CURRENT ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Neurobiology of Sleep and its Disorders. (Posgraduate course within the Master in Neuroscience. Universidad Autonoma of Madrid). May 2012
1. Neuroanatomical, neurophysiological and neurochemical sleep mechanisms.
2. Acute and chronic effects of opiates on sleep and EEG
Acetylcholine, carbachol, morphine, GABA, hypocretin/orexin, pontine tegmentum, basal forebrain
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de la Roza C., F.Reinoso-Suárez. Ultrastructure and synaptic organization of axon terminals of the ventral part of the oral pontine reticular nucleus. J. Comp. Neurol. 418:93-105, 2000
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Núñez A., ML. Rodrigo, I. de Andrés and F. Reinoso- Suárez. Firing activity and postsynaptic propierties of morphologically identified neurons of the ventral oral pontine reticular nucleus. Neuroscience. 115: 1165-1175. 2002.
De Andrés I., M. Garzón and J. Villablanca. The disconnected brain stem does not support rapid eye movement sleep rebound following selective deprivation. Sleep. 26: 419-435; 2003.
De Andrés I., M. Garzón and JR. Villablanca. The brain stem but not the forebrain independently supports basic morphine´s tolerance and withdrawal effects. A study in cats with midbrain transection Beh. Brain Res. 148:133-144. 2004.
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