PUBLICATIONS:

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 1 F. Abraham, M. Gardiner and J.L. Maderdrut. A spectral and discriminant  analysis 
   of  EEG  activity in lesioned and non-lesioned hypothalamic  sites.  Society  for 
   Neuroscience (First Annual Meeting), Washington, D.C., 1971, p. 65.


 2 J. Reitzel, R.W. Oppenheim and J.L. Maderdrut. Behavioral and biochemical  analy-
   sis  of  gamma-aminobutyric acid mediated inhibition in the early  chick  embryo. 
   Society for Neuroscience (Seventh Annual Meeting), Anaheim, 1977, p. 117.


 3 J.L. Maderdrut, T.L. Yaksh, P. Petrusz and V.L.W. Go. Origin and distribution  of 
   cholecystokinin-containing nerve terminals in the mammalian dorsal horn. Interna-
   tional Histochemistry and Cytochemistry Congress (Sixth), Brighton, 198O, p. 24O.

 4  R.W. Oppenheim and J.L. Maderdrut. Pharmacological modulation  of  neuromuscular 
   transmission  and  cell death in the lateral motor column of  the  chick  embryo. 
   Society for Neuroscience (Eleventh Annual Meeting), Los Angeles, 1981, p. 291.

 5 J.L. Maderdrut and R.W. Oppenheim. Reduction of naturally-occurring cell death in 
   the thoraco-lumbar and sacral preganglionic cell column of the chick embryo  fol-
   lowing  blockade  of ganglionic transmission. Society for  Neuroscience  (Twelfth 
   Annual Meeting), Minneapolis, 1982, p. 638.

 6  J.L. Maderdrut and R.W. Oppenheim. Naturally-occurring cell death in  the  para-
   vertebral sympathetic ganglia of the chick embryo: effects of nerve growth factor 
   and blockade of ganglionic neurotransmission. International Union of the  Physio-
   logical Sciences Congress (XXIX Meeting), Sydney, 1983, p. 242.


 7 J.L. Maderdrut, D.K. Sundberg, I. Merchenthaler, N. Okado and R.W. Oppenheim. De-
   velopment  of proenkephalin-like immunoreactivity in the lumbar spinal  cord  and 
   the  adrenal medulla of the chick embryo. European Society for Neurochemistry  (V 
   Meeting), Budapest, 1984, p. 206.


 8 J.L. Maderdrut, I. Merchenthaler and R.W. Oppenheim. Reduction and enhancement of 
   naturally-occurring  cell death in the ciliary ganglion of the chick embryo  fol-
   lowing blockade of neuromuscular and ganglionic transmission. Society for  Neuro-
   science (Fourteenth Annual Meeting), Los Angeles, 1984, p. 639.


 9  G. Lázár, I. Merchenthaler, J.L. Maderdrut and P. Petrusz. Distribution of  met-
   enkephalin  in the frog's brain.  World Congress of Neuroscience  (2nd  Meeting), 
   Budapest, 1987, p. 303.


10 P. Petrusz, I. Merchenthaler and J.L. Maderdrut. In situ enzymatic cleavage as  a 
   tool  in  the study of neuropeptide precursors by  immunocytochemistry.  Interna-
   tional  Congress of Histochemistry and Cytochemistry (8th  Meeting),  Washington, 
   D.C., 1988, p. 852.


11  I. Merchenthaler and J.L. Maderdrut. Immunocytochemical localization  of  neuro-
   kinin  B  in the rat central nervous system. American Association  of  Anatomists 
   (Spring Meeting), Philadelphia, 1990, p. 69A.


12 D. Reglodi, A. Somogyvari-Vigh, J.L. Maderdrut, S. Vigh  and A. Arimura.  Effects 
   of spontaneous hyperthermia  following middle cerebral artery occlusion  in rats. 
   Maturation  Phenomenon  in  Cerebral  Ischemia  (4th International Workshop), New 
   Orleans, 1999, in press.
 

13 H. Abraham, A. Somogyvari-Vigh, J.L. Maderdrut, S. Vigh  and  A. Arimura.  Micro-
   glial activation  and  interleukin-1b  expression  in the  preoptic area/anterior 
   hypothalamus following middle cerebral artery occlusion.  Cytokines and the Brain 
   (2nd International Symposium), New Orleans, 2000, p. 37. 


14 G.  Lazar,  J.L.  Maderdrut  and  I.  Merchenthaler.   Distribution  of  melanin-
   concentrating hormone-like immunoreactivity in the central nervous system of Rana 
   esculenta. European Neurobiology Congress (3rd Meeting), Murcia, 2001, in press. 

15 A. Arimura, M. Li, A. Somogyvari-Vigh and J.L. Maderdrut. Different concentrations 
   of PACA trigger  different signaling  pathways  in neuron/glia co-cultures and glia-
   enriched cultures: relevance  to neuroprotection  by femtomolar or nanomolar concen-
   trations of PACAP-38.  Society for Neuroscience (Thirty-First Annual Meeting),  San 
   Diego, 2001, # 210.7.

16 A. Arimura, T. Kikuta, M. Li, S. David, T. Seki and J.L. Maderdrut. Signaling cascade 
   involved in neuroprotection by femtomolar PACAP.   American   Summer   Neuropeptide  
   Conference (13th  Annual Meeting), Montauk, 2003, (in press).

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