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• "Neuroscience“ Editors: Dale Purves et al., Sinauer, (ISBN: 978-0-87893-695-3)Hardcover 5th edition (2012)

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• From Neuron To Brain. 4th Ed. Nicholls, J.G., et al., Sinauer, 2001 (ISBN 0-87893-439-1)

• Ion Channels of Excitable Membranes. 3rd

Ed. Hille, B. Sinauer, Associates, 2001 (ISBN 0-87893-321-2)

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Society for Neuroscience

SfN 2011, DC

Neuroscience 2010 by the numbers:31,975 attendees

Society for Neuroscience 2009399thth Annual Meeting, Chicago (29,980 attendees)

2009 SfN Chicago, Poster Sessions

McCormick Place, Chicago Convention Center

Special Lecture, President T. Carew

Lake Michigan

McCormick Place

Society for Neuroscience 2012422ndnd Annual Meeting, New Orleans (28,505 attendees)

2012 SfN New Orleans

Drs. L. Jan & Y.N. Jan Poster Sessions Eric Kandel

2008.10.09

GFPFP-P-GnRHH medakaTransgenic GFP-GnRH1 neurons Transgenic GFP-GnRH3 neurons

Medaka

•Genome database•Transparent•Spawn daily

Tg gnrh1

Tg gnrh2

Tg gnrh3

Tg gnrh2

Brain

Remove tectum

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Transgenic GFP-GnRH2 neurons

Whole brain in vitroOkubo et al. (2006)

Kanda et al. (2010)

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lhb mRNA

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on activityy ndandeurow w daily cyclicity

Daily cyclicity in AP firing activity of GnRH1 neurons

Karigo et al., 2012

Spontaneous action potential(AP) firing13:00

16:00

may be related to preovulatory GnRH/LH surge may be related to preovulator DL (spawning) cyclicity

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Fig 1. The dividing wall between the cell and the outside world – including other cells – is far from being an impervious shell. On the contrary, it is perforated by various channels. Many of these are specially adapted to one specific ion or molecule and do not permit any other type to pass. Here to the left we see a water channel and to the right an ion channel.

Fig 2. Peter Agre’s experiment with cells containing or lacking aquaporin. The aquaporin is necessary for making the cell absorb water and swell.

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KThe Structure of the Potassium Channel:

Molecular Basis of K+

Conduction and SelectivityDeclan A. Doyle, Joa˜ o Morais Cabral,

Richard A. Pfuetzner, Anling Kuo, Jacqueline M. Gulbis, Steven L. Cohen, Brian T. Chait,

Roderick MacKinnon* SCIENCE VOL. 280 3 APRIL 1998

Ion conduction pore is conserved among

potassium channelsZhe Lu, Angela M. Klem & Yajamana RamuNATURE |VOL 413 | 25 OCTOBER 2001

Bacterial K channelKcsA

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Na

The voltage-sensitive sodium channel is a bell-shaped molecule with several cavitiesChikara Sato*, Yutaka Ueno*, Kiyoshi Asai*, Katsutoshi Takahashi², Masahiko Sato³, Andreas Engelß & Yoshinori FujiyoshiNature 409:1047-1051(2001)

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