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| Carlson N.R. — Physiology of Behavior |
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Liver, osmoreceptors in 380 389—390
Liver, satiety signals from 403
Liver, sodium receptors in 390
Livingstone M.S. 180—181 524
Ljungberg X. 460
Lobectomy, bilateral medial temporal 468
Lobotomies, prefrontal 348f 348—349 350
Lockhead E. 232
Lockjaw See Tetanus
Lockley S.W. 303
Locus coeruleus 118 118f 119 284f 284—285
Locus coeruleus, and emotional response 342f
Locus coeruleus, and REM sleep 291—292 292f
Locus coeruleus, and withdrawal effects 593
Loeb G.E. 211
Loewenstein W.R. 223
Logan F.A. 585
Logothetis N.K. 189
Lohse P. 234
Lombardi J.R. 317
Lomo T. 428 43O
Long-term depression 431 439—440
Long-term depression, vs. long-term potentiation 439 439f
Long-term memory 469—470
Long-term memory, conversion of short—term memory into 469 470 470f
Long-term potentiation 428—439 432f 439f
Long-term potentiation, alcohol and disruption of 600
Long-term potentiation, AMPA receptors and 434—435 435f
Long-term potentiation, and classical conditioning 451
Long-term potentiation, associative 430 431 431f 434f
Long-term potentiation, CaM-KII and 436—437 437f
Long-term potentiation, effects of dopamine on 462 462f
Long-term potentiation, forms of 440
Long-term potentiation, in relational learning 489—490
Long-term potentiation, long-lasting 438
Long-term potentiation, NMDA receptors and 431—434 433f
Long-term potentiation, postsynaptic changes involved in 435—437 436f 437f
Long-term potentiation, presynaptic changes involved in 438
Long-term potentiation, procedure for producing 429—430 430f
Long-term potentiation, role of summation in 431 432f
Long-term potentiation, vs. long-term depression 439 439f
Longnecker D.E. 542
Lordosis 315 320 330
Losartan 383
Loscher W. 600
Loudness 202 202f
Loudness, perception of 212—213
Lowe W. 567
LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide) 121 590—591
Lu E. 417
Lu H. 416
Lu X-C.M. 240
Lubin M. 335
Lucas B.K. 336
Luebke C. 336
Lumbar vertebrae 88 88f
Lumeng L. 605
Lupien S. 572
Luppino G. 456
Luquin M.R. 263
Luscher M. 317
Luteinizing hormone (LH) 309—310 311t
Luteinizing hormone (LH), and menstrual cycle 312—313
Lutz T.A. 399
Lydic R. 288 291
Lydon J.P. 315
Lynch G. 431 440
Lysergic acid diethylamide See LSD
Lysosomes 31f 33
Lytton W.W. 520
l—DOPA 113 114 114f
l—DOPA, and schizophrenia symptoms 116 530
l—DOPA, effect on dopaminergic synapses 117f
l—DOPA, for Parkinson's disease 262 263
M system 120 121f
MA See Mercaptoacetate
MacCagnan T.J. 416
Mach R.H. 589
Machon R.A. 536
MacKinnon D.E 545
Mackintosh J.H. 365
Macko K. 188
MacLean H.E. 308
MacLean P.D. 81
Macroelectrodes, recording of neural activity with 146
MacTavish D. 575
Madden P.A. 554
Madison D.V. 438
Madsen P.L. 275
Maes F.W. 232
Magee J.C. 433
Magert H.J. 318
Maggio J.E. 550
Magistretti P.J. 36
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) 142 143f
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), functional (fMRI) 148 149f
Magnocellular layers 167 168f 184 185 524
Magnocellular layers, abnormalities in, and dyslexia 524
Magnocellular layers, properties of 185f
Magnocellular nucleus 290
Magnuson D.J. 570
Maguire E.A. 487
Mahowald M.W. 295
Maier S.E. 229
Maiese K. 438
Majde J.A. 283
Major affective disorders 544—555
Major affective disorders, brain anomalies in 550—552
Major affective disorders, heritability of 544—545
Major affective disorders, treatments of 545—547
Maksay G. 601
Malach R. 194
Malamut B.L. 480
Maldonado R. 593—594
Malenka R.C. 125 437
Males, aggression in 365
Males, external sex organs in 309 309f
Males, genetic, failure of androgenization of 323—324
Males, internal sex organs in 307f
Males, prenatal sexual development in 307—308
Males, sexual behavior in, hormonal control of 313—315 321—322
Males, sexual behavior in, neural control of 327—329 330f
Malinow R. 435
Malleus 16f 202 203f 205f
Mallick B.N. 291
Mallow G.K. 366
Malnic B. 239
Malpeli J.G. 170
Malsbury C. 459
Malsbury C.W. 328
Mammals, evolution of 14—16 15f
Mammals, middle ear in 15 16f
Mammillary bodies 69f 82 82f 84f
Mammillary bodies, degeneration of, amnesia caused by 480 480f
Mandler G. 473
Mangels J.A. 454
Mania 544 See
Mania, sleep deprivation and 554
Mania, treatment of 546 547 547f
Manji H.K. 547
Mann E. 229
Mann J.J. 550
Mann M.A. 367
Manning L. 510
Mantyh P.W. 228 550
Mantzoros C. 420
Manuck S.B. 575
MAO See Monoamine oxidase
Maquet P. 277 287
Marcel A.I. 509 520
| Marcotte D. 547
