1. 6-Hydroxydopamine induces the loss of the dopaminergic phenotype in substantia nigra neurons of the rat

   • K. E. Bowenkamp
   • D. David
   • T. J. Mahalik

   Research Article Pages: 1 - 7

2. Spatial orientation of semicircular canals and afferent sensitivity vectors in pigeons

   • J. David Dickman

   Research Article Pages: 8 - 20

3. Modulation of vergence by off-vertical yaw axis rotation in the monkey normal characteristics and effects of space flight

   • Mingjia Dai
   • Theodore Raphan
   • Bernard Cohen

   Research Article Pages: 21 - 29

4. Capsaicin preferentially affects small-diameter acutely isolated rat dorsal root ganglion cell bodies

   • Lucinda P. Del Mar
   • Carla G. Cardenas
   • Reese S. Scroggs

   Research Article Pages: 30 - 34

5. The output of the hippocampus is inhibited during social behavior in the male rat

   • J. Garritano
   • C. Martinez
   • T. Smock

   Research Article Pages: 35 - 40

6. Electron-microscopic study of dopaminergic structures in the medial subdivision of the monkey nucleus accumbens

   • Keiko Ikemoto
   • Keiji Satoh
   • Toshihiro Maeda

   Research Article Pages: 41 - 50

7. Effect of tris-(hydroxymethyl)-aminomethane on experimental focal cerebral ischemia

   • Seigo Nagao
   • Takuji Kitaoka
   • Motoomi Ohkawa

   Research Article Pages: 51 - 56

8. Serotonergic modulation of the mudpuppy (Necturus maculatus) locomotor pattern in vitro

   • K. Jovanović
   • T. Petrov
   • R. B. Stein

   Research Article Pages: 57 - 67

9. Combined eye-head gaze shifts to visual and auditory targets in humans

   • Jenny E. Goldring
   • Michael C. Dorris
   • Douglas R. Munoz

   Research Article Pages: 68 - 78

10. Visual evoked potential evidence for parallel processing of depth- and form-related information in human visual cortex

    • D. Aled Jeffreys

    Research Article Pages: 79 - 99

11. Simple methods of identifying the independently generated components of scalp-recorded responses evoked by stationary patterns

    • D. Aled Jeffreys

    Research Article Pages: 100 - 112

12. Voluntary rhythmical movement is reset by stimulating the motor cortex

    • D. S. Wagener
    • J. G. Colebatch

    Research Article Pages: 113 - 120

13. The ability to produce express saccades as a function of gap interval among schizophrenia patients

    • Brett A. Clementz

    Research Article Pages: 121 - 130

14. The “gap paradigm” leads to express-like saccadic reaction times in Parkinson's disease

    • A. Roll
    • M. M. Wierzbicka
    • W. Wolf

    Research Note Pages: 131 - 138

15. Cortical potentials during the gap prior to express saccades and fast regular saccades

    • S. Everting
    • P. Krappmann
    • H. Flohr

    Research Note Pages: 139 - 143

16. Otolith orientation and downbeat nystagmus in the normal cat

    • S. A. Rude
    • J. F. Baker

    Research Note Pages: 144 - 148

17. Response of guinea pig vestibular nucleus neurons to clicks

    • Toshihisa Murofushi
    • Ian S. Curthoys
    • Darrin P. Gilchrist

    Research Note Pages: 149 - 152