Freigang, J., Welte, W.
BINDING TOPOLOGY AND AXON GROWTH
AND GUIDANCE FUNCTION OF AXONIN-1/NGCAM AND AXONIN-1/NRCAM COMPLEXES
(will not be presented as a poster,
but as a lecture in Workshop 4)
255
Suzuki, K., Tohyama, J., Vanier,
M.T., Suzuki, K., Matsuda, J.
PARADOXICAL EFFECT OF ACID b-GALACTOSIDASE
GENE DOSAGE ON THE PHENOTYPE OF TWITCHER MOUSE (GENETIC GALACTOSYLCERAMIDASE
DEFICIENCY)
256
Ivanova, V.P.
GANGLIOSIDE GM1 PROTECTS SYNAPTOSOMAL
MEMBRANES AGAINST GLUTAMATE-INDUCED LIPID PEROXIDATION
257
Ivanova, V.P.
IS GANGLIOSIDE MOLECULE A STRUCTURAL
MODULATOR OF CELL MEMBRANE?
258
Aono, S., Keino, H., Ono, T., Yasuda,
Y., Tokita, Y., Ozeki, J., Matsui, F., Sonta, S., Taniguchi, M., Oohira,
A.
MOLECULAR BIOLOGICAL AND IMMUNOHISTOLOGICAL
STUDIES OF MOUSE NEUROGLYCAN C (NGC), A NEURONAL TRANSMEMBRANE CHONDROITIN
SULFATE
259
Wink, M., Lenz, G., Rodnight, R.,
Sarkis, J.J.F., Battastini, A.M.O.
EVIDENCE FOR THE PHOSPHORYLATION
OF ECTO-ATP-DIPHOSPHOHYDROLASE (ECTO-APYRASE) FROM RAT BRAIN
260
Tkachuk, V., Philippova, M.P.,
Resink, T.J., Bochkov,V.N.
T-CADHERIN, A NOVEL LIPOPROTEIN-BINDING
AND PUTATIVE SIGNAL-TRANSDUCING CELL ADHESION MOLECULE, IS NOT SPECIFIC
FOR THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
261
Yoshino, H., Yamada, M.
SPECIFIC LOCALIZATION OF GANGLIOSIDE
GALNAC-GD1A IN HUMAN NERVOUS TISSUE
262
Ehrlich, Y., Hogan, M.V., Sobocki,
T., Pawlowska, Z., Babinska, A., Kornecki, E.
AN ATP-BINDING PROTEIN ON THE SURFACE
OF NEURONS AND HUMAN PLATELETS WITH ACTIVITY OF ECTO-PROTEIN KINASE
263
Hortsch, M., Malhotra, J.D., Bouley,
M., Shen, Y.-S., Tian, M.-Z., Paisley,K.
NEUROGLIAN, A DROSOPHILA L1-TYPE
NEURAL CELL ADHESION MOLECULE, AND ITS ADHESION-DEPENDENT INTERACTION WITH
THE MEMBRANE SKELETON
264
Aberg, D.
POSTNATAL CONNEXIN43 IN THE RAT
BRAIN
265
Melkonyan, M.M., Hoveyan, G.A.,
Zakaryan, G.V., Melikyan, T.R., Badalyan, M.A.
THE WHITE RAT`S BRAIN NUCLEAR FRACTION
PHOSPHOLIPID COMPOSITION IN THE CONDITION OF UNILATERAL GANGLIOSYMPATHECTOMY
AND ACOUSTIC STRESS
266
Balakireva, L.
ROLE OF CELLULAR LIPIDS IN ADENOVIRUS
ENTRY
267
Irwin, L.N., Lerma, L.
TAXONOMIC AND ADAPTIVE CORRELATES
OF BRAIN GANGLIOSIDE PATTERNS
268
Matsumura, K., Saito, F., Sunada,
Y., Shimizu, T.
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MOLECULAR
ORGANIZATION OF THE DYSTROGLYCAN COMPLEX IN SCHWANN CELLS
Session 4 (Thursday)
NEURONAL/AXONAL GROWTH/GROWTH CONE
485
Sano, M., Yoshida, M., Fukui, S.,
Kitajima, S.
MEDIATION OF NEURONAL GROWTH BY
RADICICOL
486
Manukyan, K., Manukyan, Z.M., Karageuzyan,
K.G.
CHANGE OF MITOTIC CYCLE IN THE
UV-IRRADIATED MOUSE CELLS OF NEUROBLASTOMA AND FIBROBLASTS
487
Rösner, H., Vacun, G.
INDUCED REVERSIBLE CHANGES OF THE
GROWTH CONE SHAPE. LINK BETWEEN GAP-43 PHOSPHORYLATION BY PKC AND ACTIN
DYNAMICS?
488
Nakakyama, T., Goshima, Y., Kato,
T.
CDK5 AND TAU UNDERLIES HETEROTRIMERIC
G PROTEIN –MEDIATED COLLAPSE OF RETINAL GROWTH CONES
489
Igarashi, M., Ohbayashi, K., Ohyama,
A., Komiya, Y.
EXOCYTOSIS IN GROWTH CONES IS OPERATED
BY THE SNARE MECHANISM OTHER THAN THE RAB3A CYCLING
490
Jensen, P.H., Li, J.-Y., Dahlström,
A., Dotti, C.G.
AXONAL TRANSPORT OF SYNUCLEIN
491
Li, J.-Y., Jensen, P.H., Dahlström,
A.
DISTRIBUTION AND AXONAL TRANSPORT
OF SYNUCLEINS IN THE RAT PNS AND THE SPINAL CORD
492 cancelled
(Teter, B., Gilbert, J.R., Xu,
P.-T., Roses, A.D., Galasko, D., Cole, G.M.
MOUSE AND HUMAN APOE AND ESTROGEN
MODULATE MOSSY FIBER SPROUTING IN ORGANOTYPIC HIPPOCAMPAL SLICE CULTURE)
493
Erzurumlu, R.
NEUROTROPHIN AND SEMAPHORIN INTERACTIONS
DURING SENSORY AXON GROWTH AND BRANCHING
494
Fiszman, M., Borodinsky, L.N.
NEURAL ACTIVITY AFFECTS CULTURED
CEREBELLAR GRANULE CELLS MORPHOLOGY
495
Spira, M.
DEDIFFERENTIATION OF ADULT AXON
INTO A MOTILE GROWTH CONE: THE ROLE OF CALCIUM, CALPAIN, SPECTRIN AND MEMBRANE
CYCLING
496 cancelled
(Ekström, P.A.R., Wiklund,
P., Sjögreen, B.
MITOGEN ACTIVATED PROTEIN KINASE
IS INVOLVED IN NERVE GROWTH FACTOR STIMULATED OUTGROWTH OF INJURED MOUSE
SENSORY AXONS)
497
Erdmann, K.S., Eulenburg, V., Herrmann,
L., Alev, C., Heumann, R.
INTERACTION OF THE EPHRINB-FAMILY
WITH THE PROTEINTYROSINE PHOSPHATASE PTPL1/PTP-BL
498
Korenevsky, A., Dulea, J.A., Connolly,
G.P.
HYPOXANTHINE PROMOTES NEURITE OUTGROWTH
AND PROTECTS COLONIES OF NEURONS FROM EARLY CELL DEATH
499
Sondell, M., Lundborg, G., Kanje,
M.
VASCULAR ENDOTHELIAL GROWTH FACTOR
(VEGF) ENHANCES CELL SURVIVAL AND STIMULATES AXONAL OUTGROWTH FROM CULTURED
PERIPHERAL GANGLIA
500
Baker, R.E., van Pelt, J., Dijkhuizen,P.A.,
Jacobs, E.H.J., Verhaagen, J.
SELECTED GROWTH OF NEOCORTICAL
PYRAMIDAL BASAL DENDRITES CHRONICALLY EXPOSED TO BRAIN-DERIVED NEUROTROPHIC
FACTOR
501
Gafurov, O. Sh., Zefirov, A.L.
MODEL OF TIME-COURSE OF EVOKED
POSTSYNAPTIC SIGNALS DURING GROWTH AND BRANCHING OF THE FROG NERVES ENDING
502
Cai, D., Filbin, M.T.
DIFFERENCES IN cAMP LEVELS IN NEURONS
CAN EXPLAIN THE SWITCH IN RESPONSE TO MAG FROM PROMOTION TO INHIBITION
OF AXONAL REGENERATION DURING DEVELOPMENT
503
Tsuda, M., Tashiro, T., Komiya,
Y.
DYNAMIC CHANGES IN THE SOLUBILITY
AND AXONAL TRANSPORT OF NEUROFILAMENT PROTEINS DURING PERIPHERAL NERVE
REGENERATION
504
Kurachi, M., Komiya, Y., Tashiro,
T.
REAL-TIME OBSERVATION OF THE DISASSEMBLY
OF STABLE NEURITIC MICROTUBULES INDUCED BY LASER TRANSECTION
505
Uchida, A., Tashiro, T., Komiya,
Y., Yorifuji, H., Kishimoto, T., Hisanaga, S.
AGE-RELATED CHANGES IN THE COMPOSITION
AND RELATIVE TRANSPORT RATES OF THE NEUROFILAMENT PROTEINS NF-H AND NF-M
506
Doherty, P.
IDENTIFICATION OF FUNCTIONAL MOTIFS
IN CELL ADHESION MOLECULES INVOLVED IN AXONAL GROWTH
(will not be presented as a poster,
but as a lecture in Workshop 4)
Poster Session
5 (Monday)
CELL DEATH, APOPTOSIS, CELL SURVIVAL
27
Mora, A., Centeno, F., Fuentes,
J.M., Soler, G., Claro, E.
PARTIAL LITHIUM-ASSOCIATED PROTECTION
AGAINST APOPTOSIS INDUCED BY C2-CERAMIDE IN CEREBELLAR GRANULE NEURONS
28
Uzdensky, A., Zhavoronkova, A.A.,
Dergacheva, O.Y.
PHOTODYNAMICALLY-INDUCED SINGLE
NEURON DEATH: THE ROLE OF CA 2+ AND FREE RADICALS
29
Uzdensky, A., Burov, Y. V., Robakidze,
T.N.
NEUROPROTECTIVE ACTIVITY OF BUCRIDON
AND PIRACETAM: COMPARISON WITH AMIRIDIN AND TACTRINE
30
Hetman, M., Kanning, K., Cavanaugh,
J.E., Xia, Z.
MAP-KINASE AND PI-3-KINASE AS TRANSDUCERS
OF ANTI-APOPTOTIC BDNF SIGNALING IN CNS NEURONS
31
Yamaguchi, T., Kawamata, T., Shin-ya,
K.
EFFECT OF BASIC FIBROBLAST GROWTH
FACTOR ON CELL DAMAGE IN PC12 CELLS
32
Koshimura, K., Murakami, Y., Kato,
Y.
CELL SURVIVING EFFECT OF DOPAMINE
ON PC12 CELLS
33
Gulyaeva, N., Stepanichev, M. Y.,
Onufriev, M. V., Chernyavskaya, L. I., Lazareva, N. A., Fliss, H.
SEIZURE SEVERITY IN KAINIC ACID-TREATED
RATS CORRELATES WITH TRANSCRIPTIONAL ACTIVITY, OXIDATIVE STRESS, AND APOPTOSIS
IN THE HIPPOCAMPUS
34
Hogan, E., Ray, S., Woods, R.,
Matzelle, D., Wilford, G., Banik, N.
HIGH BAX/BCL-2 RATIO AND CALPAIN
ACTIVATION CAUSE APOPTOSIS IN SCI
35
Gill, J. S., Windebank, A. J.
MOLECULAR DECOY BASED INHIBITION
OF THE TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR NFKB PREVENTS NEURONAL DEATH
36
Buzanska, L., Dybel, A., Domanska-Janik,
K., Albrecht, J.
DELAYED INDUCTION OF APOPTOSIS
BY AMMONIA IN C6 GLIOMA AND REACTIVE ADULT ASTROCYTES IN CULTURE
37
Bronisz-Kowalczyk, A., Zablocka,
B., Buzanska, L., Nalecz, M., Domanska-Janik, K.
N2A NEUROBLASTOMA CELL LINE AS
A MODEL TO STUDY APOPTOSIS IN NEURON CELLS
38
Park, L.C.H., Calingasan, N.Y.,
Zhang, H., Gibson, G.E.
METABOLIC IMPAIRMENT IN VITRO ELICITS
OXIDATIVE STRESS AND APOPTOSIS IN NEURONS BUT NOT IN MICROGLIA, ASTROCYTES,
OR ENDOTHELIAL CELLS
39
Boulton, A. A., Zhang, D., Berry,
M.D., Paterson, I.A.
CHANGES IN MITOCHONDRIAL MEMBRANE
POTENTIAL ARE DEPENDENT ON THE APOPTOTIC PROGRAMME ACTIVATED
40
Kim, H.-Y., Akbar, M.
NEURONAL APOPTOSIS IS PREVENTED
BY DOCOSAHEXAENOIC ACID (22:6N-3)
41
Cho, S., Dawson, G.
OVEREXPRESSION OF PALMITOYL PROTEIN
THIOESTERASE 1 PROTECTS AGAINST APOPTOSIS BY p21RAS AND AKT SIGNALING PATHWAY
42
Domanska-Janik, K., Bronisz-Kowalczyk,
A., Bong, P., Zablocka, B.
TRANSCRIPTIONAL FACTORS AP1 AND
NFKB ACTIVATION IN RELATION TO POSTISCHEMIC APOPTOSIS OF CA1 PYRAMIDAL
NEURONS
43
Bobrysheva, I. V., Chernyavskaya,
L. I., Grigorenko, A. P., Kalyina, N. R., Grivennikov, I. A., Tarantul,
V. Z., Fliss, H., Gulyaeva, N. V., Rogaev, E. I.
TRANSFECTION WITH MUTANT HUMAN
PRESENILIN-1 GENE SENSITIZES PC12 CELLS TO APOPTOSIS
44
Schuchmann, S., Heinemann, U.
ELEVATED GLUTATHIONE LEVELS PROTECT
CULTURED HIPPOCAMPAL NEURONS FROM TRISOMY 16 MICE (A MODEL OF DOWN‘S SYNDROME)
AGAINST MITOCHONDRIA-MEDIATED CELL DEATH
45
Canu, N., Barbato, C., Ciotti,
M.T., Calissano, P.
UBIQUITIN-PROTEASOME SYSTEM IN
CEREBELLAR GRANULE NEURONS UNDERGOING APOPTOSIS
46
Kaminska, B., Pyrzynska, B.
PROLONGED ACTIVATION OF JNK-C-JUN
SIGNALING PATHWAY DURING APOPTOSIS CHANGES ACTIVITY OF THE AP-1 TRANSCRIPTION
FACTOR
47
Pannunzio, P., Hazell, A. S., Butterworth,
R. F.
EFFECTS OF THIAMINE DEFICIENCY
ON CEREBELLAR GRANULE CELL METABOLISM AND VIABILITY
48
Alavez, S., Petroza, D., Moràn,
J.
DIFFERENTIAL REGULATION OF BC 1-2
AND BAX DURING APOPTOTIC DEATH OF CEREBELLAR GRANULE NEURONS
49
Anderson, M. F., Sims, N.R.
IMPROVED ISOLATION OF BRAIN MITOCHONDRIA
FOR THE INVESTIGATION OF MITOCHONDRIAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO CELL DEATH
50
Yu, R., Bieberich, E., Kawaguchi,
T.,
INDUCTION OF APOPTOSIS IN NEUROBLASTOMA
CELLS BY NOVEL CERAMIDE MIMICS
51
Galve-Roperh, I., Sanchez, C.,
Rueda, D., Gomez del Pulgar, T., Guzman, M.
MECHANISM OF C6.9 GLIOMA CELL DEATH
BY 9-TETRAHYDROCANNABINOL
52
Goemans, C., Klinz, F.-J., Heumann,
R.
PHOSPHATIDYLINOSITOL-3‘ KINASE
BUT NOT p21 RAS IS A COMMON DENOMINATOR FOR NGF-MEDIATED SURVIVAL IN EMBRYONIC
PERIPHERAL NEURONS
53
Cavaliere, F., Zeng, Y. C., Ciotti,
M. T., Sancesario, G., Bernardi, G., Volonté, C.
BASILEN BLUE PREVENTS NEURONAL
CELL DEATH FOLLOWING GLUCOSE/OXYGEN DEPRIVATION
54
Ono, T., Suzuki, N., Kawashima,
S.
IDENTIFICATION AND MOLECULAR CLONING
OF DIFFERENTIALLY REGULATED GENES ASSOCIATED WITH THE ACTIVITY-DEPENDENT
SURVIVAL OF CEREBELLAR GRANULE NEURONS
55
Soto, E. F., Pasquini, L. A., Besio,
M. M., Adamo, A. M., Pasquini, J. M.
LACTACYSTIN, A SPECIFIC INHIBITOR
OF THE PROTEASOME, INDUCES APOPTOSIS AND ACTIVATES CPP32 IN CULTURED CEREBELLAR
GRANULAR CELLS
56
Hornfelt, M., Edström, A.,
Ekström, P.A.R.
CYTOSOLIC PHOSPHOLIPASE A2 IS INVOLVED
IN NEURONAL APOPTOSIS
57
Heneka, M. T., Feinstein, D. L.,
Wüllner, U., Gleichmann, M., Galea, E., Klockgether, T.
PEROXISOME PROLIFERATOR-ACTIVATED
RECEPTOR GAMMA (PPARG) AGONISTS PROTECT CEREBELLAR GRANULE CELLS FROM CYTOKINE-INDUCED
NITRIC OXIDE-DEPENDENT APOPTOTIC CELL DEATH
58
Hughes, D. B., Andreassen, O.A.,
Klivenyi, P., Ferrante, R.J., Ona, V.O., Schleicher, J.R., Friedlander,
R.M., Beal, M.F.
TRANSGENIC MICE EXPRESSING A DOMINANT
NEGATIVE MUTANT INTERLEUKIN-1b CONVERTING ENZYME SHOW RESISTANCE TO NEUROTOXINS
59
Manukyan, Z.
MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR REPARATIVE
RESPONSE FOR THE CELLS AT MITOTIC CYCLE PROCESSING
60
Watabe, K., Sakamoto, T., Ohashi,
T., Takeshima, T., Oyanagi, K., Inoue, K., Eto, Y.,
PREVENTION OF ADULT RAT SPINAL
MOTONEURON DEATH BY ADENOVIRAL GENE TRANSFER OF GLIAL CELL LINE-DERIVED
NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR (GDNF)
61
Sun, A., Draczynska-Lusiak, B.
Sun, G.Y.
LIPOPROTEIN-INDUCED APOPTOTIC CELL
DEATH IN PRIMARY CORTICAL NEURONS
62
Ahlemeyer, B., Fischer, D., Kissel,
T., Krieglstein, J.
A BRANCHED CATIONIC STRUCTURE OF
THE EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX INHIBITED STAUROSPORINE-INDUCED APOPTOSIS IN CHICK
EMBRYONIC NEURONS
63
Paulsen, R., Marvik, O.J., Holte,
H.R.
HIGH MOLECULAR WEIGHT DANN FRAGMENTS
IN CEREBELLAR GRANULE CELLS UNDERGOING GLUTAMATE-INDUCED CELL DEATH
64
Hatanaka, H., Ishikawa, Y., Satoh,
T. Enokido, Y., Nishio, C., Ikeuchi, T.
GENERATION OF REACTIVE OXYGEN SPECIES,
RELEASE OF L-GLUTAMATE, AND ACTIVATION OF CASPASES ARE REQUIRED FOR OXYGEN-INDUCED
APOPTOSIS OF EMBRYONIC HIPPOCAMPAL NEURONS IN CULTURE
65
Moran, J., Itoh, T., Pleasure,
D.
ROLE OF CALCIUM AND CYCLIC AMP
IN THE REGULATION OF CASPASES INVOLVED IN APOPTOSIS OF CEREBELLAR GRANULE
NEURONS
66
Michetti, F., Geloso, M.C., Haglid,
K.G.
TRIMETHYLTIN INDUCES APOPTOTIC
NEURON DEATH IN VIVO AND IN CELL CULTURE
67
Campos, C.B.L., Bédard,
P.-A., Linden, R.
MODULATION OF BAD PHOSPHORYLATION
IN SURVIVAL AND APOPTOSIS IN THE DEVELOPING RETINA
Session 6 (Friday)
GROWTH/TROPHIC FACTORS
695 (cancelled)
696
Jankowska, A., Madziar, B., Tomaszewicz,
M., Szutowicz, A.
