1. Introduction

   • P. Driscoll

   Multi-author Review 01 June 1988 Pages: 463 - 464

2. Genetic and pharmacological models of cholinergic supersensitivity and affective disorders

   • D. H. Overstreet
   • R. W. Russell
   • D. S. Janowsky

   Multi-author Review 01 June 1988 Pages: 465 - 472

3. Opioids and behavior: genetic aspects

   • H. R. Frischknecht
   • B. Siegfried
   • P. G. Waser

   Multi-author Review 01 June 1988 Pages: 473 - 481

4. Genetic and environmental influences on behavioral and neurochemical aspects of emotionality in rats

   • C. Gentsch
   • M. Lichtsteiner
   • H. Feer

   Multi-author Review 01 June 1988 Pages: 482 - 490

5. The locus ceruleus: a possible neural focus for genetic differences in emotionality

   • D. A. Blizard

   Multi-author Review 01 June 1988 Pages: 491 - 495

6. Long-term depressor effects of noradrenaline and dopamine neurons transplanted into the third ventricle of the brain of salt-loaded hypertensive rats

   • R. Hashimoto
   • F. Kimura

   Short Communications 01 June 1988 Pages: 495 - 497

7. Satellite DNA from the beetleTenebrio molitor

   • E. Petitpierre
   • J. M. Gatewood
   • C. W. Schmid

   Short Communications 01 June 1988 Pages: 498 - 499

8. Phorbol esters enhance glutathione-induced feeding response in Hydra

   • G. Venturini
   • M. Giliberti
   • R. A. Scarcella

   Short Communications 01 June 1988 Pages: 500 - 501

9. Prevention of enteral radiocesium absorption by hexacyanoferrates(II) in piglets

   • P. Nielsen
   • R. Fischer
   • A. A. Pfau

   Short Communications 01 June 1988 Pages: 502 - 504

10. The nature of posterior hypothalamic projections to cardiorespiratory centers in the brainstem

    • C. F. L. Hinrichsen
    • R. Buttery

    Short Communications 01 June 1988 Pages: 504 - 506

11. Massive striatal dopamine release in acute cerebral ischemia in rats

    • H. Yao
    • S. Sadoshima
    • H. Uchimura

    Short Communications 01 June 1988 Pages: 506 - 508

12. Brown adipose tissue activity in hypophysectomized rats: involvement of sympathetic system

    • M. Goubern
    • M. C. Laury
    • R. Portet

    Short Communications 01 June 1988 Pages: 508 - 509

13. Neither prolactin nor growth hormone restore the nocturnal rise in pineal N-acetyltransferase activity or melatonin content in hypophysectomized rats

    • I. Sabry
    • R. J. Reiter

    Short Communications 01 June 1988 Pages: 509 - 511

14. Effects of multiple injections of luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone in the induction of pregnancy in androgenized female rats

    • T. Sawada

    Short Communications 01 June 1988 Pages: 511 - 513

15. Antagonism of V₂-receptor effect of antidiuretic hormone by atrial natriuretic peptide in man

    • J. Brown
    • M. L. Forsling
    • C. T. Dollery

    Short Communications 01 June 1988 Pages: 513 - 516

16. Effect of an antiglucocorticoid (RU-38486) on hydrocortisone induction of maltase-glucosamylase, sucrase-isomaltase and trehalase in brush border membranes of suckling rats

    • G. Galand

    Short Communications 01 June 1988 Pages: 516 - 518

17. Kinetics of chemo-attraction of polymorphonuclear leukocytes towards N-formyl peptide studied with a novel polycarbonate (Nuclepore) membrane in the Boyden chamber

    • L. P. Bignold

    Short Communications 01 June 1988 Pages: 518 - 521

18. A new chromosome number forBombina (Anura, Discoglossidae)

    • J. M. Szymura
    • T. Passakas-Szymczak

    Short Communications 01 June 1988 Pages: 521 - 523

19. Insect photoperiodism: various ways of regulating univoltinism in lacewings (Planipennia: Chrysopidae)

    • M. Canard
    • A. Grimal

    Short Communications 01 June 1988 Pages: 523 - 525

20. TheParamecium circadian clock: a phase-plane analysis of entrainments by discrete changes in light intensity and continuous light involved in a light/dark cycle

    • K. Hasegawa
    • A. Tanakadate

    Short Communications 01 June 1988 Pages: 526 - 528

21. Infection of frog tadpoles (Amphibia) by insect parasitic nematodes (Rhabditida)

    • G. O. Poinar Jr
    • G. M. Thomas

    Short Communications 01 June 1988 Pages: 528 - 531

22. Identification and electroantennographic activity of sex-specific geranyl esters in an abdominal gland of femaleAgriotes obscurus (L.) andA. lineatus (L.) (Coleoptera, Elateridae)

    • A. -K. Borg-Karlson
    • L. Ågren
    • G. Bergström

    Short Communications 01 June 1988 Pages: 531 - 534

23. Accumulation of phenylpropanoids in the rectal glands of males of the Oriental fruit fly,Dacus dorsalis

    • R. Nishida
    • K. H. Tan
    • H. Fukami

    Short Communications 01 June 1988 Pages: 534 - 536

24. The clerid beetle,Thanasimus formicarius, is attracted to the pheromone of the ambrosia beetle,Trypodendron lineatum

    • B. Å. Tømmerås

    Short Communications 01 June 1988 Pages: 536 - 537

25. Why do parent birds swallow the feces of their nestlings?

    • E. Glück

    Short Communications 01 June 1988 Pages: 537 - 539

26. Occurrence of heavy metal binding phytochelatins in plants growing in a mining refuse area

    • E. Grill
    • E. -L. Winnacker
    • M. H. Zenk

    Short Communications 01 June 1988 Pages: 539 - 540

27. Reproductive effort of short shoots in silver birch (Betula pendula Roth)

    • J. Tuomi
    • S. Nisula
    • V. Jormalainen

    Short Communications 01 June 1988 Pages: 540 - 541