Marczynski T.J. 559
Margolin D.I. 508—509 520—521
Margolin, David 192
Margolskee R.E. 232
Marijuana 126—127 601—602
Marin O.S. 500 503 520
Marini J. 387
Mark G.P. 463 567
Mark N. 605
Marks G.A. 280
Marrocco R.T. 284
Marsden C.A. 413
Marshall B.E. 542
Marshall J.C. 518—519
Marson L. 329
Martin C. 181 510 587
Maruyama N. 216
Maruyama S. 522
Mas M. 315 328
Masculinizing effect 307
Mash D.C. 589
Masi A.T. 579
Massa intermedia 69 70f 83 83f
Master genes 76
Maternal behavior 332—338
Maternal behavior, aggression 367
Maternal behavior, auditory control of 334—335
Maternal behavior, hormonal control of 334 335f 335—336 337f
Maternal behaviorneural control of 336—337 337f
Maternal behaviorolfactory control of 334
Maternal behaviorsomatosensory control of 335
Mather P. 401
Matsuda L.A. 126
Matteo S. 320
Matthes H.W. 591
Matthews D.B. 600
Matuzawa R. 186
Maunsell J.H. 170 185
Mawson A.R. 419
Mayberg H.S. 551
Mayer A.D. 336
Mayer D.J. 228—229
Mazur A. 367—368
MC4-R See Melanocortin-4 receptor
McArthur A.J. 302
McBrair M.C 323
McBride W.J. 605—606
McCann U.D. 595
McCarley R.W. 275 291—292 294
McCarthy G. 510
McCarthy R.A. 507 518
McCaul K.D. 368
McCleod R. 195
McClintock M.K. 315 319
McCormick D.A. 284
McDonald R.J. 454
McDonald T.J. 411
McEwen B.S. 572 579
McFadden D. 323
McGinty D.J. 268 286—287 341
McGrath J.I. 535
McGregor A. 595
MCH See Melanin-concentrating hormone
McHugh T.J. 489
McKenna K.E 329
McKenna T.M. 216
McKinzie A.A. 412
McLaughlin S.K. 232
Mclver B. 384
McMackin D. 480
McMahon K. 600
McNaughton B.L. 485—486
Meal schedule 397
Meaning, of words 506—507
Mechanoreceptors, in skin 222 223f
Mechoulam R. 127
Meddis R. 293
Medial 65 65f
Medial forebrain bundle (MFB) 456 457—458
Medial geniculate nucleus 83
Medial geniculate nucleus, in auditory pathway 210 210f
Medial geniculate nucleus, medial division of See MGm
Medial nucleus of amygdala 318 340 341 341f
Medial nucleus of amygdala, and aggressive behavior 365
Medial nucleus of amygdala, and female sexual behavior 332f
Medial nucleus of amygdala, and male sexual behavior 319 330f
Medial nucleus of amygdala, and maternal behavior 336—337
Medial nucleus of amygdala, and salt appetite 387—388 388f
Medial pontine reticular formation (MPRF) 289 290f 291
Medial preoptic area (MPA) 329
Medial preoptic area (MPA), and intermale aggression 365
Medial preoptic area (MPA), and male sexual behavior 328—329 330f
Medial preoptic area (MPA), and maternal behavior 336—337
Medial preoptic area (MPA), and paternal behavior 337
Medial preoptic area (MPA), estrogen receptors in 336
Medial septum 490
Medial temporal lobe, damage to, and retrograde amnesia 481
Medial temporal lobe, limbic cortex of See Limbic cortex
Median preoptic nucleus 385f 385—386
Median preoptic nucleus, lesions of, effects on drinking 386 387f
Mednick S.A. 536—537
Medulla (medulla oblongata) 69f 87f 88
Meesters Y. 554
Mehlman P.T. 363—364
Meijer J.H. 297—298
Meisel R.L. 314
Meissner's corpuscle 222 222f 223f
Melanin-concentrating hormone (MCH) 408 409 421t
Melanin-concentrating neurons, connections of 410f
Melanin-concentrating neurons, inhibition of, CART and 412
Melanin-concentrating neurons, location of 409f
Melanocortin-4 receptor (MC4-R) 416—417
Melanopsin 298
Melatonin 301
Melges F.T. 275
Mellet E. 196
Melngailis I. 523
Meltzer H.Y. 534
Melzak R. 227
Membrane potential 40—41 See
Membrane potential, forces responsible for 41—44
Membrane, ion channels in 44 45f
Membrane, of neuron 30 31f
Membrane, of photoreceptors 166
Membrane, permeability of, action potential and 46f
Membrane, postsynaptic 50 51 51f
Membrane, presynaptic 50 51 51f
Membrane, sodium-potassium transporters in 43—44 44f
Memory/memories 424
Memory/memories, alcohol and disruption of 600
Memory/memories, brain structures responsible for 82
Memory/memories, confabulation of 480—481
Memory/memories, declarative 472—474
Memory/memories, declarative, formation of 475—476 476f
Memory/memories, effects of emotions on 346
Memory/memories, episodic 452 472 479—480
Memory/memories, formation of, REM sleep and 280
Memory/memories, in amnestic patients 479f
Memory/memories, long-term 469—470
Memory/memories, marijuana and disruption of 602
Memory/memories, nondeclarative 472—473
Memory/memories, REM sleep and 280
Memory/memories, semantic 479—480
Memory/memories, short-term 443—447 444 469—470
Memory/memories, storage of 80
Memory/memories, stress and problems with 572
Men See Males
Menco B.P. 237
Mendelson M. 223
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