ROLE OF TRKA AND P75 NGF RECEPTORS
IN DIFFERENTIATION-EVOKED EXPRESSION OF ACETYL-COA METABOLISING ENZYMES
IN CHOLINERGIC SN56 CELLS
697
Shingo, A. S., Kito, S.
MECHANISMS OF ESTROGEN ACTION AS
REPAIR SYSTEM IN BRAIN
698
Kito, S., Shingo, A.S.
NICOTINE-ESTROGEN CROSSTALK IN
BRAIN WITH REGARD TO CREB BINDING ACTIVITIES AND INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR
I MRNA
699
Katoh-Semba, R., Takeuchi, K.,
Semba, R., Kato, K.
POSSIBLE FUNCTIONS OF NEUROTROPHIN-3
IN THE DEVELOPING RAT CEREBELLUM
700
Pereira, B. C., Carvalho, A.P.,
Duarte, C.B.
BRAIN DERIVED NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR
POTENTIATES GLUTAMATE RELEASE FROM HIPPOCAMPAL SYNAPTOSOMES
701
Lipnik-Stangelj, M., Carman-Kran,
M.
HISTAMINE AND CYTOKINES INTERACTIONS
IN THE REGULATION OF NGF RELEASE FROM ASTROCYTES
702
Kukhtina, V., Starkov, V.G., Grivennikov,
I.A., Inozemtseva, L.S., Utkin, Y.N.
VENOM OF COBRA NAJA KAOUTHIA CONTAINS
SEVERAL FORMS OF NERVE GROWTH FACTOR
703
Gruden, M., Storozheva, Z.I., Nikitin,
V.P., Kozurev, S.A., Sherstnev, V.V.
PECULARITIES OF S100 beta LEVEL
IN NERVOUS AND NONNERVOUS SNAIL AND RAT TISSUES
704
Sherstnev, V.V., Gruden, M.A.,
Storozheva, Z.I., Proshin, A.T.
TEMPORAL, QUANTITIVE AND STRUCTURAL
DYNAMICS OF NEUROTROPHIC FACTORS IN ADULT BRAIN OF LEARNING
705
Rasika, S., Bauer, S., Moyse, E.,
Patterson, P.H.
LEUKEMIA INHIBITORY FACTOR MEDIATES
LESION-INDUCED APOPTOSIS AND NEUROGENESIS OF PRIMARY OLFACTORY NEURONS
706
Rasika, S., Jarvis, E., Escandon,
E., Alvarez-Buylla, A., Nottebohm, F.
MECHANISMS OF BRAIN-DERIVED NEUROTROPHIC
FACTOR REGULATION IN THE ADULT CANARY BRAIN BY SEASON, SONG AND TESTOSTERONE
707
Movsesyan, V., Dabagyan, E., Whalin,
M., Guroff, G.
NGF BLOCKS PC12 CELLS FROM ENTERING
MITOSIS AND DOWNREGULATED CYCLIN B1
708
Kalisch, B., Bock, N.A., Rylett,
R.J.
NITRIC OXIDE SYNTHASE INHIBITORS
BLOCK NERVE GROWTH FACTOR-MEDIATED CHOLINERGIC GENE EXPRESSION IN PC12
CELLS
709
Furuya, S., Mitoma, J., Tabata,
T., Watanabe, M., Kano,. M., Hirabayashi, Y.
NONESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS L-SERINE
AND GLYCINE ARE ASTROGLIA-DERIVED TROPHIC FACTORS FOR CENTRAL NEURONS
710
Diemel, L.T., Copelman, C.A., Cuzner,
M.L.
MACROPHAGES ENHANCE NEURITOGENESIS,
MYELINATION AND MODULATE GROWTH FACTOR EXPRESSION IN BRAIN AGGREGATE CULTURES
711
Maruyama, M., Hama, T.
PROPERTIES OF BRAIN INJURY-DERIVED
NEUROTROPHIC PEPTIDE (BINP) AND ITS BINDING SITES FROM RAT BRAIN
712
Reynolds, A., Bartlett, S.E., Heydon,
K., Hendry, I.A.
EVIDENCE FOR PHOSPHATIDYLINOSITOL
4-KINASE AND ACTIN INVOLVEMENT IN THE REGULATION OF 125I-NERVE GROWTH FACTOR
RETROGRADE AXONAL TRANSPORT
713
Kumar, S., Rousselot, P., Vellis,
J.de
NT-3 PROMOTES MITOTIC ACTIVITY
IN THE OGLIGODENDROCYTE PROGENITOR CELL LINE, CG-4 AND IN RODENT BRAIN
714
Ferretti, P., Zhang, F., Clarke,
J.D.W.
FGF-2 AND FGFR-4 ARE UP-REGULATED
IN THE REGENERATING AMPHIBIAN SPINAL CORD
Poster session
7 (Monday)
NEURODEGENERATIVE DISEASES
68
Yoshimoto, N., Fujita, K., Yamauchi,
M., Kato, T., Nagata, Y.
SOME NEUROCHEMICAL ALTERATIONS
WITH PROGRESSION OF NEURODEGENERATION PROCESSES IN CNS OF MOTOR NEURON
DEGENERATION MUTANT MOUSE
69
Cruz-Aguado, R., Francis-Turner,
L., Diaz, C.M., Fernandez, I., Bergado, J.
EFFECTS OF NERVE GROWTH FACTOR
ON GLUTATHIONE-RELATED ENZYMES IN RAT MODELS OF BASAL FOREBRAIN DEGENERATION
70
Lee, R. K., Wurtman, R. J.
IMMUNOSUPPRESSANTS AND ANTIINFLAMMATORY
AGENTS REGULATE AMYLOID PRECURSOR PROTEIN EXPRESSION
71
Lishko, P. V., Maximyuk, O., Chatterjee,
S., Noldner, M., Krishtal, O.
A NEW COGNITIVE ENHANCER KA672
HCL IS UNCOMPETITIVE VOLTAGE-DEPENDENT NMDA RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST
72
Cappai, R., Stewart, L., White,
A., Maher, F., Jobling, M., Galatis, D., Beyreuther, K., Masters, C.
INCREASED SENSITIVITY OF PRIMARY
APLP2 KNOCKOUT NEURONS TO NEUROTOXIC INSULTS
73
Stoyloff, R., Bode, L., Ludwig,
H.
THE STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS OF A NEUROTROPIC
VIRUS: BORNA DISEASE VIRUS
74
Brown, D., Wong, B.-S., Jones,
I.M.
RECOMBINANT PRION PROTEIN EXHIBITS
SUPEROXIDE DISMUTASE ACTIVITY
75
Poletti, S., Simeoni, S., Martini,
L.
POLYGLUTAMINE TRACT ELONGATION
IN SPINAL AND BULBAR MUSCULAR ATROPHY: IS THERE A CORRELATION BETWEEN INTRACELLULAR
AGGREGATE FORMATION AND MOTONEURONAL DEATH?
76
Naoi, M., Maruyama, W., Takahashi,
T., Akao, Y., Nakagawa, Y., Youdim, M.B.H., Boulton, A.A.
APOPTOSIS INDUCED BY AN ENDOGENOUS
DOPAMINERGIC NEUROTOXIN, N-METHYL®SALSOLINOL: RELEVANCE TO PARKINSON‘S
DISEASE
77
Maruyama, W., Naoi, M., Yamada,
T., Kachi, T., Ando, F., Shimokata, H., Yanagisawa, N.
NEUTRAL ®SALSOLINOL N-METHYLTRANSFERSE
AS POSSIBLE INTRISTIC FACTOR FOR IDIOPATHIC PARKINSON‘S DISEASE
78
Park, C.H., Lee, Y.J., Lee, S.H.,
Choi, S.H., Kim, H.S., Jung, S.J., Suh, Y.H.
DEHYDROEVODIAMINE HC1 PREVENTS
THE IMPAIRMENT OF COGNITIVE FUNCTION AND THE NEURONAL LOSS IN RAT MODEL
OF COGNITIVE DISTURBANCE
79
Kim, H.-S., Park, C.H., Lee, J.H.,
Jeong, S.J., Suh, Y.H.
THE EFFECTS OF C-TERMINAL FRAGMENT
OF ALZHEIMER‘S AMYLOID PRECURSOR PROTEIN ON THE INTRACELLULAR CALCIUM HOMEOSTASIS
80
Suh, Y.-H.
ROLES OF AMYLOID-ß AND CARBOXY-TERMINAL
FRAGMENTS OF THE ß-AMYLOID PRECURSOR PROTEIN IN ALZHEIMER‘S DISEASE
81
Wood, G., Kim, H.-Y., Hamilton,
J., Igbavboa, U., Avdulov, N.A., Chochina, S.V.
PHOSPHOLIPID MOLECULAR SPECIES
IN SYNAPTIC PLASMA MEMBRANES OF APOLE-DEFICIENT AND C57BL/6J MICE
82
Pena, F., Tapia, R.
EXTRACELLULAR AMINO ACID CHANGES,
SEIZURES AND NEURODEGENERATION INDUCED BY 4-AMINOPYRIDINE: EFFECTS OF GABAERGIC
AND ANTIGLUTAMATERGIC DRUGS
83
Banik, N. L., Shields, D.C., Schaecher,
K., Saido, T.
PUTATIVE ROLE OF CALPAIN IN MULTIPLE
SCLEROSIS
84
Galeeva, A., Rybnikova, E., Tuohimaa,
P., Pelto-Huikko, M.
EXPRESSION OF TRAP220 IN DEVELOPING
RAT CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
85
Hedin, H., Scott, L., Fowler, C.J.
EFFECTS OF CYTOCHROME C OXIDASE
INHIBITION UPON AMYLOID ß PRECURSOR PROTEIN (AßPPS) SECRETION
FROM EMBRYONIC CHICK TELENCEPHALON NEURONS
86
Whiteley, C.
NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS – ALZHEIMER‘S
DISEASE: ALKYLATED AND HALOGENATED PYRIDINIUM SALTS AS INHIBITORS FOR ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE
87
Beck, M., Janke, C., Brückner,
M.K., Arendt, T., Bigl, V.
COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF ALZHEIMER‘S
DISEASE RELATED PROTEINS IN THE GUINEA PIG
88
Whiteley, C.
NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS AND ALZHEIMER‘S
DISEASE: ACETYLCHOLINE MIMICS AND THEIR ROLE AS UNCOMPETITIVE INHIBITORS
OF ESTERASES
89
Roßner, S., Stahl, T., Weisheit,
S., Madaj-Sterba, Mendla, K., Schliebs, R., Bigl, V.
REGULATION OF APP METABOLISM BY
PROTEIN KINASE C IN GUINEA PIGS IN VIVO
90
Gibson, G. E., Haroutunian, V.,
Park, L.C.H., Zhang, H., Mohs, R., Sheu, R.K.F., Blass, J.P.
REDUCTIONS IN A KEY MITOCHONDRIAL
ENZYME IN BRAINS FROM ALZHEIMER‘S DISEASE PATIENTS CORRELATE WITH A CLINICAL
DEMENTIA RATING
91
Koudinova, N., Koudinov, A., Yavin,
E.
REGULATION OF PHOSPHOLIPID SYNTHESIS
IN RAT BRAIN UNDER OXIDATIVE STRESS IN UTERO BY ALZHEIMER‘S AMYLOID BETA
92
Li, H. H., Yu, W.-H., Zhao, H.-Z.,
Rozengurt, N., Anagnostaras, S., Fanselow, M., Gomez-Pinilla, F., Suzuki,
K., Vanier, M., Neufeld, E.F.
A MOUSE MODEL FOR SANFILIPPO SYNDROME
TYPE B, AN INHERITABLE NEUROLOGICAL DISORDER
93
Dodd, P.R., Ragnarsson, L., Eckert,
A.L., Alewood, P., Lewis, R.J.
EFFECT OF CONANTOKINS ON THE SPERMINE
MODULATION OF GLUTAMATE-NMDA SITES IN NORMAL AND ALZHEIMER DISEASE HUMAN
CEREBRAL CORTEX
94
Bigl, M., Brückner, M.K.,
Arendt, T., Bigl, V., Eschrich, K.
GLYCOLYSIS IN THE BRAINS OF PATIENTS
WITH ALZHEIMER‘S DISEASE
95
Chauhan, V., Chauhan, A., Wisniewski,
H.M.
ACIDIC PHOSPHOLIPIDS FACILIATE
THE FIBRILLIZATION OF AMYLOID BETA-PROTEIN
96
Chauhan, A., Chauhan, V., Ray,
I., Wegiel, J., Wisniewski, H.M.
GELSOLIN INHIBITS FIBRILLIZATION
OF AMYLOID BETA-PROTEIN, AND SOLUBILIZES IST PERFORMED FIBRILS
97
Knott, C., Wilkin, G.P.I., Stern,
G., Welcher, A.
ASTROCYTES, MICROGLIA AND NEUROTROPHINS
IN PARKINSON‘S DISEASE
98
Holzer, M., Beck, M., Narz, F.,
Müller, D., Gärtner, U., Heumann, R., Arendt, Th.
EFFECTS ON APP PROCESSION BY ACTIVATION
OF p21RAS/MAPK CASCADE IN VIVO
99
Lopez, S.M., Morelli, L., Castano,
E., Soto, E., Pasquini, J.
POSSIBLE ROLE OF THE ENZYMES OF
THE UBIQUITIN PATHWAY IN ALZHEIMERS DISEASE
100
Bartsch, J. W., Rathke-Hartlieb,
S., Schlomann, U., Jockusch, H.
INTERLEUKIN SIGNALING AND METALLOPROTEASE
EXPRESSION IN THE WOBBLER NEUROPATHY
101
Tandon, A., Mills, J., Mount, H.T.J.
PROTEIN TRAFFICKING FROM THE ENDOPLASMIC
RETICULUM TO THE GOLGI APPARATUS IN SEMI-INTACT NEURONS FROM PRESENILIN-1
DEFICIENT MICE
102
Strosznajder, R. P., Jesko, H.,
Strosznajder, J.
AGING AND AMYLOID BETA RELATED
ALTERATION OF PARP ACTIVITY AND LIPID PEROXIDATION IN BRAIN AND PC-12 CELLS
IN CULTURE
103
von Bergen, M., Friedhoff, P.,
Biernat, J., Mandelkow, E.-M., Mandelkow, E.
A RAPID SENSITIVE FLUORESCENT ASSAY
REVEALS THAT PAIRED HELICAL FILAMENT FORMATION IS BASED ON A NUCLEATION-ELONGATION
104
Schneider, A., Biernat, J., von
Bergen, M., Mandelkow, E., Mandelkow, E.-M.
PHOSPHORYLATION AT S262 AND S214
THAT DETACHES TAU FROM MICROTUBULES PROTECTS IT AGAINST AGGREGATION INTO
ALZHEIMER PAIRED HELICAL FILAMENTS
105
Biernat, J., Mandelkow, E.-M.
PHOSPHORYLATION OF TAU PROTEINS
AT S262 AND S356 ARE NECESSARY FOR OUTGROWTH OF PROCESSES IN SF9 CELLS
106
Browne, S.E., Licata, S.C., Beal,
M.F.
ENERGETIC DEFECTS IN A TRANSGENIC
MOUSE MODEL OF FAMILIAL ALS
107
Koudinov, A.R., Berezov, T.T.,
Koudinova, N.V.
AMYLOID BETA PROTEIN AND LIPID
METABOLISM: A MISSING LINK IN ALZHEIMER‘S PUZZLE?
108
Kahle, P., Okochi, M., Haass, C.
BIOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF
PARKINSON‘S DISEASE (PD) ASSOCIATED a-SYNUCLEIN
109
Ding, M., Nyström, B., Wang,
S., Haglid, K.G., Hamberger, A.
QUANTITATIVE IMMUNOCHEMISTRY OF
ASTROCYTOSIS AND NEURODEGENERATION AFTER SYSTEMICALLY ADMINISTERED KAINIC
ACID
110
Zambrzycka, A., Strosznajder, R.P.
Strosznajder, J.B.
AMYLOID BETA PEPTIDE 1-40 IN AGGREGATED
FORM ALTERS PHOSPHOINOSITIDE SIGNALING AND FREE RADICAL-DEPENDENT PROCESSES
IN BRAIN CORTEX
111
Fujita, N., Matsubara, N., Tabe,
H., Yoshino,H., Sato, A. Nagai, H., Sandhoff, K., Tanaka, K.
SUSPECTED MILD ADULT SAP-B DEFICIENCY
112
Heikkilä, H., Baumann, M.
CONSTRUCTION OF A MODEL SYSTEM
FOR AMYLOIDOGENICITY STUDIES
113
Alberghina, M., Anfuso, C.D., Lupo,
G.
AMYLOID b AND BRADYKININ INDUCE
PHOSPHATIDYL-CHOLINE HYDROLYSIS IN CULTURED RAT BRAIN IMMORTALIZED GP8.39
ENDOTHELIAL CELLS
114
Münch, G., Loske, C., Dringen,
R., Schinzel,P., Riederer,P.
ADVANCED GLYCATION ENDPRODUCTS
INCREASE b-AMYLOID TOXICITY AND CAUSE ENERGY DEPLETION IN NEURONS
115
Wong, A., Schinzel, R., Münch,
G., Riederer, P.
INTRACELLULARLY ACTING ANTIOXIDANTS
ATTENUATE NITRIC OXIDE PRODUCTION BY ADVANCED GLYCATION END PRODUCTS –
NOVEL NEUROPROTECTIVE STRATEGIES IN ALZHEIMER‘S DISEASE
116
Tyynelä, J., Sleat, D., Haltia,
M., Lobel, P.
CATHEPSIN D DEFECT AS A POSSIBLE
CAUSE FOR A CONGENITAL OVINE NEURONAL CEROID-LIPOFUSCINOSIS
117
Small, D.H., McLean, C.A., Saez-Valero,
J.
ALTERED GLYCOSYLATION OF ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE
IN PATIENTS WITH ALZHEIMER‘S DISEASE
118
Nagata, Y., Yoshimoto, N., Fujita,
K., Yamauchi,M., Kato, T.
SOME NEUROCHEMICAL ALTERATIONS
WITH PROGRESSION OF NEURODEGENERATION PROCESSES IN CNS OF MOTOR NEURON
DEGENERATION MUTANT MOUSE
119
Soto-Otero, R., Sanchez-Sellero,
I., Cruz-Landeira, A., Lopez-Rivadulla L.,M., Mendez-Alvares, E.
EFFECTS OF CIGARETTE SMOKE ON BRAIN
CONCENTRATIONS OF SOME ENDOGENOUS DOPAMINERGIC PRONEUROTOXINS RELATED TO
PARKINSONS‘S DISEASE
120
Nakamura, S., Toji, H., Maruyama,
H., Sasaki, K., Kawakami, H.
APOLIPOPROTEIN E PROMOTER POLYMORPHISM
AND SPORADIC ALZHEIMER‘S DISEASE IN A JAPANESE POPULATION
121
Maruyama, H., Toji, H., Izumi,
Y., Harrington, C.R., Emson, P.C., Nakamura, S., Kawakami, H.
ASSOCIATION OF ESTROGEN RECEPTOR
( GENE POLYMORPHISMS AND TRANSCRIPTIONAL ACTIVITY WITH ALZHEIMER‘S DISEASE
122
Nagaraja, T., Ghersi-Egea, J.-F.,
Patel, P., Gorski, M., Fenstermacher, J.D.
CLEARANCE FROM AND DISTRIBUTION
IN THE CSF OF INTRAVENTRICULARLY INJECTED SUBSTANCES IN RAT
123
Stamer, K., Ebneth, A., Godemann,
R., Trinczek, B., Illenberger, S., Mandelkow, E.-M., Mandelkow, E.
A NEW FUNCTION OF TAU PROTEIN:
REGULATION OF INTRACELLULAR VESICLE AND ORGANELLE TRAFFICKING
124
Semina, I.
IS THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF CAPAH
ON CHOLINERGIC NEUROTRANSMISSION EFFECTS SIMILAR TO SUBSTANCE P?
125
Baichourina, A.
MEMORY ENHANCING EFFECTS OF CAPAH
ORIGINAL MECHANISMS OF ACTION ON CHOLINERGIC NEUROTRANSMISSION. A PROMISE
FOR ALZHEIMER‘S DISEASE?
Session 9 (Friday)
NEUROTOXITICITY/NEUROPROTECTION
715
Aschner, M.
INDUCTION OF ASTROCYTE METALLOTHIONEINS
BY ZINC CONFERS RESISTANCE AGAINST THE ACUTE CYTOTOXIC EFFECTS OF METHYLMERCURY
(will not be presented as a poster,
but as a lecture in Workshop 2)
716
Duka, T., Leshchins`ka, I.A., Sedykh,
A.I.
