This monograph captures the current excitement in invertebrate neurobiology, from the manipulation of activity in specified neurons to the investigation of behavior. The monograph emphasizes the evolutionary aspects of neurobiology and work on non-model species. The chapters, from internationally respected contributors, incorporate trenchant findings but also identify important outstanding questions. The volume will inspire graduate students and post-docs, and provide a good starting point for any scientist who wants to learn about this resurgent field
Contents
Foreword
Geoffrey North
1. Searching for Insight: Using Invertebrate Nervous Systems to Illuminate Fundamental Principles in Neuroscience
Eve Marder
Emerging Techniques
2. Circuit-breaking and Behavioral Analysis by Molecular Genetic Manipulation of Neural Activity in Drosophila
Todd C. Holmes, Vasu Sheeba, Dogukan Mizrak, Bálint Rubovszky, and David Dahdal
3. Electrophysiology and Optophysiology of Complex Brain Functions in Insects.
Randolf Menzel
Sensory Systems
4. Olfactory/Gustatory Processing
Leslie B. Vosshall
5. Optic Flow Processing in the Cockpit of the Fly
Alexander Borst and Juergen Haag
6. Ommatidial Adaptations for Spatial, Spectral and Polarisation Vision in Arthropods
Eric Warrant, Almut Kelber and Rikard Frederiksen
7. Auditory Systems in Insects
Daniel Robert and Ronald R. Hoy
8. Mechanosensory Regulation of Invertebrate Motor Systems
Dawn M. Blitz and Michael P. Nusbaum
Motor Systems
9. The Neuromechanics of Fly Flight Control
Mark A. Frye
10. Insect Walking: From Reduced Preparations to Natural Terrain
Roy E. Ritzmann and Ansgar Büschges
11. Invertebrate Central Pattern Generators
Paul S. Katz and Scott L. Hooper
Learning and Memory
12. Invertebrate Cognition: Nonelemental Learning beyond Simple Conditioning
Martin Giurfa
13. Memories of Worms and Flies: From Gene to Behavior
Catharine Rankin and Josh Dubnau
14. Simple Minds: The Neurobiology of Invertebrate Learning and Memory
David L. Glanzman
Behavior and Neuroethology Models
15. Going Wild: Towards an Ecology of Visual Information Processing
Jochen Zeil, Norbert Boeddecker, Jan M. Hemmi, and Wolfgang Stürzl
16. Elements of Courtship Behavior in Drosophila
Jean-Francois Ferveur
17. Foraging in Flies and Worms
Mario de Bono and Marla B. Sokolowski
18. Spatial Aspects of Foraging in Ants and Bees
Matthew Collett and Thomas S. Collett
19. Circadian Rhythms and Sleep
Amita Sehgal and Ravi Allada
20. Behavioral Choice
William Kristan and Rhanor Gillette
21. Neuroendocrinology of Eclosion
John Ewer
Evolution
22. Evolution of Excitability in Lower Metazoans
Robert W. Meech and George O. Mackie
23. Evolution of Behavioral Genes
Rodolfo Costa, Federica Sandrelli, and Charalambos P. Kyriacou
Afterword: Universality and Brain Mechanisms
Ralph J. Greenspan
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Statement of Responsibility:
edited by Geoffrey North ; Ralph J. Greenspan
Year:
2007
Publisher:
Cold Spring Harbor, CSHL Press
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BI-30
ISBN:
9780879698195
ISBN (2nd):
0-87969-819-5
Description:
XII, 665 S. : Ill., graph. Darst.
Language:
englisch||
Footnote:
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