P B Woodson
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1.
Woodson P, Schlapfer W
Brain Res
. 1979 Sep;
173(2):225-42.
PMID: 226212
Evidence is presented that the EPSP called RC1-R15, which is recorded from cell R15 of the abdominal ganglion of Aplysia californica upon appropriate stimulation of the right connective, is endogenously...
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Traynor M, Schlapfer W, Woodson P, Barondes S
Alcohol Clin Exp Res
. 1979 Jan;
3(1):57-9.
PMID: 371452
Reporting an unexpected finding, this article suggests a bidirectional cross-tolerance between ethanol-tolerant and temperature-adapted preparations may be a widespread phenomenon. Further investigation of these findings may provide useful insight into...
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Barondes S, Traynor M, Schlapfer W, Woodson P
Drug Alcohol Depend
. 1979 Jan;
4(1-2):155-66.
PMID: 228922
There is increasing evidence that ethanol exerts its primary effect at neuronal membranes by influencing specific lipid--protein or lipid--lipid interactions that control the state of organization of a specific membrane...
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Woodson P, Schlapfer W, Barondes S
Brain Res
. 1978 Nov;
157(1):33-46.
PMID: 29698
Evidence is presented that post-tetanic potentiation (PTP) of the cholinergic, fast, Cl- dependent IPSP seen in cell L5 of the abdominal ganglion of Aplysia californica upon eliciting a spoke in...
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Traynor M, Woodson P, Schlapfer W, Barondes S
Drug Alcohol Depend
. 1977 Sep;
2(5-6):361-70.
PMID: 913239
Repetitive electrical stimulation of an identified synapase in the abdominal ganglion of Aplysia californica results in post-tetanic potentiation (PTP) which decays with a single exponential time course. The rate of...
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Traynor M, Woodson P, Schlapfer W, Barondes S
Science
. 1976 Aug;
193(4252):510-11.
PMID: 181841
Perfusion with 0.8 molar ethanol in a seawater specifically accelerates the rate of decay of posttetanic potentiation observed after repetitive electrical stimulation of an identified synapse in the abdominal ganglion...
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Woodson P, Tremblay J, Schlapfer W, Barondes S
Brain Res
. 1976 Jun;
109(1):83-95.
PMID: 179668
The monosynaptic and unitary excitatory postsynpatic potential (EPSP) observed in cell R15 of the abdominal ganglion of Aplysia californica upon minimal stimulation of the right visceropleural connective exhibits several presynaptic...
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Tremblay J, Woodson P, Schlapfer W, Barondes S
Brain Res
. 1976 Jun;
109(1):61-81.
PMID: 179667
Dopamine, serotonin and related compounds (referred to collectively as biogenic amines) were found to modify transmission at the presumably cholinergic synapse made by an axon in the right visceropleural connective...
9.
Schlapfer W, Tremblay J, Woodson P, Barondes S
Brain Res
. 1976 Jun;
109(1):1-20.
PMID: 179665
Post-tetanic potentiation (PTP) of the monosynaptic and unitary excitatory postsynaptic potential (EPSP) recorded in cell R15 of the abdominal ganglion of Aplysia californica was observed after repetitive stimulation of the...
10.
Woodson P, Schlapfer W, Tremblay J, Barondes S
Brain Res
. 1976 Jun;
109(1):41-59.
PMID: 6120
When a pair of stimuli separated by an appropriate interval is given to the right visceropleural connective of Aplysia californica the amplitude of the second EPSP elicited in cell R15...