EFFECT OF CHRONIC LOW LEAD DOSE
ON NCAM AND GFAP LEVELS IN DIFFERENT REGION OF RAT BRAIN UNDER CHRONIC
X-IRRADIATION
717
Sokolova, T., Tyurina, Y., Tyurin,
V., Furaev, V., Avrova, N.
GANGLIOSIDE ADMINISTRATION TO MICE
PROTECTS BRAIN NA, K-ATPase FROM GLUTAMATE-INDUCED INHIBITION
718
Avshalumov M.V., Mirskaya, R.O.,
Meilanov, I.S.
TEMPERATURE DEPENDENICIES OF OXYGEN
CONSUMPTION BY RAT BRAIN TISSUE HOMOGENATES AT HYPOTHERMIA
719
Arutjunyan, A., Stepanov, M.G.,
Korenevsky, A.V., Kerkeshko, G.O., Kozina, L.S.
THE DISTURBANCES IN HYPOTHALAMIC
NEUROTRANSMITTER REGULATION OF THE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM INDUCED BY NEUROTOXIC
XENOBIOTICS
720
Schneider, P., Rodriguez de Lores
Arnaiz, G.
BICULLINE-INDUCED SEIZURES AND
MUSCARINIC
RECEPTOR CHANGES ARE PREVENTED BY KETAMINE PRETREATMENT
721
Gutterer, J.M., Hirrlinger, J.,
Hamprecht, B., Dringen, R.
IMMUNOCYTOCHEMICAL LOCALIZATION
OF GLUTATHIONE REDUCTASE IN CELLS OF NEURAL CULTURES
722
Madziar, B., Skibowska, A., Tomaszewicz,
M., Nowacka, M., Szutowicz, A.
BLOOD PLATELETS AS INDICATOR OF
DISTURBANCES OF ACETYL-COA METABOLISM IN DIABETIC BRAIN NEURONS
723
Mendez, M., Calva, J.C.
ETHANOL EFFECTS ON MU AND DELTA
OPIATE RECEPTORS IN RAT NUCLEUS ACCUMBENS AND CAUDATE PUTAMEN
724
Avshalumov M.V., Klichkhanov, N.K.,
Khalilov, R.A., Meilanov, I.S.
TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCIES OF ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE
ACTIVITY IN SYNAPTOSOMAL MEMBRANES FROM BRAIN CORTEX OF SUSLICS CITELLUS
PIGMAEUS AT ARTIFICAL HYPOTHERMIA AND HIBERNATION
725
Russell, B., Laverty, R.
CORRELATION OF NEUROTOXICITY MEASURED
BY 5-HT CONTENT AND UPTAKE SITE SENSITY
726
Velasco, I., Tapia, R.
MECHANISMS OF RUTHENIUM RED NEUROTOXICITY
727
Onufriev, M., Stepanichev, M.Y.,
Mitrokhina, O.S., Moiseeva, Y.V., Lazareva, N.A., Gulyaeva, N.V.
IN VIVO AND IN VITRO EFFECTS OF
OXIDATIVE STRESS ON THE ACTIVITY OF BRAIN NITRIC OXIDE SYNTHASE
728
Gyulkhandanyan, A.V., Gyulkhandanyan,
G.V.
THE RESPONSE OF PLASMA AND MITOCHONDRIAL
MEMBRANE POTENTIALS AT PHOTOSENSITIZATION OF SYNAPTOSOMES AND LYMPHOCYTES
729
Edelfors, S.
STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIP
IN THE EFFECT OF ORGANIC SOLVENTS ON NERVE CELL MEMBRANES MEASURED AS ALTERATIONS
OF MEMBRANE FUNCTIONS AND DEVELOPMENT OF OXIDATIVE STRESS
730
Rybnikova, E., Spyrou, G., Miranda-Vizuete,
A., Gustafsson, J.-A., Pelto-Huikko, M.
EXPRESSION OF NOVEL ANTIOXIDANT
THIOREDOXIN-2 IN THE RAT BRAIN
731
Ramirez, G., Barat, A., Burgos,
J., Aleu, J., Solsona, C., Marsal, J.
INTERACTION OF GUANINE NUCLEOTIDES
WITH GLUTAMATE RECEPTORS: POSSIBLE USE AS NEUROPROTECTING AGENTS
732
Wan, F.J., Tung, C.S.
MECHANISMS UNDERLYING D-AMPHETAMINE-INDUCED
DOPAMINE TERMINAL TOXICITY IN THE STRIATUM OF RATS
733
Kozlov, S.A., Lipkin, A.V., Nosyreva,
E.D., Grishin, E.V.
PURIFICATION AND cDNA CLONING OF
NOVEL INSECTICIDAL TOXIN FROM THE VENOM OF THE SCORPION ORTHOCHIRUS SCROBICULOSUS
734
Nagy, J., László,
L.
INVESTIGATION OF NEUROTOXICITY
INDUCED BY ALCOHOL WITHDRAWL ON PRIMARY CULTURES OF RAT CEREBROCORTICAL
NEURONS
735
Sulkowski, G., Waskiewicz, J.,
Dabrowska-Bouta, B., Rafalowska, U.
ALTERATIONS OF DOPAMINE TRANSPORT
AND D2 RECEPTOR BINDING BY ACUTE PB-TOXICITY IN VIVO
736
Beart, P.M., Moldrich, R.X., Pascoe,
C.J., Cheung, N.S.
EXCITOTOXICITY VIA LOW-AFFINITY
KAINATE OCCURS ACROSS AN INSULT-DEPENDENT, APOPTOTIC-NECROTIC CONTINUUM
737
Shestak, K.I., Leontev, V.G., Avrova,
N.F.
PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF NO SYNTHASE
INHIBITOR IN RAT BRAIN CORTEX AND HIPPOCAMPAL SYNAPTOSOMES EXPOSED
TO GLUTAMATE
738
Avrova, N.F., Shestak, K.I., Zakharova,
I.O., Sokolova, T.V., Tyurina, Y.Y., Tyurin, V.A., Leontev, V.G.
THE DIFFERENCE IN THE METABOLIC
EFFECTS OF TOXIC GLUTAMATE CONCENTRATIONS IN RAT BRAIN CORTEX AND CEREBELLAR
SYNAPTOSOMES
739
Kushmerick, C., Kalapothakis, E.,
Penaforte, C.L., Prado, V.F., Beirao, P.S.L., Cruz, J.S., Diniz, C.R.,
Cordeiro, M.N., Gomez, M.V., Romano-Silva, M.A., Prado, M.A.M.
EFFECTS OF PHONEUTRIA TOXIN TX3-1
ON CALCIUM OSCILLATIONS AND K+ CURRENTS IN GH3 PITUITARY CELLS
740
Bachurin, S.O., Lermontova, N.,
Shevtzova, E., Serkova, T., Kireeva, E.
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF TACRINE AND
DIMEBON ACTION ON MITOCHONDRIAL PERMEABILITY TRANSITION AND b-AMYLOID-INDUCED
NEUROTOXICITY
741
Gramsbergen, J.B., Kornblit, B.,
Sandberg, M., Zimmer, J.
3-NITROPROPIONIC ACID NEUROTOXICITY
AND PROTECTION BY ALPHA-PHENYL-TERT-BUTYLNITRONE IN ORGANOTYPIC NIGROSTRIATAL
SLICE CULTURES
742
Werner, P., DiRocco, A., Rempel,
N., Bottiglieri, T., Rogers, J. Bressmann, S.B.
COMT-DEPENDENT PROTECTION OF DOPAMINE
NEURONS AGAINST L-DOPA TOXICITY BY METHIONINE, DIMETHIONINE AND S-ADENOSYLMETHIONINE
743
Liu, D., Liu, J., Li, L., Wen,
J.
OLD STORY AND NEW EVIDENCE FOR
THE ROLE OF REACTIVE OXYGEN SPECIES IN TRAUMATIC INJURY
744
Toborek, M., Garrido, R., Malecki,
A., Mattson, M.P., Hennig, B.
NEUROPROTECTIVE EFFECT OF NICOTINE
AGAINST ARACHIDONIC ACID-MEDIATED INJURY TO CULTURED SPINAL CORD NEURONS
745
Malecki, A., Mattson, M.P., Hennig,
B., Toborek, M.
THE ROLE OF 4-HYDROXYNONENAL IN
ARACHIDONIC ACID-MEDIATED SECONDARY INJURY TO CULTURED SPINAL CORD NEURONS
746
Oteiza, P., Adonaylo, V.N.
LEAD (Pb 2+ ) INDUCES OXIDATIVE
STRESS IN NEURONAL CELL CULTURES
747
Oteiza, P., Zago, M.P., Keen, C.L.,
Clegg, M.S.
ZINK DEFICIENCY CAUSES FREE RADICAL
MEDIATED DAMAGE IN IMR-32 NEUROBLASTOMA CELLS
748
Ananieva, T.V., Lycholat, E.A.
ADAPTIVE REACTIONS IN RAT BRAIN
TISSUE UNDER COMBINED INFLUENCE OF HEAVY METAL IONS AND LOW DOSE IRRADIATION
749
Lycholat, E.A., Ananieva, T.V.,
ADAPTOXIC EFFECTS IN RAT BRAIN
AFTER HARMFUL INHALATIONS
750
Chen, S.T., Wang, J.P., Hong, M.H.,
Jen, L.S., Chuang, J.I.
MODULATION OF NEUROPROTECTIVE EFFECTS
OF BCL-2 BY MELATONIN ON MPP+-INDUCED DEGENERATION OF DOPAMINERGIC NIGROSTRIATAL
NEURONS
751
Vogel, R., Wiesinger, H., Hamprecht,
B., Dringen, R.
PATHWAYS UNDERLYING THE DISPOSAL
OF H2O2 IN THE MITOCHONDRIA OF THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
752
Shin, S.H., Song, J.H., Si, F.,
Ross, G.M.
ASCORBATE CAUSES APOPTOSIS IN PC12
CELLS VIA OXIDATIVE STRESS
753
Riekkinen Sr, P., Suuronen, T.,
Kolehmainen, P., Salminen, A., Virtanen, A.I.
L-DEPRENYL PROTECTS AGAINST APOPTOSIS
INDUCED BY OKADAIC ACID IN CULTURED NEURONAL CELLS
754 (cancelled)
755
Hartmann, H.
COPPER DEFICIENCY LESIONS IN NERVE
CELLS
756
Chuang, J.-I., Hong, M.H., Chen,
S.T.
THE PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF MELATONIN
AGAINST MPP-INDUCED NEURONAL DEGENERATION THROUGH MODULATION OF GLUTATHIONE
LEVEL IN THE RAT
757
Nishio, C., Yoshida, K., Yamada,
M., Hatanaka, H.
OXIDATIVE STRESS-STIMULATED INCREASE
OF CYSTATIN C EXPRESSION IN CULTURED RAT CNS NEURONS
758
Shin-ya, K., Kim, J.-S., Hayakawa,
Y., Seto, H.
PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF A NOVEL AMPA
AND NMDA ANTAGONIST KAITOCEPHALIN AGAINST GLUTAMATE NEUROTOXICITY
759
Ali, S., Martin, J.L., Black, M.D.,
Itzhak, Y.
MELATONIN, AN ANTIOXIDANT, PROTECTS
AGAINST METHAMPHETAMINE BUT NOT AGAINST MPTP-INDUCED DOPAMINERGIC NEUROTOXICITY
760
Imam, S., Crow, J.P., Newport,
G.D., Slikker Jr.,W., Islam, F., Ali, S.F.
PEROXYNITRITE SCAVENGER, FETMPYP,
PROTECTS AGAINST METHAMPHETAMINE-INDUCED DOPAMINERGIC NEUROTOXICITY IN
MICE
761
Slikker, W., Clausing, P., Bowyer,
J.F., Schmued, L.
D-FENFLURAMINE AND HYPERTHERMIA
COMBINED PRODUCE NEURONAL DEGENERATION IN LOCALIZED REGIONS OF THE CORTEX,
THALAMUS, AND CEREBELLUM OF THE RAT
762
Utepbergenov, D.I., Haseloff, R.F.,
Blasig, I.E.
NITRIC OXIDE PROTECTS BRAIN ENDOTHELIAL
CELLS SUBJECTED TO OXIDATIVE STRESS
763
Maslennikov, I.V., Eletsky, A.V.,
Shenkarev, Z.O., Arseniev, A.S.
NMR STUDY OF MUSCLE AND NEURONAL-SPECIFIC
a-CONOTOXINS
764
Werner, P., Yaparpalvi, U.S., Casper,
D., Rempel, N.
IBUPROFEN PROTECTS DOPAMINERGIC
NEURONS AGAINST GLUTAMATE TOXICITY
765
Werner, P., Jaggernauth, W., Lekhraj,
R., Pidel,A., Yaparpalvi, U.S., Casper, D.
NON-STEROIDAL ANTI-INFLAMMATORY
DRUGS (NSAIDS) ARE SELECTIVELY TOXIC TO GLIOMA CELLS IN VITRO
766
Cadet, J.-L., Ordonez, S., Burrell,
S.
COMPARATIVE TOXIC EFFECTS OF METHAMPHET
AND DOPAMINE IN CELL CULTURE POTENTIATION BY SERUM WITHDRAWAL
767
Mendez-Alvarez, E., Soto-Otero,
R., Sanchez-Sellero, I., Cruz-Landeira, A., Lopez-Rivadulla L.,M.
FURTHER STUDIES ON THE AUTOXIDATION
OF THE DOPAMINERGIC NEUROTOXIN 6-HYDROXYDOPAMINE IN THE PRESENCE OF CYSTEINYL
COMPOUNDS
768
Pieringer, R.A., Cabacungan, E.,
Keller, B.
ALKYL GLYCEROL LIPIDS: KILLERS
OF MICROBES AND PROTECTORS OF OLIGODENDROGLIA AND NEURONS
769
Heurteaux, C., Ettaiche, M., Lang-Lazdunski,
L., Lazdunski, M.
RILUZOLE PROTECTS AGAINST ISCHEMIC
DAMAGE IN RETINA AND SPINAL CORD
770
Gorio, A., Germani, E., Lesma,
E. Farina, D., Cozzi, F., Muller, E.E., DiGiulio, A.M.
LONG TERM NEUROPROTECTIVE EFFECTS
OF GLYCOSAMINOGLYCAN-IGF-I COTREATMENT IN THE NEUROMUSCULAR DISEASE OF
THE Mnd MOUSE
771
Martins, R.A.P., Rocha,M., Linden,
R.
STUDY OF THE MECHANISMS OF NEUROPROTECTION
BY NEUROTRANSMITTERS AND NEUROTROPHINS IN THE DEVELOPING RETINA
772
Paschen, W., Doutheil, J., Treiman,
M.
EFFECT OF NITRIC OXID ON NEURONAL
ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM CALCIUM HOMEOSTASIS, PROTEIN SYNTHESIS AND LEVELS
OF ATP, ADP AND AMP
773
Rothe, F., Hunag, P.L., Possel,
H., Wolf, G.
IMMUNOCYTOCHEMICAL LOCALIZATION
OF NEURONAL NITRIC OXIDE SYNTHASE, MAP2 AND NEUROFILAMENT IN THE RAT AND
MOUSE BRAIN
Session 10 (Friday)
INJURY -TRAUMA - BBB/HYPOXIA/ISCHEMIA
774
Eng, L., Ghirnikar, R.S., Kou,
A.L., Li, J.D., Lee, Y.L.
CHEMOKINE INHIBITION IN CONTUSED
RAT SPINAL CORD WITH VMIP-II AS A RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST
775
Fujita, K., Yamauchi, M., Yamaguchi,
S., Yoshimoto, N., Nagata, Y.
STEROID-SEX HORMONE ADMINISTRATION
CAN SUPPRESS ACCELERATED TRANSGLUTAMINASE ACTIVITY IN GERBIL HIPPOCAMPUS
INDUCED BY TRANSIENT ISCHEMIA-REPERFUSION INSULT
776
Morino, T., Ogata, T., Takeba,
J., Matsuda, Y., Okumura, H.
THE DAMAGE OF SPINAL CORD VIA PATHOLOGICAL
MICROGLIA PROLIFERATION IS INHIBITED BY MILD HYPOTHERMIA TREATMENT
777
Gross, J., Müller, I., Elizalde,
M., Leclere, N., Chen, Y., Grützmann, H., Herrera-Marschitz, M., Andersson,
K.
PERINATAL ASPHYXIA INDUCES REGION
SPECIFIC LONG-TERM CHANGES IN mRNA LEVELS OF TYROSINE HYDROXYLASE AND DOPAMINE
D1 AND D2 RECEPTORS IN RAT BRAIN
778
Leclere, N., Heldt, J., Kietzmann,
T., Müller, I., Andreeva, N., Gross, J.
CHANGES OF TYROSINE HYDROXYLASE
MRNA AND DA LEVELS DUE TO HYPOXIA AND NGF IN PC12 CELLS
779
Husemann, B., Andreeva, N., Gao,
J., Heldt, J., Andersson, K., Gross, J.
EARLY HYPOXIA INDUCES DIFFERENTIAL
RESPONSE OF DOPAMINERGIC AND NON-DOPAMINERGIC NEURONS TO A SECOND HYPOXIA
EXPOSURE
780
Wallin, C., Puka-Sundvall, M.,
Hagberg, H., Sandberg, M.
DECREASED MITOCHONDRIAL GLUTATHIONE
AND RESPIRATION AFTER HYPOXIA-ISCHEMIA IN THE IMMATURE RAT BRAIN
781
Savaskan, N.E., Eyüpoglu,
I.Y., Bräuer, A.U., Nitsch, R., Skutella, T.
ENTORHINAL CORTEX LESION STUDIED
WITH A NOVEL DYE
782
Martin de la Vega, C., Burda, J.,
del Val, M., Lobo, T., Alcazar, A., Salinas, M.
CHANGES IN PROTEIN PHOSPHATASE
2A ACTIVITY DURING GLOBAL BRAIN REPERFUSION
783
Abel, A., Scholz, J., Moser, A.
TYROSINE-HYDROXYLASE PROTEIN LEVELS
IN N-METHYL-NORSALSOLINOL LESIONED RATS
784
Zablocka, B., Gajkowska, B., Domanska-Janik,
K.
TRANSLOCATION OF PKC ISOFORMS TOWARDS
PSD AFTER CEREBRAL ISCHEMIA
785
Gerlach, R., Zeitschel, U., Stahl,
T., Beck, M., Seifert, V., Bigl, V.
A NEW MODEL OF IN VITRO ISCHEMIA
IN RAT NEURONAL CELL CULTURES TO STUDY INDUCTION OF IMMEDIATE EARLY GENE
EXPRESSION C-FOS AND C-JUN
786
Breder, J.
SODIUM-DEPENDENT EXCHANGERS CRUCIALLY
INFLUENCE NEURONAL DAMAGE AFTER HYPOXIA/HYPOGLYCEMIA IN ORGANOTYPIC HIPPOCAMPAL
SLICE CULTURES
787
Martin, M.E., Munoz, F.M., Salinas,
M., Fando, J.L.
PHOSPHORYLATION OF INITIATION FACTOR
4E AND ITS ASSOCIATED PROTEINS DURING ISCHEMIA
788
Abankwa, D., Müller, H.W.,
Stichel, C.C.
EXPRESSION OF GROWTH ASSOCIATED
PROTEIN 43KD AND L1-CELL ADHESION MOLECULE IN THE TRANSECTED OR REGENE-RATING
POSTCOMMISSURAL FORNIX OF THE ADULT WISTAR RAT
789
Kekelidze, T., Khait, I., Togliatti,
A., Holtzman, D.
CREATINE INHIBITS HYPOXIC SEIZURES
AND INCREASES BRAIN PHOSPHOCREATINE IN THE RABBIT PUP
790
Rose, C., Michalak, A., Pannunzio,
M., Chatauret, N., Rambaldi, A., Butterworth, R.F.
MILD HYPOTHERMIA PREVENTS COMA
AND BRAIN EDEMIA IN RATS WITH ACUTE LIVER FAILURE
791
Takagi, N., Wallace, M.C., Gurd,
J.W.
TRANSIENT GLOBAL ISCHEMIA RESULTS
IN DECREASED SOLUBILITY OF THE NMDA RECEPTOR AND PSD-95 IN THE RAT HIPPOCAMPUS
792
Thorngren-Jerneck, K., Alling,
C.
S-100 IN TERM NEWBORN INFANTS WITH
HYPOXIC ISCHEMIC ENCEPHALOPATHY AFTER BIRTH ASPHYXIA
793
Venn, M.K., Gundlach, Andrew L.,
Conway, E.L.
SPATIOTEMPORAL ANALYSIS OF ASTROCYTE
AND MICROGLIAL ACTIVATION AND NEURONAL LOSS AFTER TRANSIENT FOREBRAIN ISCHAEMIA
794
Lloyd, H.G.E., Khatri, S., Everett,
K.
