Chapter
Introduction
pp.：
14 – 16
Chapter 1. The application of zonal centrifugation to the study of some brain subcellular fractions
pp.：
16 – 26
Chapter 2. Molecular properties of choline acetyltransferase and their importance for the compartmentation of acetylcholine synthesis
pp.：
26 – 42
Chapter 3. Action of phospholipase A on synaptic vesicles. A model for transmitter release?
pp.：
42 – 54
Chapter 4. Localization of transmitter candidates in the hippocampal region
pp.：
54 – 72
Chapter 5. Chemical and stereochemical aspects of behavioural studies
pp.：
72 – 78
Chapter 6. Changes in the properties of acetylcholinesterase in the invertebrate central nervous system
pp.：
78 – 92
Chapter 7. Hallucinogenic drugs and circadian rhythms
pp.：
92 – 110
Chapter 8. Effects of some centrally acting drugs on caeruloplasmin
pp.：
110 – 118
Chapter 9. Some biochemical correlates of inherited behavioural differences
pp.：
118 – 128
Chapter 10. Behavioural actions of anticholinergic drugs
pp.：
128 – 140
Chapter 11. Centrally acting cholinolytics and the choice behaviour of the rat
pp.：
140 – 152
Chapter 12. Central cholinergic mechanisms in the thermoregulation of the rat
pp.：
152 – 156
Chapter 13. The effects of anticholinergic drugs, chlorpromazine and LSD-25, on evoked potentials, EEG and behaviour
pp.：
156 – 172
Chapter 14. The effect of atropine on the metabolism of acetylcholine in the cerebral cortex
pp.：
172 – 180
Chapter 15. Factors influencing the release of prostaglandins from the cerebral cortex
pp.：
180 – 184
Chapter 16. Behavioural actions of some substituted amphetamines
pp.：
184 – 196
Chapter 17. The action of drugs on single neurones in the brain
pp.：
196 – 202
Chapter 18. Access of quaternary drugs to the central nervous system
pp.：
202 – 210
Author Index
pp.：
210 – 212
Subject Index
pp.：
212 – 218
Biochemical and Pharmacological Mechanisms Underlying Behaviour
( Volume 36 )
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