CRITICAL REVIEWS AND THEORETICAL ARTICLES

G. BIGNAMI. E. ALLEVA. F. CHIARO!PlCI and G. LAVIOLA (Rome,

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Italyj :- Selective changes in mouse behavioral development after prenatal benzodiazepine exposure: A progress report. FISHER-CORNELSSEN (Basle, Switzerland) : Methodology of clinical research with psychotropic drugs. Part II. GRATZ, D.F. LEVINSON and G.M. SIMPSON (Philadelphia, U.S.A.): The treatment and management of neuroleptic malignant syndrome. LAMBERT, R.J.H. WOJCIKIEWICZ, S.T. SAFRANY, E.M. WHITHAM and S.R. NAHORSKI (Leicester, United Kingdom):Muscarine receptore, phosphoinositide metabolism and intracellular calcium in neuronal cells.

J. OLLEY (Clayton Victoria, Australia) : Chronic opioid treatment and endogenous opioids,

N. L-S. POTTS and J.R.T. DAVIDSON (Durham, U.S.A.) : Social phobia : Biological aspects and pharmacotherapy.

C. RADOUCO-THOMAS, D. GUAY, S. MARTIN, P.-A. MARQUIS, F. GARCIN and S.-RADOUCO-THOMAS (Quebec, Canada) : Clinical studies in controlled primary alcohol withdrawal syndrome : Concepts, oathoohvsiolocrv. diagnosis and DharmacotheraDv.

C. ~~OUCO~~HO~S,--~. ~~OUCO-THOSE, S. ~UC~~THO~S, R.F. DE ESTABLE-PUIG, M.R.V. MURTHY and S. CHAWLA (Quebec, Canada) : Organic brain syndrome (dementia) and acquired deficiency immune syndrome (AIDS).

G. ROCCATAGLIATA (Genoa, Italy) : The historical roots of biological psychiatry. Origins : Hippocrates of Cos.

P. SACHDEV (Sydney, Australia) : Neuroleptic-induced movement disorders and body iron status.

Y. SCHIFFMANN (Dundee, U.K.) : Biological fluid membrans generates triggering cycle and homeostatis.

GENERRL RESEARCH PAPERS

M. AKIL and D.A. LEWIS (Pittsburgh, U.S.A.) : Potential development of parvalbumin immunoreactivity in axon terminals of basket and chandelier neurons in monkey neocortex.

S.C. DILSAVER, H. HARTHARAN and R.K. DAVIDSON (Columbus, U.S.A.) : Phenelzine produces subsensitivity to nicotine.

A. FLUGY, M. GAGLIANO and V. NOVARA (Palermo, Italy) : Sodium valproate, picrotoxin and naloxone interactions on water intake in adapted water-deprived rat.

A. FLUGY, V. NOVARA and P.M. PROVENZANO (Palermo, Italy) : Sodium valproate! aminoxyacetic acid, chlordiazepoxide interactions on water intake in adapted water-deprived rat.

J.R. GLOWA, E. M. STERNBERG and P.W. GOLD (Bethesda, U.S.A.): Differential behavioral response in LEW/N rats: Effect of corticotropin releasing hormone.

J. HAXRO and L. ORELAND (Uppsala, Sweden): Age-related differences of cholecystokin in receptor in the rat brain.

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G. HINES and M.A. MILLER (Little Rock, U.S.A.) : Lithium, rubidium effects on adjunctive water consumption : Effects of adding concurrent shock.

M. MAES, S. SCHARPE, E. BOSMANS, M. VANDEWOUDE, E. SUY. W. UYTTENBROECK W. COOREMAN, C. VANDERVORST and J. RAUS (Edegem, Belgium): Disturbances in acute phase plasma proteins during melanchola: Additional evidence for the presence of an imflammatory process during that illness.

T. OHTA, T. IWATA, Y. KAYUKAWA and T. OKADA (Nagoya, Japan): Daily activity and persistent sleep webe schedule disorders.

C. RADOUCO-THOMAS, G. STEWART, P. SINGH, J. ATTEBI and S. RADOUCO-THOMAS (Quebec, Canada) : Neuropharmacology & neurotoxicology of trichothecene mycotoxins. Studies on deoxynivalenol and T-2 Toxin. Part 1.

D. RIEMANN and M. BERGER (Mannheim and Freiburg: F.R.G.): REMsleep, age, depression and the cholinergic REM induction test with RS 86.

V. VOLTARA and M.J. PAOLI (Ancona, Italy) : Amineptine in schizophrenic patients undergoing prolonged neuroleptic treatment and showing passivity, depression, defectiveness and chronic extrapyramidal syndromes.

SPECIAL ISSUES AND TOPICS

Resional Brain Dysfunction

Editor : D. Charney

Kindlina Model of EDileDSy

Neurochemical and NeuroDsvchooharmacolooical ASDeCtS

Editor : J.L. Meyerhoff