PROPENTOFYLLINE, A SELECTIVE PHOSPHODIESTERASE
INHIBITOR, AND ROLIPRAM, A cAMP-SELECTIVE PHOSPHODIESTERASE INHIBITOR,
REDUCE GLUTAMATE RELEASE FROM RAT HIPPOCAMPAL SLICES UNDER ISCHEMIC-LIKE
CONDITIONS
795
Schliebs, R., Hartlage-Rübsamen,
M., Lemke, R.
DIFFERENTIAL INJURY-DEPENDENT GLIAL
EXPRESSION OF INTERLEUKINS-1a,b AND INTERLEUKIN-6 IN RAT BRAIN
796
Schliebs, R., Hartlage-Rübsamen,
M., Lemke, R.
DIFFERENTIAL GLIAL EXPRESSION OF
INDUCIBLE NITRIC OXIDE SYNTHASE, INTERLEUKIN-1b AND NUCLEAR FACTOR-KAPPA
B AFTER RAT HIPPOCAMPAL LPS/IFN-g INJECTION
797
Kreutz, M., Bien, A., Dieterich,
D., Seidenbecher, C.I., Böckers, T.M., Gundelfinger, E.D., Kreutz,
M.R.
REGULATION OF ADHESION KINASE EXPRESSION
AFTER MECHANICAL INJURY OF THE OPTIC NERVE
798
Audet, R., Butterworth, R.F.
METABOLIC CONSEQUENCES OF PORTACAVAL
SHUNTING: EFFECT OF AGING
799
Huang, K.-P., Huang, F.L., Chen,
H.-C.
HYPOXIA/ISCHEMIA INDUCES DEPHOSPHORYLATION
OF RAT BRAIN GAP-43/NEUROMODULIN IN VIVO
800
Tretter, L., Rozsa, A., Chinopoulos,
C., Adam-Vizi, V.
OXIDATIVE STRESS-INDUCED CHANGES
IN THE REDOX STATE AND CITRIC ACID CYCLE FUNCTION IN ISOLATED NERVE ENDINGS
801
Malecki, A., Mattson, M.P., Hennig,
B., Bauer, H.C., Nath, A., Toborek, M.
TAT-INDUCED DYSFUNCTION OF BRAIN
ENDOTHELIAL CELLS
802
Mohanakumar, K.P., Thomas, B.,
Mohanty, S.
NEUROCHEMICAL LESIONS CAUSED BY
ADMINISTRATION OF ANTI-SEROTONIN ANTIBODIES IN RODENTS
803
Blasig, I.E., Haseloff, R.F., Sporbert,
A., Utepbergenov, D.I., Mertsch, K., Misik, V.
SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION PATHWAYS AND
UNSPECIFIC REACTIONS OF FREE RADICALS IN A MODEL OF THE BLOOD-BRAIN BARRIER
804
Orzytowska, O., Oderfeld-Nowak,
B., Kaminska, B., Zaremba, M., Januszewski, S., Mossakowski, M.
NEURODEGENERATION AND GLIAL CELLS
ACTIVATION IN THE RAT HIPPOCAMPUS AFTER GLOBAL TRANSIENT ISCHEMIA
805
Ravati, A., Junker, V., Culmsee,
C., Ahlemeyer, B., Otto, D., Krieg, J.C., Vedder, H., Krieglstein, J.
17b-ESTRADIOL AND 2-OH-ESTRADIOL
REDUCE BRAIN INJURY CAUSED BY CEREBRAL ISCHEMIA IN MICE AND PROTECT CULTURED
CHICK NEURONS FROM OXIDATIVE DAMAGE
806
Zhu, Y., Roth-Eichhorn, S., Rami,
A., Krieglstein, J.
EXPRESSION OF TRANSFORMING GROWTH
FACTOR (TGF-b1) MRNA, PROTEIN AND LATENT TGF-b BINDING PROTEIN (LTBP) IN
RAT BRAIN AFTER TRANSIENT FOREBRAIN ISCHEMIA
807
Todd, K., Banigesh, A.I., Coutts,
R.T., Shuaib, A., Baker, G.B.
PHENYLETHYLIDENEHYDRAZINE, A NOVEL
GABA-T INHIBITOR, HAS NEUROPROTECTIVE ACTIONS IN TRANSIENT GLOBAL ISCHEMIA
808
Voznjuk, I.A., Odinak, M.M., Onischenko,
L.S., Yanishevsky, S.N.
NEUROPOTECTION FOR ISCHEMIA AND
REPERFUSION DAMAGE IN THE RAT
809
Dobrota, D., Liptaj, T., Kasparova,S.,
Horecky, J., Belan, V., Mlynarik, V.
STUDY OF CREATINE KINASE KINETIC
IN RAT BRAIN DURING CHRONIC ISCHEMIA BY MAGNETIZATION TRANSFER 31PMRS
810
Jutapakdeegul, N., Theerapanchareon,
V., Kotchakhabdi, N.
BEHA VIORAL EFFECTS OF RHOMBENCEPHALIC
CELL SUSPENSION TRANSPLANTS INTO THE RAT AFTER CEREBELLAR LESIONING WITH
KAINIC ACID: COMPARISON BETWEEN OPEN-FIELD TESTING AND NEUROLOGICAL EXAMINATION
811
Huszti, Z.
EFFECTS OF ZINC ON GLIAL HISTAMINE
UPTAKE UNDER NORMAL AND ISCHEMIC CONDITIONS
812
Anisimov, V.I., Danilov, V.I.,
Baykeev, R.F., Khafizyanova, R.K.
VERIFICATION OF THE INTRACRANIAL
MENINGIOMAS LOCALIZATION
Session 11 (Tuesday)
ASTROCYTES
269
Stegen, C., Bröer, A., Hamprecht,
B., Bröer, S.
TESTING CANDIDATES FOR THE VOLUME-SENSITIVE
ORGANIC OSMOLYTE/ANION CHANNEL OF ASTROCYTES
270
Sun, D., Su, G., Dempsey, J.
FUNCTION OF NA + , K+, 2CI- -COTRANSPORTER
IN ASTROCYTES
271
Kussmaul, L., Hamprecht, B., Dringen,
R.
DETOXIFICATION OF CUMENE HYDROPEROXIDE
BY THE GLUTATHIONE SYSTEM IN ASTROCYTES AS INDICATOR FOR NADPH REGENERATION
272
Ogata, T., Masuda, Y., Okumura,
H., Shibata, T., Ferroni, S., Schubert, P.
ADENOSINE INCREASES THE GLUTAMATE
UPTAKE ACTIVITY OF RAT CULTURED ASTROCYTES
273
Buniatian, G.
THE IMMUNOREACTIVITY OF ZN, CD-INDUCIBLE
METALLOTHIONEIN-I IN THE MYOFIBROBLASTIC PHENOTYPE OF ASTROCYTES AND ASTROCYTE-LIKE
CELLS IN LIVER AND KIDNEY
(will not be presented as a poster,
but as a lecture in Workshop 2)
274
Nett, W.J., Minghua, H., Ken, D.
HIPPOCAMPAL ASTROCYTES RESPOND
TO 4-AMINOPYRIDINE-INDUCED EPILEPTIFORM ACTIVITY WITH INCREASES IN INTRACELLULAR
CALCIUM
275
Claudepierre, T., Pannicke, T.,
Mornet, D., Sahel, J., Reichenbach, A., Rendon, A.
DP71F AND DYSTROPHIN ASSOCIATED
PROTEINS EXPRESSED IN MÜLLER GLIAL CELLS OF RAT RETINA
276
Grant, N.J., Hepp, R., Aunis, D.,
Langley, K.
SNAP-23, THE SNAP-25 ANALOGUE IN
GLIAL CELLS
277
Hewett, S.J., Uliasz, T.F.
EFFECT OF NITRIC OXIDE DONORS WITH
DIFFERENT REDOX CHARACTERISTICS ON THE MODULATION OF CYCLOOXYGENASE-2 IN
PRIMARY MOUSE ASTROCYTES
278
Timiras, P.S., Higashigawa, K.,
Malaiyandi, L., Shy, H., Sheth, N., Seo, A.
GLIAL CELLS: NEW PARTNERS IN BRAIN-ESTROGEN
INTERACTIONS
279
Hinterkeuser, S., Gray, W.P., Hager,
G., Sundstrom, L., Steinhäuser, C.
CHARACTERIZATION OF ASTROCYTIC
PROLIFERATION IN RAT DENTATE GYRUS
280
Schroeder, W., Hinterkeuser, S.,
Steinhaeuser, C.
FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES OF ASTROCYTES
IN TEMPORAL LOBE EPILEPSY
281
Sun, G., Xu, J.
OXIDATIVE INSULT ON cPLA2 AND MAPK
IN ASTROCYTES
282
Morga, E., Faber, C., Heuschling,
P.
STIMULATION OF ENDOTHELIN B RECEPTOR
MODULATES THE INFLAMMATORY ACTIVATION OF ASTROCYTES
283
Giuffrida-Stella, A.M., Dell`Albani,
P., Santangelo, R., Nicoletti, V.G., de Vellis, J.
JAK/STAT SIGNALING PATHWAY IS INVOLVED
IN INOS INDUCTION IN PRIMARY ASTROGLIAL CELL CULTURE
284
FREE RADICALS ARE PRODUCED IN ASTROCYTES
OF HIPPOCAMPAL SLICE CULTURES SUBJECTED TO HYPOXIC INJURY
285
Parisky, K., Barbarese, E.
INTRACELLULAR TRAFFICKING OF mRNA
FOR INDUCIBLE NITRIC OXIDE SYNTHASE IN GLIAL CELLS
286
Yates, A.J., Burger, P.C., Scheithauer,
B.W., Franklin, T.K., McKinney, P., Pearl, D.K.
NEUTRAL GLYCOLIPID AND GANGLIOSIDES
AS DIAGNOSTIC MARKERS OF PILOCYTIC ASTROCYTOMAS
287
Stadlin, A., Lau, J.W.S., Choi,
H.L., Yuen, W.
METHAMPHETAMINE-INDUCED HYPERTHERMIC
RESPONSES IN CULTURED ASTROCYTES
288
Avola, R., Spina-Purrello, V.,
Marletta, N., Costa, A., Cormaci, G., Marchetti, B.
INTERACTION BETWEEN GROWTH FACTORS
AND ESTROGENS DURING ASTROGLIAL CELL PROLIFERATION AND DIFFERENTIATION
IN CULTURE
289
Grant, R., Naif, H., Esperosa,
M., Kapoor, V.
IFN-g MODERATES NAD+ DEPLETION
IN PEROXIDE CHALLENGED ASTROGLIAL CELLS BY INDUCTION OF DE NOVO DAD+ BIOSYNTHESIS
290
Ubl, J., Sergeeva, M., Reiser,
G.
DE- AND RESENSITIZATION OF PROTEASE-ACTIVATED
RECEPTOR-1 (PAR-1) IN RAT ASTROCYTES
291
Wiesinger, H., Schmidlin, A., Heneka,
M.
INDUCTION OF ARGININOSUCCINATE
SYNTHETASE IN RAT BRAIN GLIAL CELLS AFTER STRIATAL MICROINJECTION OF IMMUNOSTIMULANTS
292
Rodnight, R., Karl, J., Tramontina,
F., Gottfried, C., Dunkley, P., Goncalves, C.A.
PHOSPHORYLATION OF GLIAL FIBRILLARY
ACIDIC PROTEIN IN DIGITONIN-PERMEABILIZED ASTROCYTES
293
Norenberg, M., Aguilla-Mansilla,
N., Itzhak, Y.
FACTORS INFLUENCING MPTP-MEDIATED
INHIBITION OF GLUTAMATE UPTAKE IN CULTURED ASTROCYTES
294
Dobrota, D., Liptaj, T., Kasparova,S.
Pronayova, N., Zalibera, L., Galanda,M., Mlynarik, V.
1H MR SPECTROSCOPY STUDY OF THE
HUMAN MENINGIOMAS AND ASTROCYTOMAS IN VITRO
295
Thangnipon, W., Mizoguchi, M.,
Kukita, Y., Iwaki, T., Inazuka, M., Fukui, M., Hayashi, K.
IMPROVEMENT OF PCR-SSCP ANALYSIS
OF P53 MUTATIONS IN HUMAN ASTROCYTOMAS USING KLENOW TREATMENT
Session 12 (Tuesday)
OLIGODENDROCYTES/SCHWANN CELLS
296
Mason, J., Morell, P., Suzuki,
K., Matsushima, G.K.
THE ACCUMULATION AND DIFFERENTIATION
OF OLIGODENDROCYTE PROGENITORS FOLLOWING MATURE OLIGODENDROCYTE APOPTOSIS
297
Pavlik, A., Aneja, I.S., Al-Zoabi,
B.A.
HEAT INDUCES NUCLEAR ACCUMULATION
OF CHAPERONE HSP70 IN RAT BRAIN OLIGODENDROCYTES AND CEREBELLAR GRANULE
CELLS BUT NOT ASTROCYTES
298
Schneider, S., Niehaus, A., Trotter,
J.
EXPRESSION OF THE AN2 ANTIGEN BY
SCHWANN CELLS
299
Bansal, R., Beddah, S., Winkler,
S., Pfeiffer, S.
REGULATION OF OLIGODENDROCYTE DEVELOPMENT
BY GLYCOSPHINGOLIPIDS
300
Sato-Bigbee, C., Chu, A.K., Johnson,
J.R., Almazan, G.
POSSIBLE ROLE OF CREB IN THE REGULATION
OF OLIGODENDROCYTE PROLIFERATION BY NEUROTROPHIN-3
301
Brand, A.
OXIDATIVE STRESS IN OLIGODENDROGLIA-LIKE
CELLS WITH ALTERED PHOSPHOLIPID COMPOSITION
302
Skundric, D. S., Lisak, R.P., Rouhi,
M., Hartung, H.P.
SCHWANN CELL SPECIFIC MECHANISMS
OF IL-1 AUTOREGULATION IN VIVO
303
Eichberg, J., Kuruvilla, R., Miinea,
C.
ARACHIDONOYL-CONTAINING PHOSPHOLIPID
METABOLISM IN SCHWANN CELLS CULTURED IN ELEVATED GLUCOSE
304
Berti-Mattera, L., Almhanna, K.,
Harwalker, S.
ENDOTHELINS TRIGGER DISTINCT PATTERNS
OF MAPK ACTIVATION IN IMMORTALIZED SCHWANN CELLS
305
Lee, M., Lelievre, M., Doshi, S.,
Gupta,G., Rodriguez, W., Vellis, J.de, Waschek, J.
DEVELOPMENTAL EXPRESSION PATTERN
OF RECEPTORS FOR PITUITARY ADENYLATE CYCLASE-ACTIVATING-RELATED PEPTIDES
IN RAT OLIGODENDROCYTES
Session 13 (Tuesday)
MICROGLIA
306
Hirrlinger, J., Gutterer, J.M.,
Kussmaul, L., Hamprecht, B., Dringen, R.
MICROGLIAL CELLS IN CULTURE EXPRESS
A PROMINENT GLUTATHIONE SYSTEM FOR THE DETOXIFICATION OF REACTIVE OXYGEN
SPECIES
307
Kingham, P.J., Pocock, J.M.
DISRUPTION OF MITOCHONDRIAL MEMBRANE
POTENTIAL PRECEDES MICROGLIAL APOPTOSIS
308
Liddle, A.C., Pocock, J.M.
MODULATION OF MICROGLIAL SIGNALING
PATHWAYS FOLLOWING HYPOGLYCAEMIA
309
Ciesielski-Treska, J., Ulrich,
G., Zwiller, J., Chasserot-Golaz, S., Aunis, D., Bader, M.-F.
CHROMOGRANIN A-INDUCED NEUROTOXICITY
IN MICROGLIA
310
Minghetti, L., Polazzi, E., Lévi,
G.
THE HIV-1 TAT PROTEIN STIMULATES
INDUCIBLE NITRIC OXIDE SYNTHASE EXPRESSION IN RAT MICROGLIA
311
Si, Q.S., Nakamura, Y., Kataoka,
K., Miyazaki, H., Schubert, P.
POTASSIUM POTENTIATES NITRIC OXIDE
PRODUCTION BY CULTURED MICROGLIA
312
Nakamura, Y., Si, Q.S., Kataoka,
K.
SERUM ENHANCEMENT OF MICROGLIAL
PRODUCTION OF SUPEROXIDE, NITRIC OXIDE, AND TUMOR NECROSIS FACTOR-ALPHA
IN CULTURE
313
Hemmer, K., Fransen, L., Vanderstichele,
H., Vanmechelen, E., Heuschling, P.
MICROGLIA-DEPENDENT NEURODEGENERATION:
AN IN VITRO MODEL
314
Patrizio, M., Colucci, M., Levi,
G.
THE HIV-1 TAT PROTEIN DECREASES
cAMP SYNTHESIS IN RAT MICROGLIA
315
Fiebich, B.L., Lieb, K., Huell,
M., Gebicke-Harter, P.J., Kreder, D., Kroenke, M.
REGULATION OF CYCLOOXYGENASE-2
IN RAT MICROGLIA: ROLE OF MAP KINASES AND SPHINGOMYELINASES
316
Nakajima, K., Honda, S., Nakamura,
Y., Lopéz-Redondo, F., Kikuchi, A., Okano, T., Kohsaka, S.
APPLICATION OF TEMPERATURE-RESPONSIVE
POLYMER, POLY (N-ISOPROPYL-ACRYLAMIDE) - GRAFTED DISH ON THE DETACHMENT
OF CULTURED MICROGLIA
317
Hanisch, U. K., Prinz, M., Weber,
J.R., Häusler, K.G., Kettenmann, H.
MICROGLIAL CYTOKINE AND CHEMOKINE
RELEASE: INDUCTION BY BACTERIAL CELL WALL COMPONENTS
Session 14 (Tuesday)
SYNAPTIC METABOLISM
318
Boychuk, Y., Lozovaya, N.A., Krishtal,
O.A.
POSSIBLE ADAPTATION EFFECT FOLLOWING
APPLICATION OF HOMOCYSTEIC ACID ON POPULATION SPIKES
319
Matterson, M.
SYNAPTIC APOPTOSIS IN NEURODEGENERATIVE
DISORDERS
320
Yasuda, E., Funabiki, K., Ma, N.,
Semba, R.
DISTRIBUTION OF D-SERINE-LIKE IMMUNOREACTIVITY
IN THE RAT BRAIN
321
Gualix, J., Pintor, J., Miras-Portugal,
M.T.
NUCLEOTIDE AND DINUCLEOTIDE TRANSPORT
TO CHROMAFFIN GRANULES AND SYNAPTIC VESICLES
322
Miras-Portugal, M.T., Gualix, J.,
Diaz-Hernandez, M., Castro, E., Pintor, J.
EFFECT OF DIADENOSINE POLYPHOSPHATES
AND ATP ON SINGLE SYNAPTIC TERMINALS AT THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
323
Volknandt, W., Maienschein, V.,
Marxen, M., Zimmermann, H.
PRESYNAPTIC PROTEINS ARE ASSOCIATED
WITH ATP-STORING ORGANELLES IN CULTURED ASTROCYTES
324
Wu, J.-Y., Hsu, C.-C., Thomas,
C., Chen, W.-Q., Davis, K.M., Chen, J.L., Schloss, J.V., Foos, T.
325
Manukian, K., Stephanian, H.A.,
Kazarian, T.I., Kirakosian, L.G., Levonian, K.L.
PECULIARITIES OF PHOSPHOLIPID MOIETY
OF PROTEOLIPIDS FROM SYNAPTOSOMES AND SYNAPTIC MITOCHONDRIA OF RAT BRAIN
326
Movsessian, N., Alchoudjian, N.K.,
Galoyan, A.A.
EFFECT OF HYPOTHALAMIC PEPTIDES
ON THE ENDOGENOUS ADP-RIBOSYLATION IN SYNAPTIC MEMBRANES OF RAT CEREBRAL
CORTEX
327
Ambrosio, A., Malva, J.O., Soares-da-Silva,
P., Carvalho, A.P., Carvalho, C. M.
EFFECT OF ANTIEPILEPTIC DRUGS ON
THE RELEASE OF ENDOGENOUS GLUTAMATE FROM HIPPOCAMPAL NERVE TERMINALS
328
Basavarajappa, T.B., Cooper, T.B.,
Hungund, B.L.
CHRONIC ETHANOL ENHANCES THE FORMATION
OF ENDOCANNABINOID AND ITS PRECURSOR IN SK-N-SH CELLS: REGULATION BY CA
2+ AND CB1 RECEPTORS
329
Calaza, K.C., Kubrusly, R.C.C.,
de Mello, M.C.F., de Mello, F.G., Gardino, P.F.
IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION
OF GABA RELEASE INDUCED BY GLUTAMATE AND ASPARTATE IN CHICK RETINA
330
Doblinger, A., Laslop, A.
CHROMOGRANIN A IS PROTEOLYTICALLY
PROCESSED BY THE PROHORMONE CONVERTASE PC2
331
Leenders, A.G.M., Lopes da Silva,
F.H., Ghijsen, W.E.J.M.
ACTIVITY-DEPENDENT RECRUITMENT,
DOCKING AND FUSION OF SMALL AND LARGE VESICLES IN CENTRAL NERVE TERMINALS
332
Rodriguez, R., Sitges, M.
EFFECTS OF EXTERNAL pH VARIATIONS
ON THE EVOKED RELEASE OF AMINO ACID NEUROTRANSMITTERS
333
Gomez, M.V., Miranda, D.M., Romano-Silva,
M.A., Prado, M.A.M.
EFFECT OF SCORPION VENOM, TITYUS
GAMMA TOXIN, ON THE UPTAKE OF CALCIUM IN RAT BRAIN CORTICAL SYNAPTOSOMES
334
Dieck, S. tom, Winter, C., Richter,
K., Sanmarti-Vila, L., Kämpf, U., Gundelfinger, E.D.
THE PRESYNAPTIC CYTOMATRIX PROTEIN
BASSOON: LESSONS FROM THE PRIMARY STRUCTURE
335
Afanas'ev, I., Kudrin, V.S., Varga,
V., Saransaari, P., Oja, S., Rayevsky, K.S.
ANTICONVULSANTS LAMOTRIGINE AND
CARBAMAZIPINE DIFFERENTLY MODULATE THE RELEASE OF D-(3H) ASPARTATE FROM
MOUSE BRAIN CORTEX SLICES
336
Anderzhanova, E.A., Afanas`ev,
I.I., Kudrin, V.S., Rayevsky, K.S.
EFFECTS OF PSYCHOSTIMULANT DRUGS
D-AMPHETAMINE AND SYDNOCARB ON THE EXTRACELLULAR LEVEL OF DOPAMINE AND
HYDROXYL RADICAL IN STRIATUM OF FREELY MOVING RATS
337
Altrock, W., Sanmarti-Vila, L.,
Richter, K., tom Dieck, S., Kämpf, U., Kreutz, M.R., Gundelfinger,
E.D.
SUBCELLULAR DISTRIBUTION AND BIOCHEMICAL
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE PRESYNAPTIC PROTEIN BASSOON
338
Zhuk, I.V., Zinkovsky, V.G., Golovenko,
N. Y., Tokar, G.A.
ONE-COMPARTMENT KINETIC MODEL OF
INTERACTIONS BETWEEN NEUROMEDIATOR AND EXOGENOUS LIGANDS IN GABA-ERGIC
SYNAPSES
339
Zhuk, I.V., Silantiev, S.A., Schukin,
S.I., Slyskiy, A.V., Sivachenko, A.V., Ivanova, N.V.
INTERACTIONS BETWEEN EXOGENOUS
LIGANDS OF THE GABA NEUROMEDIATOR SYSTEM AT VARIOUS LEVELS OF THE ENDOGENOUS
NEUROMEDIATOR IN VIVO
340
Bonanno, G., Sala, R., Fassio,
A., Raiteri, M.
INTRODUCTION OF IMPERMEANT MOLECULES
INTO SYNAPTOSOMES WITHOUT PERMEABILIZATION
341
Ioannou, N., Liapi, C., Sekeris,
C.E., Palaiologos, G.
DEXAMETHASONE EFFECT ON GLUTAMATE
RELEASE FROM RAT HIPPOCAMPUS; A POSSIBLE INVOLVEMENT OF ADENYLYL CYCLASE
342
Ebitsch, S., Thomas, U., Gorczyca,
M., Budnik, V., Gundelfinger, E.D.
CHARACTERIZATION OF FUNCTIONAL
DOMAINS OF THE DROSOPHILA TUMOR SUPPRESSOR AND SYNAPSE PROTEIN DLG
343
Iwamoto, M.,Tanaka, Y., Shoji-Kasai,
Y., Ando, S.
AGE-RELATED CHANGES IN THE CONTENTS
OF SYNAPTIC PROTEINS IN RAT BRAINS
344
Verona, M., Schaefer, T., Racagni,
G., Popoli, M.
MODULATION MEDIATED BY PHOSPHORYLATION
OF THE INTERACTION BETWEEN SYNAPTOTAGMIN AND PRESYNAPTIC SNARE PROTEINS
345
Dresbach, T., Zuschratter, W.,
Gundelfinger, E.D.
N-MYRISTOYLATION INDEPENDENT MEMBRANE
TARGETING OF THE PRESYNAPTIC CYTOMATRIX PROTEIN BASSOON
346
Boeckers, T.M., Kreutz, M.R., Zuschratter,
W., Sammarti-Vila, L., Seidenbecher, C.I., Bockmann, J., Gundelfinger,
E.
PROSAP1 (CORTBP1/SAP24E) IS A SYNAPTIC
PROTEIN HIGHLY ENRICHED IN THE POSTSYNAPTIC DENSITY
347
Chinopoulos, C., Adam-Vizi, V.
DEPOLARIZATION BY HYDROGEN PEROXIDE
OF MITOCHONDRIA IN ISOLATED NERVE TERMINALS
348
Sitges, M., Nekrassov, V.
VINPOCETINE INHIBITS GLUTAMATE
AND ASPARTATE RELEASE EVOKED BY THE ELEVATION OF INTERNAL SODIUM
349
Ahnert-Hilger, G., Becher, A.,
Drenckhahn, A., Pahner, I.
THE SYNAPTOPHYSIN-SYNAPTOBREVIN
INTERACTION DISCRIMINATES BETWEEN VARIOUS SMALL SYNAPTIC VESICLE POPULATIONS
350
Cousin, M.A., Robinson, P.J.
CALCIUM INFLUX AT THE ACTIVE ZONE
INHIBITS ENDOCYTOSIS AND DYNAMIN I ACTIVITY
351
Morgan, B.S., Callister, R., Handford,
c., Walker, S., Sah, P., Schofield, P.
MOLECULAR STUDIES OF SYNAPTIC NEUROTRANSMISSION:
DEVELOPMENT OF TRANSGENIC ANIMAL MODELS
352
King, P., Widdowson, P.S., Doods,
H., Williams, G.
HYPOTHALAMIC NPY RELEASE IN VITRO:
REGULATION BY CALCIUM CHANNEL ANTAGONISTS AND A PUTATIVE AUTORECEPTOR ANTAGONIST
353
Zwingmann, C., Richter-Landsberg,
C., Brand, A., Leibfritz, D.
ALANINE AS PRECURSOR OF GLUTAMATE
AND GABA-A MULTINUCLEAR NMR STUDY
354
Poddar, M.K., Chakrabarti, L.
AGE-ASSOCIATED HYPOTHALAMIC GLUTAMATERGIC
ACTIVITY: EFFECT OF LOW AND HIGH PROTEIN DIET
355
Inoue, K., Ueno, S., Tsuda, M.,
Kita, A., Koizumi, S.,
ATP-EVOKED INHIBITION OF GLUTAMATE
RELEASE AND FACILITATION OF GABA RELEASE FROM CULTURED HIPPOCAMPAL NEURONS
356
Sequeira, S., Carvalho, A.P., Carvalho,
C.M.
MECHANISMS UNDERLYING THE NITRIC
OXIDE-MEDIATED INHIBITION OF GLUTAMATE RELEASE IN RAT HIPPOCAMPAL NERVE
TERMINALS
357
Khrenov, A.I., Shamakina, I., Belichenko,
P.V., Dahlstrom, A.
THE STUDY OF SYNAPTIC DENSITY IN
THE BRAIN OF THE MORPHINE-DEPENDENT RATS AND DRUG USERS
358
Baker, G.B., Master, S., Parent,M.B.
HYPERGLYCEMIA INCREASES EXTRACELLULAR
GABA LEVELS IN THE SEPTUM
359
Di Stasi, A.M.M., Mallozzi, C.,
Macchia, G., Petrucci, T.C., Minetti, M.
SYNAPTIC PROTEIN MODIFICATIONS
INDUCED BY PEROXYNITRITE
360
Weise, C., Bon, C., Hucho, F.,
Cousin, X.
MOLECULAR CLONING AND MUTAGENESIS
OF AN ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE THAT IS INSENSITIVE TO FASCICULIN
361
Meilanov, I., Klichkhanov, N.K.,
Khalilov, R.A., Avshalumov, M.V.
TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCIES OF ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE
ACTIVITY IN SYNAPTOSOMAL MEMBRANES FROM BRAIN CORTEX OF SUSLICS CITELLUS
PIGAMEUS AT ARTIFICIAL HYPOTHERMIA AND HIBERNATION
362
Khaliullina, R.R., Zefirov, A.L.
THE CALCIUM-DEPENDENCE OF SODIUM
NITROPRUSSIDE'S EFFECTS ON TRANSMITTER RELEASE AT THE NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTION
363
Fedorovich, S.V., Chubanov, V.S.,
Sholukh, M.V., Konev, S.V.
EFFECT OF DEPOLARIZATION ON cAMP
LEVEL IN RAT BRAIN SYNAPTOSOMES
364
Jana, N., Nanda, D.K.
SIGNIFICANCE OF GOLGI-ENDOPLASMIC
RETICULUM-LYSOSOME SYSTEM IN BRAIN NEUROSECRETORY ELEMENTS OF Periplaneta
americana DURING POST EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT
365
Schmidt, R., Hohmann, J., Heller,
O.
EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX PROTEINS INDUCED
BY CONDITIONING OF GOLDFISH AND ZEBRAFISH ARE RECOVERED AT SYNAPTIC MEMBRANES
IN THE OPTIC TECTUM
Session 15 (Tuesday)
(SYNAPTIC) PLASTICITY
366
Kröger, S., Honig, L., Koulen,
P.
AGRIN IS CONCENTRATED AT INTERNEURONAL
SYNAPSES IN THE AVIAN RETINA
367
Beesley, P.W., Khanzada, U., Langnaese,
K., Smalla, K.H., Gundelfinger, E.D., Gordon-Weeks, P.
SYNAPSE ENRICHED GLYCOPROTEINS
GP65 AND GP55 - A PUTATIVE ROLE IN FORMATION OF MOSSY AND CLIMBING FIBRE
INPUTS IN CEREBELLUM
368
Blake, D., Benson, M.A., Hawkes,
R., Beesley, P.W.
DYSTROPHIN-BINDING PROTEINS IN
THE BRAIN
369
Torimitsu, K., Kurita, R., Niwa,
O.
TRANSIENT RESPONSE OF SYNAPTIC
GLUTAMATE RELEASE AND INTRACELLULAR CA 2+ CONCENTRATION INDUCED BY NEUROTROPHINS
IN CULTURED RAT CORTEX
370
Lapinska, J., Szklarczyk, A.W.,
Kaczmarek, L.
VISUAL STIMULATION REGULATES EXPRESSION
OF TISSUE INHIBITOR OF MATRIX METALLOPROTEINASE-1 (TIMP-1) IN VISUAL CORTEX
371
Kuroda, Y.
ACTIVITY-DEPENDENT SYNAPSE FORMATION
BY ATP AND DEVELOPMENTAL MODIFICATION OF NEURONAL NETWORKS
372
Cunha, R., Ribeiro, J.A.
NEUROMODULATORY ROLE OF ATP IN
THE HIPPOCAMPUS AND NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTION
will also be presented as a lecture
during Workshop 3
373
Kannenberg, K., Alli, C., Gonzales,
G., Malgaroli, A.
ANALYSIS OF SPECIFIC PROTEIN EXPRESSION
AFTER INDUCTION OF LTP BY mRNA DIFFERENTIAL DISPLAY
374
Verhage, M., Ascanio, M., Plomp,
J.J., Brussaard, A., Südhof, T.C.
SYNAPSE DEVELOPMENT IN MOUSE BRAIN
IN THE ABSENCE OF PRESYNAPTIC SIGNALLING
375
Nghiem, H.O., Bettendorff, L.,
Changeux, J.-P.
A NOVEL SPECIFIC PHOSPHORYLATION
OF THE RECEPTOR-ASSOCIATED 43K RAPSYN
376
Mosevitsky, M., Klementjev, B.I.,
Zakharov, V.V., Konovalova, E.S., Korshunova, I.A.
ISOFORMS OF PRESYNAPTIC PROTEINS
GAP-43 AND BASP1 AND THEIR DYNAMICS IN SYNAPTOSOMES AND DURING DEVELOPMENT
377
Bartlett, S., Noakes, P.G.
THE ROLE OF NEUROTROPHINS AT DEVELOPING
SYNAPSES OF b2-LAMININ MUTANT MICE
378
Smalla, K.-H., Matthies, H., Langnaese,
K., Boeckers, T.M., Wyneken, U., Staak, S., Krug, M., Beesley, P.W., Gundelfinger,
E.D.
SYNAPTIC GLYCOPROTEINS GP65 AND
GP55 ARE INVOLVED IN HIPPOCAMPAL LONG-TERM POTENTIATION (LTP)
379
Zaccaria, M.-L., De Stefano, M.E.,
Petrucci, T.C., Paggi, P., Gotti, C.
DECREASE IN THE NICOTINIC ACETYLCHOLINE
RECEPTOR AND b-DYSTROGLYCAN AT THE POSTSYNAPTIC APPARATUS OF MDX MOUSE
SUPERIOR CERVICAL GANGLION
380
Kaub, P.A.
CHARACTERIZATION OF PLASTICITY
RELATING MOLECULES IN MAMMALIAN VISUAL CORTEX BY COMBINING DARK REARING
AND SUBTRACTIVE cDNA TECHNIQUES
Session 16 (Thursday)
IONS CHANNELS
507
Lee, K., Morita, H., Iwamuro, Y.,
Hasegawa, H., Miwa, S.
INVOLVEMENT OF VOLTAGE-DEPENDENT
AND -INDEPENDENT CA 2+ CHANNELS IN ENDOTHELIN-1-INDUCED CATECHOLAMINE RELEASE
FROM CULTURED BOVINE ADRENAL CHROMAFFIN CELLS
508
Timmermann, D.B., Lund, T.M., Belhage,
B., Schousboe, A.
DIFFERENTIAL LOCALIZATION OF VOLTAGE-GATED
CALCIUM CHANNELS IN NEURITES AND SOMATA OF CULTURED NEOCORTICAL NEURONS
509
Kneussel, M., Betz, H.
CLUSTERING OF INHIBITORY LIGAND
GATED ION CHANNELS IN MICE DEFICIENT FOR GEPHYRIN
510
Dolezal, V., Tucek, S.
MUSCARINIC INHIBITION OF ACETYLCHOLINE
RELEASE IN RAT STRIATUM MEDIATED BY THE INHIBITION OF THE n- AND P-TYPES
OF CALCIUM CHANNELS
511
Sorrentino, V., Barone, V., Priori,
G., Rossi, D., Simeoni, I., Raho, G., Conti, A.
ON THE MECHANISMS OF INTRACELLULAR
LOCALIZATION OF RYANODINE RECEPTORS CALCIUM RELEASE CHANNELS
512
Stein, V., Schroeder, B.C., Kubisch,
C., Jentsch, T.J.
MODERATE LOSS OF FUNCTION OF cAMP-MODULATED
KCNQ2 KCNQ3 K+ CHANNELS IS SUFFICIENT TO CAUSE EPILEPSY
513
Korolkova, Y.V., Lipkin, A.V.,
Pluzhnikov, K.A., Filippov, A.K., brown, D.A., Grishin, E.V.
M-TYPE K+ CURRENT INHIBITOR FROM
SCORPION BUTHUS EUREUS: SITE-DIRECTED MUTAGENESIS
514
Enz, R., Ross, B.J., Cutting, G.R.
THE VOLTAGE-GATED CHLORIDE CHANNEL
CLC-2 IS EXPRESSED IN ROD BIPOLAR CELLS OF THE RAT RETINA
515
Varming, T., Ahring, P.K.
PROTON-GATED ION CHANNELS IN CENTRAL
NEURONS
516
Reis, H.J., Gomez, M.V., Prado,
M.A.M., Romano-Silva, M.A.
CALCIUM CHANNELS COUPLED TO GLUTAMATE
RELEASE FROM MYENTERIC PLEXUS IN GUINEA PIG
517
Wilkin, G., Poopalasundaram, S.
LOCALISATION OF THE GLIAL INWARDLY
RECTIFYING CHANNEL, KIR4.1, IN ADULT RAT CNS.
518
Romano-Silva, M.A., Massensini,
A.R., Falqueto, E.B., Moraes-Santos, T., Gomez, M.V., Prado, M.A.M.
a-AND ß-SCORPION TOXINS EVOKE
[3H]-Ach RELEASE FROM SYNAPTOSOMES VIA DISTINCT CA 2+-CHANNELS
519
Schneider, T., Vajna, R., Weiergräber,
M., Chen, X.H., Miljanich, G., Henry, M., Hescheler, J., Klöckner,
U., Pereverzev, A., Schneider, T.
INSULIN SECRETION AND E-TYPE VOLTAGE-GATED
CALCIUM CHANNELS
520
Nakahira, K., Shibata, R., Shibasaki,
K., Ikenaka, K.
DEVELOPMENTAL EXPRESSION OF VOLTAGE-GATED
POTASSIUM CHANNELS IN MOUSE CEREBELLUM
521
Tikhonov, D.B., Magazanik, L.G.,
Usherwood, P.N.R.
BLOCK OF LIGAND-GATED ION CHANNELS
BY POLYCATIONS: STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY RELATIONSHIPS
522
Pluzhnikov, K.A., Nosyreva, E.D.,
Shevchenko, L.V., Schmalz, D., Hucho, F., Grishin, E.V.
THE EFFECT OF ANT VENOM TOXINS
ON CELL MEMBRANES
523
Shakiryanova, D., Yakovlev, A.,
Zefirov, A.
THE ACTION OF LEAD ON THE PRESYNAPTIC
ION CURRENTS
Session 17 (Thursday)
RECEPTORS
524
Hinoi, E., Ogita, K., Yoneda, Y.
FUNCTIONAL EXPRESSION OF N-METHYL-D-ASPARTATE
RECEPTOR IN RAT PERIPHERAL EXCITABLE TISSUES
525
Hösli, E., Hösli, L.
COLOCALIZATION OF ESTROGEN, CHOLINERGIC
AND GALANIN RECEPTORS ON NEURONES OF CULTURED RAT CNS.
526
Fiszer de Plazas, S., Rodriguez
Gil, D.J.
EFFECT OF ACUTE PRENATAL HYPOXIC
HYPOXIA ON THE GABA A RECEPTOR COMPLEX IN DEVELOPING CNS
527
Pignataro, L.A., Ramos, A.J., Brusco,
H.A., Fiszer de Plazas, S.
EFFECTS OF ENDOGENOUS NEUROSTEROID
CHRONIC ADMINISTRATION ON THE GABA A RECEPTOR IN AVIAN CNS
528
Dean, B., Hussain, T., Scarr, E.,
Pavey, G., Copolov, D.L.
INCREASED FRONTAL CORTICAL GABA
A RECEPTORS AND DECREASED SEROTONIN 2A RECEPTORS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA
529
Rodriguez de Lores Arnaiz, G.,
Schneider, P.
MUSCARINIC RECEPTOR CHANGES BY
CALCITONIN
530
Lopez Ordieres, M.G., Rodriguez
de Lores Arnaiz, G.
FEATURES OF NA+, K+-ATPASE INHIBITION
BY NEUROTENSIN IN RAT BRAIN TISSUE
531
Davidson, M., Bellinger, F., Bedi,
K., Wilce, P.
EFFECT OF ETHANOL ON THE N-METHYL-D-ASPARTIC
ACID RECEPTOR IN A VAPOUR INHALATION MODEL OF THE FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME
532
Campusano, J., Aliaga, E., Abarca,
J., Escobar, J., Bustos, G.
FUNCTIONAL AND GENE EXPRESSION
OF METABOTROPIC GLUTAMATE RECEPTOR TYPE3 IN RAT SUBSTANTIA NIGRA
533
Tucek, S., Michal, P., El-Fakahany,
E.E.
AGONIST-SPECIFIC EFFECTS OF THE
ACTIVATION OF MUSCARINIC ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTORS DETECTED IN EXPERIMENTS
WITH THE SYNTHESIS OF CYCLIC AMP
534
Schulte, G., Fredholm, B.B.
