1 - 15 July 2005 **Summer Break**
We are taking a short summer break from journal
club.
24 June 2005
Jacqueline Rose, from Catherine Rankin's lab,
will present "Behavioural Analysis of Memory in Caenorhabditis elegans".
17 June 2005
Ann will discuss the role of calcium-activated
currents in aging.
Tombaugh
et al., J Neuroscience, 2005. Blank
et al., Nat Neuroscience, 2005.
10 June 2005
Tracy will discuss calcium mediated signalling
and differential requirements of CaMKs in ERK regulation during LTP.
Schmitt
et al., J Neuroscience, 2005.
6 June 2005
Pato will discuss his own prelimanry data
regarding "Extrasynaptic NMDA receptor complexes that turn off LTP".
27 May 2005 **Cancelled**
Journal club is cancelled this week due to
unforseeable circumstances.
20 May 2005
Bill will discuss safety and danger signal
generation in the amygdala and striatum.
Rogan
et al., Neuron, 2005.
13 May 2005
Yijun will discuss the differential roles of
dopamine receptors D1 and D2 in regulation of prefrontal cortical
inhibition.
Trantham-Davidson
et al., J Neuroscience, 2004.
6 May 2005
Marc will discuss data from his lab,
"Imaging Calcium Influx and Presynaptic Facilitation at Aplysia
Sensorimotor Synapses".
29 April 2005
Hongwei will discuss the relationship between
calcuim flux via uncorrelated activity and synaptic plasticity.
Slutsky
et al., Neuron, 2004.
22 April 2005
Samuel Wang, visiting from the Princeton
University, will discuss "Dissecting Synaptic Learning Rules at Central
Synapses".
15 April 2005
Helen will discuss the relationship between
intrinsic excitability and long-term potentiation.
Xu
et al., J Neuroscience, 2005.
8 April 2005
Leonid Moroz, visiting from the University
of Florida, will discuss "Genomic Approaches to Neuronal Diversity and
Plasticity: Insights from Aplysia Neurogenomics".
1 April 2005
Jary will discuss the role of dendritic location
in cortical spike-timing dependent plasticity.
Froemke
et al., Nature, 2005.
25 March 2005 **Cancelled**
Journal club is cancelled this week for Cesar
Chavez day.
18 Mach 2005
Josh will discuss the role of AMPA receptor
insertion in encoding of amygdala-dependent memory.
Rumpel
et al., Science, 2005. Rumpel
et al., Supplemental, 2005.
11 March 2005
Felix will discuss the role of neuroligins in
the formation of inhibitory synapses.
Chih
et al., Science, 2005.
18 February 2005
Rafal will discuss the regulation of actin in
spines as it pertains to bidirectional plasticity.
Okamoto
et al., Nat Neuroscience, 2004.
28 January 2005
Frank will discuss some of his own data on
"Facilitated Indution of Habituation: Higher Centers Help
Reprogram Low-level Circuitry". Background information can be
found in Krasne and Teshiba.
Krasne
and Teshiba, PNAS, 1995.
21 January 2005 **Cancelled**
Journal club is cancelled this week for the
Basic and Translational Science Symposium hosted by the Centre for
Neurovisceral Science & Women's Health. The symposium will be
held in the Northwest Campus Auditorium.
14 January 2005
Bob will discuss spatial representation in the
entorhinal cortex.
Fyhn
et al., Science, 2004.
7 January 2005 **12:00pm Room 2320
Life Sciences Building**
Hemai Parthasarathy will be our guest
speaker. Her presentation is entitled:"Opening access to
science: What every scientist should know when deciding where to
publish".
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