Ciba Foundation Symposium 107 - Functions of the Basal Ganglia

Content:
Chapter 1 Opening Remarks (pages 1–2): E.V. Evarts
Chapter 2 Afferent and Efferent Relationships of the Basal Ganglia (pages 3–29): W. J. H. Nauta and V. B. Domesick
Chapter 3 Synapses of Identified Neurons in the Neostriatum (pages 30–47): J. P. Bolam
Chapter 4 Synaptic Organization of the Basal Ganglia: An Electroanatomical Approach in the Rat (pages 48–63): J. M. Deniau and G. Chevalier
Chapter 5 Functional Organization of the Basal Ganglia: Contributions of Single?Cell Recording Studies (pages 64–82): M. R. Delong, A. P. Georgopoulos, M. D. Crutcher, S. J. Mitchell, R. T. Richardson and G. E. Alexander
Chapter 6 Basal Ganglia Outputs and Motor Control (pages 83–113): Edward V. Evarts and Steven P. Wise
Chapter 7 Neurochemically Specified Subsystems in the Basal Ganglia (pages 114–149): Ann M. Graybiel
Chapter 8 Role of the Thalamus in the Bilateral Regulation of Dopaminergic and GABAergic Neurons in the Basal Ganglia (pages 150–163): J. Glowinski, M. J. Besson and A. Cheramy
Chapter 9 ??Aminobutyric Acid and Basal Ganglia Outflow Pathways (pages 164–182): C. Reavill, P. Jenner and C. D. Marsden
Chapter 10 Behavioural Effects of Manipulation of Basal Ganglia Neurotransmitters (pages 183–200): Susan D. Iversen
Chapter 11 The Neostriatum Viewed Orthogonally (pages 210–224): Ivan Divac
Chapter 12 Which Motor Disorder in Parkinson's Disease Indicates the True Motor Function of the Basal Ganglia? (pages 225–241): C. D. Marsden
Chapter 13 Basal Ganglia Lesions and Psychological Analyses of the Control of Voluntary Movement (pages 242–268): Alan M. Wing and Ed Miller
Chapter 14 Closing Remarks (pages 269–272): E.V. Warts