HUMAN ADENOSINE A2A AND A2B RECEPTORS
TRANSFECTED INTO CHINESE HAMSTER OVARY CELLS MEDIATE ACTIVATION OF EXTRACELLULAR
REGULATED KINASES
535
Jimenez, A.I., Garcia-Lecea, M.,
Communi, D., Castro, E., Boeynaems, J.M., Delicado, E.G., Miras-Portugal,
M.T.
PHARMACOLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION
OF ATP RECEPTORS IN CEREBELLAR ASTROCYTES
536
Castro, E., Garcia Lecea, M., Jimenez,
A.I., Delicado, E.G., Miras-Portugal, M.T.
TRANSMISSION BY ATP IN CEREBELLUM:
RECEPTORS AND SIGNALLING MECHANISMS
537
Nada, S., Hinoi, E., Takeuchi,
Y., Ohashi, H., Maruyama, T., Yoneda, Y.
RADIOLABELING BY (3H)QUISQUALIC
ACID OF THE TYPE I METABOTROPIC GLUTAMATE RECEPTOR IN RAT BRAIN SYNAPTIC
MEMBRANES
538
Seifert, G., Schumacher, T., Weber,
M., Schramm, J., Steinhäuser, C.
AMPA RECEPTOR PROPERTIES OF ASTROCYTES
IN HUMAN EPILEPSY
539
Duarte, C.B., Caramelo, O.L., Carvalho,
A.P.
METABOTROPIC GLUTAMATE RECEPTORS
MODULATE (3H) ACETYLCHOLINE RELEASE FROM CULTURED AMACRINE-LIKE NEURONS
540
Kramer, K., Simon, E.J.
ENHANCED TYROSINE PHOSPHORYLATION
OF THE DELTA OPIOID RECEPTOR (DOR) IS ASSOCIATED WITH IST DESENSITIZATION
AND INTERNALIZATION
541
Myslivecek, J., Tucek, S.
CHANGES IN THE DENSITIES OF MUSCARINIC
AND ß-ADRENERGIC RECEPTORS IN THE HEART INDUCED BY GLUCOCORTICOID
TREATMENT
542
Jerusalinsky, D., Kornisiuk, E.,
Alfaro, P., Duràn, R., Rial Verde, E., Cervenansky, C.
MUSCARINIC RECEPTOR SUBTYPES ARE
CLEARLY DISCRIMINATED IN THE BRAIN BY MUSCARINIC TOXINS
543
Jerusalinsky, D., Alonso, M., Quillfeldt,
J., Kornisiuk, E., Ons, S., Rial Verde, E., Castro, V.V., Roca, V.M., Rocha,
V.L., blanco, C.
NMDA AND AMPA RECEPTOR MODIFICATION
AFTER TRAINING DEPENDS ON THE LEARNING TASK
544
Kasheverov, I., Zhmak, M., Rozhkova,
A., Utkin, Y., Tsetlin, V.
PHOTOACTIVATABLE ANALOGUES OF ALPHA-CONOTOXINS
IN THE STUDIES OF NICOTINIC ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR
545
Guimaraes, M.Z.P., Rubinstein,
M., Falzone, T. L., Hokoc, J.N., de Mello, F.G.
REGULATION OF DOPAMINERGIC RETINAL
CELL NUMBER BY DOPAMINE: POSSIBLE ROLE OF D4 RECEPTORS
546
Utkin, Y., Zhmak, M., Methfessel,
C., Tsetlin, V.
PHOTOACTIVATABLE IODINATED CONOTOXIN
IMI – A NEW TOOL TO STUDY ALPHA7 NICOTINIC ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR
547
Giraldez, L., Vanore, G., Girardi,
E.
MP-INDUCED SEIZURES AND CPA ADMINISTRATION
INCREASE NUMBER SITES OF NMDA RECEPTORS IN STRIATUM
548
Wang, H., Chen, L., Andersen, J.,
Olsen, W.
INTERACTIONS AMONG GABA-A RECEPTORS,
TUBULIN AND A GABA-A RECEPTOR ASSOCIATED PROTEIN: A POSSIBLE MECHANISM
FOR RECEPTOR ANCHORING AND CLUSTERING
549
Martin, M., Fernandez, M., Albasanz,
J.M., Ros, M.
ADENOSINE A1 RECEPTORS ARE PRESENT
IN C6 GLIOMA CELLS
550
von Euler, G., Hedlund, P.B.
A METHOD TO DETERMINE INSTRINSIC
AGONIST CONCENTRATIONS USING STIMULATION CURVES
551
Makarewicz, D., Salinska, E., Puka-Sundvall,
M., Alaraj, M., Skangiel-Kramska, J., Jablonska, B., Bona, E., Hagberg,
H., Lazarewicz, J.W.
NMDA-INDUCED 45CA RELEASE IN DENTATE
GYRUS OF NEWBORN RATS
552
Soloviev, M.M., Ciruela, F., Lujan,
R., Chan, W.Y., McIlhinney, R.A.J.
IDENTIFICATION OF EXPRESSION OF
THE METABOTROPIC GLUTAMATE RECEPTOR TYPE 1 AND OF THE ASSOCIATED HOMER/VESL
PROTEINS IN A MAMMALIAN SKELETAL MUSCLE
553
Sinkkonen, S.T., Uusi-Oukari, M.,
Lüddens, H., Korpi, E.R.
ATYPICAL GABA-A RECEPTOR PHARMACOLOGY
IN THALAMUS AND CEREBELLUM
554
Szegedi, A., Hevers, W., Klawe,
C.J., Anghelescu, I., Dämgen, K., Lüddens, H.
THE MECHANISMS OF SEVERAL RECOGNITION
SITES ON GABA-A RECEPTORS
555
Soto, F., Ruppelt, A.
MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF P2X
RECEPTORS FROM CHICKEN
556
Kreuzer, O.J., Schäfer, J.,
Roostermann, D., Déry, O., Bunnett, N.W., Meyerhof, W.
INTERNALIZATION AND RECYCLING PATHWAY
OF RAT SOMATOSTATIN RECEPTOR SUBTYPE 3
557
Ciruela, F., Soloviev, M.M., Chan,
W.Y., McIlhinney, R.A.J.
HOMER-1C/VESL-1L MODULATE THE CELL
SURFACE TARGETING OF METABOTROPIC GLUTAMATE RECEPTOR TYPE 1 a
558
Sur, C., Howell, O., McKernan,
R., Atack, J.
PHARMACOLOGY AND AUTORADIOGRAPHIC
LOCALIZATION OF a5 SUBUNIT-CONTAINING GABA-A RECEPTORS IN RAT AND HUMAN
HIPPOCAMPUS
559
Magazanik, L.G., Tikhonov, D.B.,
Samoilova, M.V., Buldakova, S.L., Gmiro, V.E.
VOLTAGE-DEPENDENT BLOCK OF NATIVE
AMPA-RECEPTOR CHANNELS BY DICATIONIC COMPOUNDS
560
Tretter, V., Hauer, B., Nusser,
Z., Somogyi, P., Mihalek, R., Homanics, G., Sieghart, W.
UPREGULATION OF Y2 SUBUNITS IN
GABA-A RECEPTOR AND SUBUNIT KNOCKOUT MICE
561
Ferguson, S.S.G., Anborgh, P.H.
REGULATION AND CELLULAR TRAFFICKING
OF G PROTEIN-COUPLED RECEPTOR/BETA-ARRESTIN ENDOCYTIC COMPLEXES
562
Christoffers, K., Wu, G., Howells,
R., Lu, Z.-H., Ledeen, R.
INTERACTION OF d-OPIOID RECEPTOR
WITH GM1 GANGLIOSIDE: CONVERSION FROM INHIBITORY TO EXCITATORY MODE
563
Sidhu, A., Grignon, S., Kimura,
K., Uh, M., White, B.H.
DUAL COUPLING OF D1 AND D5 DOPAMINE
RECEPTORS TO G PROTEINS
564
Yung, K.K.L.
COLOCALIZATION OF GABABR-1 RECEPTOR
AND GABA-A RECEPTOR IMMUNOREACTIVITY IN THE RAT NEOSTRIATUM
565
Sinclair, J., Hansson, E., Nilsson,
M.
REGIONAL DIFFERENCES IN ASTROGLIAL
GLUTAMATE RECEPTORS LINKED TO RISES IN (CA 2+)i
566
Kawashima, K., Sato, K.Z., Fujii,
T., Watanabe, Y., Yamada, S., Ando, T., Fujimoto, K.
EXPRESSION OF MRNA FOR NEURONAL
NICOTINIC ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR SUBUNITS IN HUMAN MONONUCLEAR LEUKOCYTES
567
Chamaon, K., Smalla, K.-H., Schulz,
R., Bertrand, S., Gundelfinger, E.D., Bertrand, D.
A NEURONAL NICOTINIC ACETYLCHOLINE
RECEPTOR IN DROSOPHILA CONTAINS TWO DIFFERENT TYPES OF a-SUBUNITS
568
Chueh, S.-H., Song, S.-L.
ATP-INDUCED CALCIUM SIGNAL IN HEK293
CELLS TRANSFECTED WITH P2X7 RECEPTOR
569
Kleinz, R., Mäkelä, R.,
Dämgen, K., Szegedi, A., Korpi, E.R., Lüddens, H.
DETERMINANTS ON THE a SUBUNITS
OF GABA-A RECEPTORS OUTSIDE THE GABA BINDING POCKET ARE INVOLVED IN GABA
SENSITIVITY
570
Hevers, W., Lüddens, H.
PHARMACOLOGY OF GABA-A RECEPTORS
IN RAT CEREBELLAR GRANULE CELLS IN SITU
571
Roeder, T., Schramm, G., Gewecke,
M.
BIOAMINE RECEPTORS IN THE NEMATODE
CAENORHABDITIS ELEGANS
572
Bachurin, S.O., Grigoriev, V.V.,
Drany, O.A., Proshin, A.N., Tkachenko, S.E.
ISOTHIOURONIUM DERIVATIVE POTENTIATES
AMPA/KAINATE-INDUCED CURRENTS IN RAT CEREBELLAR PURKINJE NEURONS
573
D‘Ambrosi, N., Volonté,
C.
ARE P2 RECEPTORS REQUIRED FOR THE
NGF-DEPENDENT DIFFERENTIATION OF PC12 CELLS?
574
Mellor, I., Brierley, M., Stromgaard,
K., Jaroszewski, J., Krogsgaard-Larsen, P., Usherwood, P.
PHILANTHOTOXIN ANALOGUES CONTAINING
ETHER GROUPS DISTINGUISH BETWEEN NICOTINIC ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTORS AND
IONOTROPIC QUISQUAATE RECEPTORS
575
Caron, M., Andersson, A., Alling,
C.
EFFECTS OF ETHANOL ON MUSCARINIC
RECEPTORS IN HUMAN NEUROBLASTOMA CELLS
576
Arias, H.R.
INTERACTION OF QUINACRINE WITH
THE NONANNULAR LIPID DOMAIN OF THE NICOTINIC ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR
577
Tasca, C.I., Burgos, J.S., Souza,
D.O., Ramirez, G.
GUANINE NUCLEOTIDE BINDING SITES
ASSOCIATED TO KAINIC ACID PARTIALLY PURIFIED RECEPTORS DO NOT DISPLAY GTPASE
ACTIVITY
578
Hellebrand, S., Wittenberger, T.
G PROTEIN COUPLED RECEPTORS IN
A CELL LINE RESPONSIVE TO THE NEUROPEPTIDE HEAD ACTIVATOR
579
Sipos, I., Adam-Vizi, V.
NUCLEOTIDE RECEPTOR IN RAT BRAIN
CAPILLARY ENDOTHELIAL CELLS
580
Zuschratter, W., Otto, C., Gass,
P., Schütz, G., Böckers, T., Dieck, S., Gundelfinger, E., Scheich,
H.
LOCALIZATION OF PACAP-TYPE1-RECEPTORS
IN MOSSY FIBER TERMINALS
581
Williams, C., Griffiths, R., Grieve,
A., Scollon, J., Scott, M., Meredith, C.
PRELIMINARY VALIDATION OF AN IN
VITRO TEST FOR ASSESSMENT OF EXCITOTOXICITY BY MEASUREMENT OF EARLY GENE
(C-FOS MRNA) LEVELS
582
Mosharova, I.V., Perestenko, P.V.,
Volkova, T.M., Grishin, E.V.
STUDY OF GLUTAMATE RECEPTOR GENE
EXPRESSION IN LOCUSTS
583
Vitális, B., Csillik-Perczel,
V., Sebestyen, L., Maté, G., Solyom, S., Harsing, L.G. Jr.
NONCOMPETITIVE-TYPE INTERACTION
OF GYKI 46-903 WITH 5-HAT3 RECEPTORS
584
Kusserow, H., Davies, B., Schillings,
N., Ansorge, M., Dopatka, M., Stroh, T., Voits, M., Fink, H., Veh, R.,
Theuring, F.
MOLECULAR AND BEHAVIORAL ANALYSIS
OF TRANSGENIC MICE OVEREXPRESSING THE 5-HAT1A RECEPTOR GENE
585
Ventura, A.L.M., Pontes Jr., D.M.,
Soares, H.C., Kurtenbach, E.
EXPRESSION AND REGULATION OF DOPAMINE
D1 RECEPTORS IN CHICK RETINA CELLS IN CULTURE
586
Soares, H.C., Reis, R., De Mello,
f.G., Ventura, A.L.M.
CHARACTERIZATION OF DOPAMINE D1
RECEPTOR SUBTYPES IN THE CHICK EMBRYO RETINA BY RT-PCR
587
Tsetlin, V., Alexeev, T., Kryukova,
E., Dergousova,N., Shibanova, E.
BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY AND SECONDARY
STRUCTURE OF THE a-SUBUNIT N-TERMINAL DOMAIN OF THE Torpedo californica
ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR
588
Balazs, R., Ulas, J., Satou, T.,
Ivins, K., Kesslak, J.P., Cotman, C.W.
EXPRESSION OF METABOTROPIC GLUTAMATE
RECEPTOR 5 (MGLUR5) IS INCREASED IN ASTROCYTES AFTER KAINATE (KA)-INDUCED
EPILEPTIC SEIZURES
589
Ricny, J., Lisa, V., Tucek, S.
WAYS TO FACILITATE THE DETECTION
OF ANTIBODIES AGAINST NICOTINIC ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTORS IN PATIENTS WITH
MYASTHENIA GRAVIS
590
Harikumar, K., John, P.T., Chattopadhyay,A.
CHARACTERIZATION OF AGONIST AND
ANTAGONIST BINDING SITES IN SEROTONIN 1A RECEPTORS FROM BOVINE HIPPOCAMPUS
BY COLAVENT MODIFICATIONS
591
King, P., Widdowson, P.S., Doods,
H., Williams, G.
THE NPY ANTAGONIST 2-(NAPTHALEN-1-YL)-3-PHENYL
PROPANE-1,2- DIAMINE INCREASES REGIONAL (125I) PYY BINDING TO NPY RECEPTORS
592
Bixel, G., Krauss, M., Weise, C.,
Bolognesi, M.L., Rosini, M., Melchiorre,C., Hucho, F.
LOCALISATION OF THE POLYMETHYLENE
TETRAMINE BINDING SITE ON THE NICOTINIC ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR
593
Elster, L., Kristiansen, U., Pickering,
D.S., Olsen, R.W., Schousboe, A.
CHARACTERIZATION OF GABA-A RECEPTORS
COMPOSED OF THE CHIMERIC SUBUNIT (a1/g2) IN ASSEMBLY WITH b2 AND g2 UNITS
594
Putzke, J., Seidel, B., Hunag,
P.L., Wolf, G.
DOWNREGULATION OF N-METHYL-D-ASPARTATE
RECEPTOR GENE EXPRESSION IN NEURONAL NITRIC OXIDE SYNTHASE KNOCKOUT MICE
595
Hermann, A., Varga, V., Janakry,
R., Dohovics, R., Saransaari, P., Oja, S.S.
S-NITROSOGLUTATHIONE IS A POTENTIAL
ENDOGENOUS LIGAND AT IONOTROPIC GLUTAMATE RECEPTORS
596
Tarazi, F., Campbell, A., Baldessarini,
R.J.
REGIONAL LOCALIZATION OF DOPAMINE
AND IONOTROPIC GLUTAMATE RECEPTOR SUBTYPES IN EXTRAPYRAMIDAL AND LIMBIC
BRAIN REGIONS
597
Lenz, G., Tasca, C., Luo, Z., Avruch,
J., Rodnight, R., Neary, J.T.
SIGNALLING FROM P2Y NUCLEOTIDE
RECEPTORS TO C-RAF, MEK AND ERK IN ASTROCYTE CULTURES
598
Heuer, H., Schäfer, M., Bauer,
K.
IN SITU HYBRIDIZATION ON THE LOCALIZATION
OF THE THYROTROPIN RELEASING HORMONE REZEPTOR 2 (TRH-R2) IN THE RAT BRAIN
599
Rommelspacher, H., Bonnet, R.,
Mühlbauer, E., Koch, T., Höllt, V., Kroslack, T.
MODULATION OF MU-OPIOID RECEPTORS
BY CYTOSOLIC PROTEINS AND BETA-CARBOLINES
600
Gensler, S., Sander, A., Witzemann,
V.
VISUALIZATION OF ACETYLCHOLINE
RECEPTOR g-SUBUNIT AT THE NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTION BY GREEN FLUORESCENT PROTEIN
601
Utsunomiya, I., Ren, J., Taguchi,
K., Ariga, T., Tai, T., Ihara, Y., Miyatake, T.
CHARACTERIZATION OF VEROTOXIN RECEPTORS
AND IST DISTRIBUTION IN CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
602
Bateson, A., Selzler, C.L., Tancowny,
B.P., Tenn, C.C.
FUNCTIONAL CHARACTERIZATION OF
THE RAT GABA-A RECEPTOR a1-SUBUNIT PROMOTER
603
Lai, C.T., Baker, G.B., Bateson,
A.N.
INSIGHT INTO A COMMON MECHANISM
OF ACTION OF ANTIDEPRESSANTS: MODULATION OF GABA-A RECEPTOR SUBUNIT GENE
EXPRESSION
604
Krauss, M., Korr, D., Bayer, H.,
Hucho, F.
LIGAND BINDING TO FIXED ALLOSTERIC
STATES OF THE NICOTINIC ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR FROM T. CALIFORNICA
605
Illes, P.
INTERACTION BETWEEN PURINOCEPTORS
AND EXCITATORY AMINO ACID (EAA) RECEPTORS IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
606
Kuusinen, A., Keinänen, K.
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE ECTODOMAIN
OF GLUR-D AMPA RECEPTOR
607
Lampinen, M., Keinänen, K.
ALANINE SCANNING MUTAGENESIS OF
THE N-TERMINAL STRETCH OF S2 OF GLURD LIGAND-BINDING DOMAIN (S1S2)
608
Oblin, A.
CHARACTERIZATION OF (3H)S-AMISULPRIDE
BINDING TO THE HUMAN AND RODENT DOPAMINE D2 AND D3 RECEPTORS
609
Rinken, A., Terasmaa, A., Fuxe,
K.
BILATERAL REGULATION OF LIGAND
BINDING BETWEEN D2 DOPAMINE RECEPTORS AND G PROTEINS
Session 18 (Tuesday)
TRANSPORTERS
381
Thümen, A., Moser, A.
DOPAMINE TRANSPORTER FUNCTION DEPENDS
ON THE ACTIVITY OF PROTEIN PHOSPHATASES 1 AND 2A IN THE RAT CAUDATE NUCLEUS
382
Michalak, A., Chatauret, N., Knecht,
K., Butterworth, R.F.
REDUCED EXPRESSION OF GLUTAMATE
AND MONOAMINE TRANSPORTERS IN BRAINS OF RATS WITH ACUTE LIVER FAILURE
383
Massieu, L., Romàn, N.G.
GLYCOLYSIS INHIBITION EXACERBATES
NEURONAL DAMAGE INDUCED BY GLUTAMATE TRANSPORT INHIBITION IN VIVO
384
Lopez-Redondo, F., Nakajima, K.,
Honda, S., Kohsaka, S.
MICROGLIA EXPRESS THE GLUTAMATE
TRANSPORTER EAAT2/GLT-1
385
Nualart, F., Godoy, A., Garcia,
M.A., Montecinos, V., Reinicke, K., Carrasco, M., Vera, J.C., Aguayo, L.,
Tapia, J.
HEXOSE TRANSPORTERS EXPRESSION
IN CEREBRAL TANYCYTES NOT INVOLVED IN BARRIER FUNCTION
386
Chan, H., Desjardins, P., Hazell,
A.S., Butterworth, R.F.
