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Neurobiology of Sleep and Memory
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Neurobiology of Sleep and Memory is the textual result of a symposium regarding the basic neurological processes in the storage of different kinds of memories (short-term and long-term). This book gives much focus on the relationship of sleep and memory and how they preserve personality and all its characteristics. The study of the interrelation of the two bodily processes also aims to help clarify neurological bases of disorders of sleep and memory and other forms of mental illness. This text consists of 23 chapters that encompass a wide span of topics regarding sleep and memory. Some of these topics include blood-brain barrier; protein synthesis in RNA and central nervous system; neuronal activity patterns during REM sleep; post-trial reticular stimulation; and sleep-related hormones. This book also discusses the phylogenetic correlations of sleep and memory not just in mammals but also in reptiles, amphibians, fishes, and birds. This reference material is a valuable source of information to both students and professionals studying biology, psychology, pharmacology, and neuroscience.
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Table of contents
- Front Cover
- Neurobiology of Sleep and Memory
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- List of Contributors
- Foreword
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Chapter 1. THE BLOODâBRAIN BARRIER AND ITS IMPORTANCE IN THE STUDY OF THE MECHANISMS OF SLEEP AND MEMORY
- Chapter 2. NEUROTRANSMITTERS AND PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
- Chapter 3. BRAIN RNA AND PROTEIN SYNTHESIS DURING TRAINING: THE INTERPRETATION OF CHANGES OF PRECURSOR INCORPORATION
- Chapter 4. PHYLOGENETIC CORRELATIONS BETWEEN SLEEP AND MEMORY
- Chapter 5. THE ACTIVITY OF NEURONAL NETWORKS IN MEMORY CONSOLIDATION
- Chapter 6. THE INVESTIGATION OF THE ROLE OF SEROTONIN IN MAMMALIAN BEHAVIOR
- Chapter 7. NEURONAL ACTIVITY PATTERNS DURING RAPIDâEYE-MOVEMENT SLEEP: RELATION TO WAKING PATTERNS
- Chapter 8. THE RECIPROCAL INTERACTION MODEL OF SLEEP CYCLE CONTROL: IMPLICATIONS FOR PGO WAVE GENERATION AND DREAM AMNESIA
- Chapter 9. NEUROANATOMIC LOCALIZATION AND THE NEUROBIOLOGY OF SLEEP AND MEMORY
- Chapter 10. A NEURAL SYSTEM APPROACH TO THE STUDY OF MEMORY STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL
- Chapter 11. INTERACTION BETWEEN POSTâTRIAL RETICULAR STIMULATION AND SUBSEQUENT PARADOXICAL SLEEP IN MEMORY CONSOLIDATION PROCESSES
- Chapter 12. REMINISCENCES ELICITED BY ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE TEMPORAL LOBE IN HUMANS
- Chapter 13. PIPERIDINE: AN ENDOGENOUS HYPNOGENIC AMINE?
- Chapter 14. BIOSYNTHESIS OF RNA IN RABBIT CEREBRAL CORTEX DURING PERIODS OF SYNCHRONIZED SLEEP AND WAKEFULNESS
- Chapter 15. INVESTIGATION OF THE ROLE OF PROTEINS IN REM SLEEP
- Chapter 16. CHRONIC CANNULATION AND PERFUSION OF CEREBRAL VENTRICLES IN CATS ? THE STUDY OF CEREBROSPINAL FLUID DURING SLEEP AND WAKEFULNESS
- Chapter 17. HYPOTHALAMOâNEUROHYPOPHYSEAL HORMONE EFFECTS ON MEMORY AND RELATED FUNCTIONS IN THE RAT
- Chapter 18. PITUITARY PEPTIDE INFLUENCES ON ATTENTION AND MEMORY
- Chapter 19. SLEEPâRELATED HORMONES
- Chapter 20. SLEEP AND MEMORY: EFFECTS OF GROWTH HORMONE ON SLEEP, BRAIN NEUROCHEMISTRY AND BEHAVIOR
- Chapter 21. MEMORY AND SLEEP: NEUROENDOCRINOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS
- Chapter 22. THE EFFECT OF SLEEP ON HUMAN LONGâTERM MEMORY
- Chapter 23. AMNESIA AND DISORDERS OF EXCESSIVE DAYTIME SLEEPINESS