1. Guest editorial

   • Bogomir Mršulja
   • W. David Lust

   EditorialNotes Pages: 245 - 245

2. Determinants of survival after forebrain ischemia in Mongolian gerbils

   • K. Weber
   • A. Baethmann
   • O. Kempski

   Original Contributions Pages: 247 - 255

3. Protective effect of fasting upon cerebral hypoxic-ischemic injury

   • K. G. Go
   • G. H. M. Prenen
   • J. Korf

   Original Contributions Pages: 257 - 263

4. Alterations in synaptosomal membrane Na,K-ATPase of the gerbil cortex and hippocampus following reversible brain ischemia

   • T. Stojanović
   • B. B. Mršulja

   Original Contributions Pages: 265 - 272

5. Effect of ischemia on noradrenergic and energy-related metabolites in the cerebral cortex of young and adult gerbils

   • K. Kumami
   • B. B. Mršulja
   • M. Spatz

   Original Contributions Pages: 273 - 277

6. Delayed hypometabolism induced by bilateral ischemia in the gerbil: Regional metabolic thresholds

   • Bogomir B. Mršulja
   • Yasuyuki Ueki
   • W. David Lust

   Original Contributions Pages: 279 - 285

7. A role forγ-aminobutyric acid (GABA) in the evolution of delayed neuronal death following ischemia

   • W. D. Lust
   • H. M. Assaf
   • L. L. Sternau

   Original Contributions Pages: 287 - 292

8. Glutathione reductase during and after brain ischemia in gerbils

   • Danica Stanimirovićc
   • Bogdan M. Djuričić
   • Bogomir B. Mrŝulja

   Original Contributions Pages: 293 - 296

9. Polyamine metabolism in reversible cerebral ischemia of Mongolian gerbils

   • Wulf Paschen
   • Gabriele Röhn
   • Günter Mies

   Original Contributions Pages: 297 - 302

10. Significance of biogenic amines in functional disturbances resulting from brain injury

    • Hanna M. Pappius

    Original Contributions Pages: 303 - 310

11. The effect of early postnatal hypoxia on the regional cerebral utilization of glucose in adult rats

    • V. Stefanovich
    • A. Lun
    • J. Gross

    Original Contributions Pages: 311 - 315