EFFECTS OF AMMONIA ON GLUTAMATE
(GLT-1 AND GLAST) TRANSPORTER EXPRESSION IN CULTURED ASTROCYTES
387
Paes-de-Carvalho, R., Lanfredi,
C., Baldotto, F.S.
ADENOSINE UPTAKE AND RELEASE IN
AVIAN RETINA CULTURES: REGULATION BY GLUTAMATE AND NITRIC OXIDE
388
O'Shea, R.D., Beart, P.M., Aprico,
K.
ESTABLISHMENT OF SERUM-FREE CELL
CULTURE MODELS TO STUDY ROLES AND REGULATION OF BRAIN GLUTAMATE TRANSPORTERS
389
Apelt, J., Mehlhorn, G., Schliebs,
R.
INSULIN-SENSITIVE GLUCOSE TRANSPORTER
4 (GLUT4) DEMONSTRATES A SELECTIVE NEURON-SPECIFIC LOCALIZATION IN RAT
BRAIN
390
Prado, V.F., Barbosa Jr., J., Santos,
M.S., Guimaraes, P.E.M., Gomez, R.S., Gomez, M.V., Romano-Silva, M.A.,
Prado, M.A.M.
VISUALISATION OF THE VESICULAR
ACETYLCHOLINE TRANSPORTER IN SN56 CELLS
391
Haase, J., Schloss, P., Williams,
D.C.
REGULATION OF THE SEROTONIN TRANSPORTER:
IDENTIFICATION OF INTERACTING PROTEINS USING THE YEAST TWO-HYBRID SYSTEM
392
Claudio, O.I., Velisek, L., Sperber,
E., Moshé, S.L., Ortiz, J.G.
EXCITATORY AMINO ACID TRANSPORTERS
(EAATs) IN KAINATE-INDUCED SEIZURES
393
Balcar, V.J., Rae, C., Lawrance,M.L.
INCORPORATION OF 13C FROM (3-13C)
PYRUVATE INTO GABA AND L-GLUTAMATE IN THE SLICES OF GUINEA PIG CEREBRAL
CORTEX IS INCREASED BY GABA AND GLUTAMATE TRANSPORT INHIBITORS
394
Vemuganti, R., Dogan, A., Bowen,
K., Todd, K.G., Rothstein, J.D., Dempsey, R.J.
ANTISENSE KNOCKOUT OF GLIAL GLUTAMATE
TRANSPORTER GLT-1 EXACERBATES ISCHEMIC NEURONAL DAMAGE
395
Gammelseter, R., Danbolt, N.C.,
Storm-Mathisen, J., Gundersen, V.,
GLUTMATE TRANSPORT PROTEINS IN
THE RAT PANCREATIC ISLETS OF LANGERHANS
396
Johannessen, H., Lehre, K.P., ilsson,
G.E., Danbolt, N.C.
GLUTAMATE AND GABA TRANSPORTERS
IN THE ANOXIA-TOLERANT CRUCIAN CARP
397
Glunde, K., Düßmann,
H., Juretschke,H.-P., Leibfritz, D.
NA+/H+ EXCHANGE IN A GLIAL CELL
LINE STUDIED IN VIVO BY FLUORESCENCE SPECTROSCOPY USING BCECF
398
Gegelashvili, G., Danbolt, N.C.,
Schousboe, A.
SIGNALLING MECHANISMS INVOLVED
IN THE REGULATION OF HIGH-AFFINITY GLUTAMATE TRANSPORTERS
399
Wiemann, M., Schwark, J.R., Bonnet,
U., Jansen, H.W., Grinstein, S., Baker, R.E., Lang, H.-J., Wirth, K., Bingmann,
D.
NA+/H+ EXCHANGER SUBTYPE 3: DETECTION
AND SELECTIVE INHIBITION WITHIN THE VENTROLATERAL MEDULLA OBLONGATA OF
THE NEW BORN RAT
400
Bröer, S., Bröer, A.,
Schneider, H.-P., Dallwig, R., Stegen, C., Halestrap, A., Deitmer, J.W.
THE HIGH-AFFINITY MONOCARBOXYLATE
TRANSPORTER MCT2 MEDIATES LACTATE UPTAKE INTO CULTURED NEURONS
401
Recasens, M., Plachez, C., Gaillet,
S., Danbolt,N.C., Malaval, F.
TRANSIENT EXPRESSION OF GLIAL GLUTAMATE
TRANSPORTERS ON HIPPOCAMPAL NEURONS IN CULTURE
402
Parsons, S.M., Bravo, D., Roth,
C., Polacco, L., Wyrsta, M.
EXPRESSION OF THE VESICULAR ACETYLCHOLINE
TRANSPORTER IN YEAST SECRETORY VESICLES
403
Lehotsky, J., Racay, P., Kaplan,
P., Raeymaekers, L., Mezesova, V.
EFFECT OF AGING ON THE LEVEL AND
ACTIVITIES OF ION TRANSPORT PROTEINS IN GERBIL HIPPOCAMPUS
404
Billups, D., Spiridon, M., Billups,
B., Mobbs, P., Attwell, D.
EFFECT OF ZINC ON GLUTAMATE TRANSPORT
IN RETINAL MÜLLER CELLS
(will not be presented as a poster,
but as a lecture in Workshop 2)
405
Diebler, M.-F., Castell, X., Tomasi,
M., Dolezal, V.
DEXAMETHASONE AND cAMP SYNERGISTICALLY
INCREASE CHOLINE ACETYLTRANSFERASE AND SOME CHOLINERGIC TRAITS BUT NOT
THE VESICULAR ACETYLCHOLINE TRANSPORTER PROTEIN IN THE CHOLINERGIC CELL
LINE NG108-15
Session 20 (Monday)
SIGNALING AND PHOSPHORYLATION
126
Braunewell, K.-H., Spilker, C.,
Gundelfinger, E.D.
VILIP-1 - A MEMBER OF THE INTRACELLULAR
NEURONAL CALCIUMSENSOR PROTEIN-FAMILY - INFLUENCES CELLULAR SIGNALING PATHWAYS
127
Narz, F., Waldmeier, P., Berns,
H., Wahle, P., Wagner, E., Heumann, R.
TRANSGENIC ACTIVATION OF p21RAS
IN CENTRAL NEURONS: EFFECTS ON SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION AND DOPAMINERGIC NEURONS
128
Liva, St., De Vellis, J.
SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION PATHWAYS INDUCED
BY GRANULOCYTE-MACROPHAGE COLONY-STIMULATING FACTOR (GM-CSF) IN MICROGLIA
AND BV-2 CELLS
129
Mangoura, D., Sakellaridis, N.,
Poczatek, J.C.
OPIOID WITHDRAWAL DEPENDS ON TYROSINE
KINASE ACTIVATION IN EMBRYONIC NEURONS
130
Shah, B., Ren, Y., Ruiz, J.F.,
Hausman, R.E.
INSULIN STIMULATION OF ChAT VIA
C-JUN IN DEVELOPING RETINA REQUIRES PI 3-KINASE ACTIVITY
131
Fieuw-Makaroff, S., Lengyel, I.,
Sim, A.T.R., Rostas, J.A.P., Dunkley, P.R.
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE ZINC-DEPENDENT
AUTOPHOSPHORYLATION SITES ON CALCIUM/CALMODULIN-DEPENDENT PROTEIN KINASE
II
132
Bobrovskaya, L., Dickson, P., Cheah,
T.-B., Dunkley, P.R.
THE ROLE OF MITOGEN-ACTIVATED PROTEIN
KINASE IN TYROSINE HYDROXYLASE PHOSPHORYLATION
133
Perkinton, M.S., Williams, R.J.
AMPA RECEPTORS ACTIVATE THE CYCLIC
AMP RESPONSE ELEMENT-BINDING PROTEIN VIA A PHOSPHATIDYLINOSITOL 3-KINASE-DEPENDENT
STIMULATION OF THE MITOGEN-ACTIVATED PROTEIN KINASE CASCADE IN STRIATAL
NEURONS
134
Manseau, F., Fan, X., Sossin, W.S.,
Castellucci, V.F.
EXPRESSION OF MUTANT FORMS OF PROTEIN
KINASE C ISOZYMES TO STUDY SYNAPTIC FACILITATION IN APLYSIA
135
Hopf, C., Hilf, N., Hoch, W.
DOMAINS OF MUSCLE-SPECIFIC KINASE
REQUIRED FOR SELF-ASSOCIATION
136
Miyamoto, E., Liu, J., Fukunaga,
K., Yamamoto, H., Nishi, K.
INVOLVEMENT OF CA 2+ /CALMODULIN-DEPENDENT
PROTEIN KINASE II AND MITOGEN-ACTIVATED PROTEIN KINASE ACTIVATION IN HIPPOCAMPAL
LONG-TERM POTENTIATION
137
Kulikova, O., Reikhardt, B., Sapronov,
N.
DIFFERENT SIGNAL ROLE OF NEURONAL
AND GLIAL PROTEIN KINASE CK2
138
Reikhardt, B., Kulikova, O., Sapronov,
N.
DECREASED NEURONAL HMG PHOSPHORYLATION
IN AGING
139
Watty, A., Zimmer, M., Dreger,
M., Burden, S.
MAPPING THE AUTOPHOSPHORYLATED
TYROSINE RESIDUES OF THE MUSCLE-SPECIFIC KINASE MUSK
140
Hildebrandt, H., Hammes, S., Gerardy-Schahn,
R., Rahmann, H.
POLYSIALIC ACID AND FIBROBLAST
GROWTH FACTOR HAVE DIFFERENT EFFECTS ON TYROSINE PHOSPHORYLATION IN NEUROBLASTOMA
CELLS
141
Susen, K., Heumann, R., Blöchl,
A.
P75 ACTIVATES MAP KINASE ERK1:
A NEW SIGNALING PATHWAY OF NERVE GROWTH FACTOR
142
Lengyel, I.
AUTONOMOUS CaM-PK-II ACTIVITY IN
RAT HIPPOCAMPAL SLICES: EFFECTS OF TISSUE HANDLING
143
Kannenberg, K., Fuchs, K., Sieghart,
W., Sigel, E.
A NOVEL SERINE KINASE WITH SPECIFICITY
FOR BETA 3 SUBUNITS IS TIGHTLY ASSOCIATED WITH GABA(A) RECEPTORS
144
Otto, H., Dreger, M., Neubauer,
G., Mann, M., Hucho, F.
INTERPHASE PHOSPHORYLATION OF THYMOPOIETIN-BETA
145
Chandler, L. J., Dorairaj, N.,
Sutton, G.
NMDA RECEPTORS MODULATE ERK AND
PKB/AKT IN CORTICAL CULTURES THROUGH A COMMON PI3-KINASE AND CaMKII DEPENDENT
PATHWAY
146
Boyano-Adánez, M..C., Izquierdo-Claros,
R.M., Arilla, E., Gustavsson, L.
INVOLVEMENT OF TYROSINE KINASE
IN CALMIDAZOLIUM-INDUCED PHOSPHOLIPASE D ACTIVATION IN SH-SY5Y CELLS
147
Kohsaka, S., Machide, M., Kamitori,
K., Takahashi, M.
SELECTIVE ACTIVATION OF PI3-KINASE
IN PRIMARY ASTROCYTES BY HEPATOCYTE GROWTH FACTOR (HGF)
148
Araki, T., Yamada, M., Hatanaka,
H.
SHP-2 SPECIFICALLY REGULATES SEVERAL
TYROSINE-PHOSPHORYLATED PROTEINS IN BDNF SIGNALING PATHWAY IN CULTURED
CORTICAL NEURONS
149
Yamada, M., Araki, T., Yamagishi,
S., Nakatani, A., Ikeuchi, T., Hatanaka, H.
BDNF STIMULATES INTERACTION OF
SHP2 WITH PI3-K AND GRB2 IN CULTURED CEREBRAL CORTICAL NEURONS
150
Yamamoto, H., Takeuchi, Y., Miyamoto,
E.
NUCLEAR LOCALIZATION OF THE DELTA3
ISOFORM OF CA 2+ /CALMODULIN-DEPENDENT PROTEIN KINASE II IN CEREBELLAR
GRANULE CELLS
Session 24 (Thursday)
MYELIN/NEUROIMMUNOLOGY/CYTOKINES
610
Hidalgo, J., Penkowa, M., Giralt,
M., Carrasco, J., Molinero, A., Hernandez, J., Bluethmann, H., Campbell,
I.L.
METALLOTHIONEIN REGULATION BY CYTOKINES
AND ZINC IN THE CNS ROLE OF METALLOTHIONEINS DURING CNS DAMAGE
611
Chakraborty, G., Reddy, R., Drivas,
A., Ledeen, R.W.
INTERLEUKIN-2-LIKE RECEPTOR IN
MYELIN MEDIATES IL-2 ACTIVATION OF DIACYLGLYCEROL KINASE
612
Craig, A., Czygan, M., Butcher,
R.D., Lieb, K., Fiebich, B.L.
THE NEUROPEPTIDE SUBSTANCE P ACTIVATES
P38 MAP KINASE RESULTING IN INTERLEUKIN-6 EXPRESSION INDEPENDENTLY FROM
NUCLEAR FACTOR-KAPPA B
613
Angelov, D., Walther, M., Popratiloff,
A., Lachnit, N., Neiss, W.F.
BRAIN PERIVASCULAR PHAGOCYTES AND
THE PRESENTATION OF ANTIGEN TO THE IMMUNE SYSTEM
614
Gurvits, B.Y., Tretyakov, O.Y.,
Galoyan, A.A.
QUALITATIVE DETERMINATION OF FOLDING
TRANSITIONS IN THE IMMUNOSUPPRESSOR FK506-BINDING PROTEIN WITH ANTIBODIES
RAISED TO IST PEPTIDE FRAGMENT
615
Markossian, K.A., Mineeva, M.F.,
Galoyan, A.A.
EFFECTS OF SOME PROLINE-CONTAINING
PEPTIDE IMMUNOMODULATORS ON THE TYROSINE HYDROXILASE KINETICS
616
Yu, R., Suzuzki, M., Ariga, T.
STRUCTURAL CHARACTERIZATION OF
A PHOSPHOLIPID ANTIGEN THAT REACTS WITH SERUM ANTIBODY IN PATIENTS WITH
PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY
617
Pinelis, V.G., Globa, A.V., Sorokina,
E.G., Maslova, O.I.
THE AUTOANTIBODIES TO GLUR1 RECEPTORS
AND CGMP CONTENT IN CHILDREN WITH SEIZURES
618
Pasquini, J.M., Marta, C.B., Soto,
E.F.
CYTOSKELETON INTEGRITY IS ESSENTIAL
FOR THE NEUROTROPHIC ACTIONS OF APOTRANSFERRIN
619
Connor, J., Hulet, S.W., Powers,
S.
FERRITIN RECEPTORS ARE SELECTIVELY
EXPRESSED ON MATURE OLIGODENDROCYTES
620
Bianchi, R., Sciarretta, B.R.,
Tsankova, V., Tacconi, M.T.
DEFICIENCY OF METHYL DONOR PATHWAY
AFFECTS MYELINATION IN DEVELOPING RATS
621
Kursula, P., Lehto, V.-P., Heape,
A.M.
STUDIES ON THE FUNCTION OF THE
MYELIN-ASSOCIATED GLYCOPROTEIN CYTOPLASMIC DOMAINS
622
Dupree, J.L., Girault, J.-A., Popko,
B.
MICE DEFICIENT IN MYELIN GALACTOLIPIDS
EXHIBIT DRAMATIC ALTERNATIONS IN NODE OF RANVIER STRUCTURE AND PARANODIN
DISTRIBUTION
623
Marcus, J.R., Dupree, J.L., Popko,
B.,
THE ABSENSE OF MYELIN GALACTOLIPIDS
RESULTS IN CHANGES IN THE OLIGODENDROCYTE POPULATION DURING DEVELOPMENT
624
Werner, P., Pitt, D., DiRocco,
A., Raine, C.S.
THE PROTECTIVE EFFECT OF NBQX IN
EXPERIMENTAL AUTOIMMUNE ENCEPHALOMYELITIS (EAE) IS NOT DUE TO MODULATION
OF THE IMMUNE RESPONSE
625
Boullerne, A., Rodriguez, J.J.,
Abrous, D.N., Le Moal, M., Mayo, W., Petry, K.G.
CIRCULATING ANTI-S-NITROSOCYSTEINE
ANTIBODIES IN RELAPSING DEMYELINATING EXPERIMENTAL ALLERGIC ENCEPHALOMYELITIS
ARE PREDICTIVE OF CLINICAL SIGNS AND DEMYELINATION
626
Salvati, S., Di Biase, A., Attorri,
L., Avellino, C., Sanchez, M.
EFFECTS OF FAT DIETS ON THE MYELINOGENESIS
PROCESS IN POSTNATAL UNDERNUTRITION
627
Oderfeld-Nowak, B., Zaremba, M.,
Micera, A., Aloe, L.
UPREGULATION OF NGF AND IST TrKA
AND p75 RECEPTORS IN GLIAL CELLS OF THE RAT SPINAL CORD DURING EXPERIMENTAL
ALLERGIC ENCEPHALOMYELITIS
628
Uyemura, K., Sedzik, J., Kotake,
Y.
STRUCTURAL AND BIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS
OF PERIPHERAL MYELIN GLYCOPROTEINS
629
Bongarzone, E.R., Campagnoni, C.,
Kampf, K. , Woodhall, R., Schonmann, V., Campagnoni, A.T.
MOUSE BRAIN NEURONS AND OLIGODENDROCYTES
EXPRESS A NOVEL PLP/DM-20-RELATED PRODUCT
630
Campagnoni, C., Kampf, K., Bongarzone,
E., Jacobs, E., Handley, V., Campagnoni, A.
IDENTIFICATION OF NOVEL PRODUCTS
DERIVED FROM A NEW EXON OF THE PLP/DM20 GENE
631
Pozdnjakov, A.V., Tjutin, L.A.,
Bisaga,G.N.
PROTON MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY
IN RELAPSE AND REMISSION OF MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
632
Bisaga, G., Tjutin, L.A., Adelson,
L.N. Pozdnjakov, A.V. Onischenko, L.S., Abdurasulova, I.N.
SPECTROSCOPICAL AND ELECTRON-MICROSCOPAL
ACTIVITY MARKERS AT EXPERIMENTAL ALLERGIC ENCEPHALOMYELITIS
633
Espinosa de los Monteros, A., Zhao,
P., Huang, C.J., Gamaliel, L., Chang, R., Nazarian, R., Vellis, J. de
EFFECT OF TRANSFERRIN AND BASIC
FIBROBLAST GROWTH FACTOR INJECTED INTO THE BRAIN PARENCHYMA OF THE NORMAL
AND MYELIN DEFICIENT RAT MUTANT
634
Gao, Y., Filbin, M.T.
PALMITOYLATION OF THE MYELIN P0
PROTEIN IN THE TRANSFECTED CHINESE HAMSTER OVARY CELLS
634a
Appel T., Kirsch, D., Kaufmann,
R., Riesner, D.
PRION RODS CONTAIN SMALL AMOUNTS
OF TWO HOST SPHINGOLIPIDS AS REVEALED BY HIGH-PERFORMANCE THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY
AND MALD MASS SPECTROMETRY
Session 26 (Monday)
SYSTEMS/LEARNING/MEMORY/PAIN/AGING
151
Proskuryakova, T., Petrichenko,
O.B., Pankratova, N.V.
THE EFFECT OF A NEW CCK-4 ANALOGUE
ON MORPHINE-INDUCED ANALGESIA IN RAT TAIL FLICK TEST
152
Miyamoto, A., Oshika, H.
EFFECTS OF NEUROSTEROID THERAPY
ON BRAIN AGING IN LONGEVOUS C57BL/6J MICE
153
Chaiyakul, P., Asbach, S., Kostadinoff,
R., Maher, T.J.
EFFECTS OF DIETARY L-ARGININE SUPPLEMENTATION
ON SPATIAL MEMORY AND AMINO ACID NEUROTRANSMITTERS IN HIPPOCAMPUS IN RATS
154
Nomura, M., Hori, K.
AN OPERANT CONDITIONING TECHNIQUE
FOR ASSESSING MOTIVATIONAL LEVEL IN MICE
155
Giese, P.
LEARNING AND MEMORY STUDIES WITH
MUTANT MICE: POTENTIAL PROBLEMS
(will not be presented as a poster,
but as a lecture in Workshop 1)
156
Nakano, K., Nakagawa, Y., Asano,
Y., Miura, T., Awatsu, N.
HYPERSENSITIVITY OF THE BRAIN OF
EPILEPTOGENIC EL MICE TO VESTIBULAR NEURONAL STIMULATION
157
Sargsyan, A., Hazandjian, R.V.
DELTA-SLEEP INDUCING PEPTIDE AS
A FACTOR PREVENTING CHANGES IN CONTENTS OF SOME GLOBULINE FRACTIONS IN
RAT BLOOD UNDER IMMOBILIZED STRESS
158
Arias, C., Montiel, T., Pena, F.,
Massieu, L., Tapia, R.
OKADAIC ACID INDUCES MK-801-SENSITIVE
EPILEPTIC ACTIVITY IN RAT HIPPOCAMPUS IN VIVO
159
Rostas, J., Sievert, A.-D., McCoy,
K., Lengyel, I.
MOSSY FIBRE-LIKE SYNAPSES IN CHICKEN
HIPPOCAMPUS
160
Petty, F., Kramer, G.L., Kram,
M., Steciuk, M.
NEUROCHEMISTRY OF LEARNED HELPLESSNESS:
AN UPDATE
161
Lin, H.C., Wan, F.J., Tseng, C.J.
THE NUCLEUS TRACTUS SOLITARII OF
RATS IS ACTIVATED BY SYSTEMIC ADMINISTRATION OF LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE
162
Zeitschel, U., Otte, K., Zimmer,
D., Hirsch, D., Bigl, F., Bigl, V.
TRANSPARENT THREE-DIMENSIONAL MICRO-STRUCTURES
FOR TRAPPING OF LIVING CELLS
163
Izquierdo-Claros, R.M., Boyano-Adanez,
M.C., Griera-Merino, M., Puebla, L., Ocana, A., Ariila, E.
CHRONIC MELATONIN TREATMENT AFFECTS
THE RAT HIPPOCAMPAL SOMATOSTATINERGIC SYSTEM
164
Kharitonov, A.V., Guseva, A.A.,
Romanovskis, P.Ya.
THE ANTINOCICEPTIVE EFFECTS OF
TRH AND DIHIPRAMINE, A TRH SYNTHETIC ANALOGUE IN TWO ANALGESIC TESTS
165
Dohovics, R., Varga, V., Janakry,
R., Hermann, A., Saransaari, P., Oja, S.S.
cAMP-DEPENDENT PROCESSES IN GLUTAMATERGIC
CORTICO-STRIATAL NEUROTRANSMISSION
166
Kraus, M., Grimm, R., Schicknick,
H., Wetzel, W., Staak, S., Scheich, H., Tischmeyer, W.
PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN THE GERBIL
AUDITORY CORTEX IS REQUIRED FOR THE FORMATION OF MEMORY FOR FREQUENCY MODULATIONS
167
Sollertinskaja, T. N.
THE ROLE OF OPIOID NEUROPEPTIDES
IN REGULATION OF HIGHER NERVOUS ACTIVITY IN MONKEYS
168
Sassone-Corsi, P.
MOLECULAR GEARS OF THE CIRCADIAN
CLOCK
Session 28 (Monday)
METABOLISM A: ENZYMES, PROTEINS,
AMINO ACIDS, PEPTIDES, NEUROTRANSMITTERS
169
Semba, R., Yasuda, E., Ma, N.
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF D- AND L-SERINE
IMMUNOREACTIVITIES IN THE RAT BRAIN
170
Sarkissova, Y., Hairapetyan, H.,
Andreassian, N., Mardanyan, S.
THE TRYPTOPHANYL RESIDUES OF BRAIN
AMP-DEAMINASE
171
Antonyan, A., Sharoyan, S., Armenyan,
A., Cristalli, G., Mardanyan, S.
THE ROLE OF TRYPTOPHANS IN INTERACTION
OF BRAIN ADENOSINE DEAMINASE WITH INHIBITORS
172
Ashmarin, I.P.
THE UNEXPECTED WIDE SPECTRUM OF
BIOACTIVITY AND MEDICAL USAGE OF NEUROPEPTIDE SEMAX
173
Palczewska, M., Kuznicki, J., Groves,
P.
CALRETININ, A CALCIUM-BINDING PROTEIN,
BINDS COPPER
174
Billing-Marczak, K., Kuznicki,
J.
LACK OF EVIDENCE THAT CALRETININ
IS A CALCIUM BUFFER
175
Arai, Y., Satoh, N., Yasuhara,
H., Tadano, T., Kisara, K., Kinemuchi, H.
INHIBITION OF MONOAMINE OXIDASE
ACTIVITY IN RAT BRAIN BY PHENOXYPROPYLAMINES
176
Kelly, J. A., Slator, G.R., Bauer,
K.
DEVELOPMENT OF A DISCONTINUOUS,
QUANTITATIVE HPLC ASSAY FOR THYROTROPIN-RELEASING HORMONE-DEGRADING ECTOENZYME
177
Vendite, D., Boeck, C.R., Sarkis,
J.J.F., Souza, D.O., Silveira Fo, J.P.
ATP DIPHOSPHOHYDROLASE CHARACTERIZED
IN HIPPOCAMPAL CELL CULTURE AND IST MODULATION BY GLUTAMATE
178
Smagin, G.N., Yan, X.
A NOVEL CRF-RELATED NEUROPEPTIDE,
UROCORTIN: MOLECULAR AND NEUROCHEMICAL PROPERTIES
179
Tsai, L.H., Lee, Y.-J., Wu, J.-Y.
EFFECT OF ASPARTATE ON ACID SECRETION
IN THE RAT STOMACH
180
Shuvaeva, T.M., Andreeva, S.G.,
Merkulova, M.I., Novoselov, V.I., Peshenko, I.V:, Fesenko, E.E., Lipkin,
V.M.
NOVEL 25 KD AND 45 KD OLFACTORY
ENZYMES: STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONS
181
Szklarczyk, A., Lapinska, J., Kaczmarek,
L.
NEURONAL ACTIVITY REGULATES MATRIX
METALLOPROTEINASE-9 EXPRESSION IN THE RAT BRAIN
182
Florianczyk, B., Kaczmarczyk, R.,
Osuchowski, J., Stryjecka-Zimmer, M., Trojanowski, T.
METALLOTHIONEINS IN BRAIN NEOPLASMATIC
TISSUE
183
Hoffmann, B., Seidenbecher, C.I.,
Bockmann, J., Böckers, T.M., Gundelfinger, E.D., Kreutz, M.R.
BIOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF
THE NOVEL NEURONAL CALCIUM-BINDING PROTEIN CALDENDRIN
184
Seidenbecher, C.I., Hoffmann, B.,
Bockmann, J., Böckers, T.M., Menger, N., Gundelfinger, E.D., Kreutz,
M.R.
EXPRESSION AND SUBCELLULAR LOCALIZATION
OF THE NOVEL NEURONAL CALCIUM-BINDING PROTEIN CALDENDRIN
185
Davey, G.P., Berhanu, E., Tipton,
K.F.
INHIBITION OF MONOAMINE OXIDASE
BY 7-NITROINDAZOLE
186
Zielke, R., Mena, F. V.
GLUTAMINE IS CONVERTED TO GLUTAMATE
IN THE EXTRACELLULAR SPACE OF THE RAT BRAIN
187
Solovieva, O.V., Kakuev, D.L.,
Novoselov, S.V., Lipkin, V.M.
FUNCTIONAL EXPRESSION AND CELLULAR
LOCALIZATION OF THE BOVINE RETINA GUANYLATE CYCLASE GC-B
188
Makhaeva, G., Malygin, V.
HALIDES OF (DIALCOXYPHOSPHORYL)
FORMHYDROXAMIC ACID AS NEW ANTICHOLINESTERASE AGENTS
189
Bixel, G., Hamprecht, B.
IMMUNOCYTOCHEMICAL LOCALIZATION
OF b-METHYLCROTONYL-CoA CARBOXYLASE IN ASTROGLIAL CELLS AND NEURONS IN
CULTURE
190
Chornaya, V.
LYSOSOMAL CYSTEINE PROTEINASES
AND THERE ENDOGENOUS INHIBITORS: THE ROLE IN TUMOR MALIGNANCY
191
Filipek, A., Jastrzebska, B., Nowicka,
D., Kaczmarek, L.
NOVEL CALCYCLIN BINDING PROTEIN
(CACYBP) – ITS PROPERTIES AND DISTRIBUTION IN THE BRAIN
192
Nalecz, K., Nalecz, M.J., Mac,
M., Nehlig, A.
MECHANISM OF a-KETOISOCAPROATE
ACCUMULATION IN RAT CEREBRAL CORTICAL NEURONS
193
Mroczkowska, J., Nalecz, M.J.,
Roux, F.S. Nalecz, K.A.
BLOOD-BRAIN BARRIER CONTROLS THE
LEVEL OF CARNITINE IN THE BRAIN
194
Ori, C., Dam, M., Freo, U., Pizzolato,
G.
REGIONAL METABOLIC EFFECTS OF ACETYL-L-CARNITINE
ON THE RAT BRAIN
195
Netopilová, M., Haugvicova
R., Kubova, H., Mares, P., Drsata, J.
ACTIVITY OF GLUTAMIC ACID DECARBOXYLASE
IN ADULT AND YOUNG RAT BRAIN AFTER PILOCARPINE AND LITHIUM TREATMENT
196
Bunn, S.J., Saunders, H.I., Roberts-Thomson,
E.L., Dunkley, P.R.
THE EFFECT OF INSULIN ON PHOSPHOLIPASE
C ACTIVITY IN BOVINE ADRENAL MEDULLARY CHROMAFFIN CELLS
197
Cho, S.-W., Ahn, J.-Y., Won, M.H.,
Choi, S.Y.
EFFECTS OF ADP ON INHIBITION OF
BRAIN GLUTAMATE DEHYDROGENASE ISOPROTEINS BY PERPHENAZINE
198
Kamal, M., Al-Jafari, A.A.
COMPARATIVE KINETICS OF THE INHIBITION
OF HUMAN PLASMA BUTYRYLCHOLINESTERASE BY TACRINE, ESTIMATED BY NEW AND
CLASSICAL METHODS
199
Melkonyan, M.M., Galoyan, A.A.,
Hoveyan, G.A., Zakaryan, G.V., Kazaryan, Sh.H.
NEUROPEPTIDE INFLUENCE ON THE PHOSPHOLIPID
COMPOSITION OF THE WHITE RAT BRAIN MITOCHONDRIAL FRACTION AND ATPase ACTIVITY
IN ACOUSTIC STRESS CONDITIONS
200
Folbergrová, J., Haugvicovà,
R., Mares, P.
HOMOCYSTEIC ACID-INDUCED SEIZURES
AND THEIR PREVENTION IN IMMATURE RATS
201
Choi, K.H., Greenshaw, A.J., Baker,
G.B.
EFFECTS OF CHRONIC ORAL ADMINISTRATION
OF GLYCINE ON AMINO ACID LEVELS IN BRAIN, LIVER AND PLASMA OF RATS
Session 28b (Friday)
METABOLISM B: CARBOHYDRATE/ENERGY,
HORMONES, IONS, NITRIC OXIDE, LIPIDS
813
Tiger, G., Stenström, A.,
Fowler, C.J.
PHARMACOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF FATTY
ACID AMIDOHYDROLASE (FAAH) IN SUBCELLULAR FRACTIONS OF THE RAT BRAIN
814
Szutowicz, A., Tomaszewicz, M.,
Madziar, B., Jankowska, A.
ACUTE AND CHRONIC EFFECTS OF NO
AND ALUMINUM ON ACETYL-COA METABOLISM IN SN56 CHOLINERGIC CELL LINE
815
Lapidot, A., Haber, S.
HOW MATERNAL INSULIN-INDUCED HYPOGLYCEMIA
AFFECTS FETAL BRAIN NEURONAL-GLIA FUNCTION. A METABOLIC STUDY USING 13C
MRS ISOTOPMER ANALYSIS
816
Lapidot, A., Haber, S.
INSULIN-INDUCED HYPOGLYCEMIA IN
YOUNG ANIMALS: DIRECT OR INDIRECT EFFECT OF INSULIN ON THE BRAIN, MEASURED
BY 13C MRS ISOTOPOMER ANALYSIS
817
Melkonian, K., Hakopian, V.P.,
Kevorgian, G.A., Tadevosyan, Y.V., Batikian, T.B.
COUPLING OF PHOSPHATIDYLINOSITOL
CYCLE TO CA 2+ TRANSPORT THROUGH RAT BRAINS SYNAPTOSOMAL MEMBRANES IN CONDITIONS
OF HYPOKINESIA
818
Hagemeyer, C.E., Rosenbrock, H.,
Knoth, R., Volk, B.
DOES TESTOSTERONE ACTION IN IMMORTALIZED
HIPPOCAMPAL NEURONS OCCUR VIA ANDROSTENEDIONE FORMATION
819
Canevari, L., Land, J.M., Clark,
J.B., Heales, S.J.R.
ACUTE BH4 ADMINISTRATION CORRECTS
THE BRAIN NO/cGMP PATHWAY IN THE GTP-CYCLOHYDROLASE I DEFICIENT MOUSE;
IMPLICATIONS FOR DOPA-RESPONSIVE DYSTONIA
820
Gruetter, R., Seaquist, E.R., Ugurbil,
K.
SIMULTANEOUS DETERMINATION OF THE
RATE OF KREBS CYCLE, MALATE-ASPARTATE SHUTTLE, GLYCOLYSIS, PYRUVATE CARBOXYLASE
AND GLUTAMATERGIC ACTION IN THE HUMAN VISUAL CORTEX
821
Kuliev, M., Aliev, D.I., Alieva,
I.N., Gadjiev, D.V.
NEW METHOD OF THE COMPLEX PSYCHOPHARMACOCORRECTION
USING SPECIFIC COMBINATIONS OF NO-PRODUCING, FE 2+-CONTAINING MEDICINES
AND CAFFEINE
822
Aliev, D., Kuliev, M.M., Alieva,
I.N., Ostrovsky, B.I., Gadjiev, D.V.
THEORETICAL BASES OF USING SPECIFIC
COMBINATIONS OF NO-PRODUCING, FE 2+-CONTAINING MEDICINES AND CAFFEINE IN
THE NEW METHOD OF THE COMPLEX PSYCHOPHARMACOCORRECTION
823
Sims, N.R., Zaidan, E., Nilsson,
M.
MITOCHONDRIAL GLUTATHIONE IS INCREASED
BY INTRASTRIATAL N-METHYL-D-ASPARTATE: A MARKER OF THE PERMEABILITY TRANSITION?
824
Spilker, C., Richter, K., Smalla,
K.H., Gundelfinger, E.D., Braunewell, K.-H.
VILIP-3-A MEMBER OF THE INTRACELLULAR
NEURONAL CALCIUMSENSOR-FAMILIY-IS EXPRESSED IN CEREBELLAR PURKINJE CELLS
AND SHOWS A CALCIUM-MYRISTOYL-SWITCH
825
Pinelis, V.G., Storozhevykh, T.P.,
Khaspekov, L.G., Yuryavichus, A., Borodin, A.V., Khodorov, B.I.
EFFECT OF MITOCHONDRIAL POISONS
ON THE GLUTAMATE-INDUCED DESTABILIZATION OF NEURONAL CA 2+ HOMEOSTASIS
826
Dömötör, E., Adam-Vizi,
V.
SODIUM DEPENDENT SEQUESTRATION
MECHANISM OF ELEVATED INTRACELLULAR (CA 2+ ) IN PRIMARY BRAIN MICROVASCULAR
ENDOTHELIUM
827
Contreras, M.A., Greiner, R.S.,
Chang, M.C.J., Myers, C.S., Bell, J.M., Salem, N. Jr., Rapoport, S.I.
TURNOVER OF DOCOSAHEXAENOATE IN
BRAIN PHOSPHOLIPIDS OF RATS CHRONICALLY DEPRIVED OF a-LINOLENIC ACID
828
Balcar, V.J., Rae, C., Bubb, W.A.,
Georges, P., Lawrance, M.L., Carpenter, K., Caterson, I.D.
LACTATE IS A MAJOR NEURONAL ENERGY
SOURCE
829
Gruetter, R., Choi, I., Tkac, I.,
Ugurbil, K.
DIRECT, NON-INVASIVE MEASUREMENTS
OF GLYCOGEN CONCENTRATIONS AND METABOLISM IN RAT BRAIN IN VIVO
830
Goracci, G., Macchioni, L., Porcellati,
S., Nardicchi, V.
PROPERTIES OF A PHOSPHOLIPASE A2
IN THE NUCLEAR FRACTION OF RAT BRAIN CORTEX
831
Löffler, T., Härtig,
W., Al-Robaiy, S., Eschrich, K., Schliebs, R.
EXPRESSION OF RAT MUSCLE FRUCTOSE
1,6-BISPHOSPHATASE IN RAT BRAIN
832
Rousselot, P., Nazarian, R., de
Vellis, J.
BRAIN LIPID BINDING PROTEIN IS
PRESENT IN THE ADULT HUMAN BRAIN
833
Taketomi, T., Kutsukake, Y., Sugiyama,
E., Hara, A.
NOVEL SULFOGLYCOLIPIDS OF NERVE
TISSUE
834
Uz, T., Dwivedi, Y., Savani, P.D.,
Impagnatiello, F., Pandey, G., Manev, H.
GLUCOCORTICOIDS STIMULATE INFLAMMATORY
5-LIPOXYGENASE GENE EXPRESSION AND PROTEIN TRANSLOCATION IN THE BRAIN
835
Freo, U.
Ori, C., Dam, M., Merico, A., Ruggero,
S., Pizzolato, G.
EFFECTS OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC ADMINISTRATION
OF FLUOXETINE ON REGIONAL CEREBRAL GLUCOSE METABOLISM IN RATS
836
Mirskaya, R.O., Meilanov, I.S.,
Avshalumov, M.V.
TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCIES OF OXYGEN
CONSUMPTION BY RAT BRAIN TISSUE HOMOGENATES AT HYPOTHERMIA
837
Rosenberger, T.A., Rapoport, S.I.,
Murphy, E.J.
HEXADECANOL INCORPORATION INTO
RAT BRAIN: AN EFFECTIVE MODEL TO STUDY DE NOVO ETHER LIPID SYNTHESIS IN
AWAKE ANIMALS
Late Arrival Posters (will be presented on Friday August 13, 1999)
838
Klenerová, V., Sida, P.
ADENYLATE CYCLASE ACTIVITY IN SOME
RAT BRAIN STRUCTURES PARTICIPATING IN THE STRESS REACTIONS
839
Martin-Rendon, E., Mitrophanous,
K.A.., Rohll, J., Uden, M., Yoon, S., Wilkes, F., Kim, V.N., Kingsman,
A.J., Kingsman, S.M., Mazarakis, N.D.
LENTIVIRAL VECTOR MEDIATED GENE
TRANSFER TO THE CNS
840
Battaini, F., Pascale, A., Lucchi,
L., Pasinetti, G.M., Govoni, S.
PROTEIN KINASE C ANCHORING DEFICIT
IN ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE BRAIN
841 POSTER
WILL NOT BE SHOWN
Schmidt, R., Pradel, G., Schachner,
M.
INVOLVEMENT OF L1.1. IN MEMORY
CONSOLIDATION AFTER ACTIVE AVOIDANCE CONDITIONING IN ZEBRAFISH
842
Nwoha, P.U.
CHLOROQUINE'S CEREBELLOPATHY
843
Guevara, B.H., Hoffmann, I.S.,
Cubeddu, L.X.
DORSAL STRIATUM MODULATES NEUROTRANSMITTER
ACTIVITIES IN THE IPSILATERAL VENTRAL STRIATUM
844
Friedrich, A., Müller, U.
CREB ISOFORMS IN THE HONEYBEE BRAIN.
IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL AND FUNCTIONAL ASPECTS
845
Müller, U.
INDUCTION OF LONG-TERM MEMORY IN
THE HONEYBEE REQUIRES cAMP-DEPENDENT PROTEIN KINASE
846
De Angelis, A., Brümmendorf,
T., Watkins, A., Yeo, G., Rathjen, F.G., Kenwrick, S.
FUNCTIONAL STUDIES ON PATHOLOGICAL
MISSENSE MUTATIONS AFFECTING NEURAL CELL ADHESION MOLECULE L1
847
Verleysdonk, S., Hamprecht, B.
INVESTIGATION OF THE METABOLIC
PATHWAY CONVERTING GLYCINE INTO L-LACTATE IN RAT ASTROGLIA-RICH PRIMARY
CULTURES
848
Zimmermann, A.., Hummerich, R.,
Zuschratter, W., Henn, F.
PLASTICITY OF EXPRESSION OF THE
E1-GLYCOEPITOPE IN NERVOUS SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT AND FUNCTION
END OF SHOW - No more late arrival
posters can be accepted.