1. The effect of long-term oral combination of methylphenidate and reserpine on the autonomic phenomena at rest and on inborn and acquired reflexes of dogs

   • V. Ehrlich
   • K. Froňková
   • L. Šlégr

   Original Investigations Pages: 357 - 371

2. Blocking of the cortically induced behavioral attention (orienting) response by chlorpromazine

   • Birger B. Kaada
   • Helge Bruland

   Original Investigations Pages: 372 - 388

3. Chemistry and pharmacology of compounds related to 4-(4-hydroxy-4-phenyl-piperidino)-butyrophenone

   • Paul A. J. Janssen
   • Anton H. M. Jageneau
   • Karel H. L. Schellekens

   Original Investigations Pages: 389 - 392

4. Effects of chlorpromazine upon psychological development in the puppy

   • John L. Fuller
   • Lincoln D. Clark
   • Marcus B. Waller

   Original Investigations Pages: 393 - 407

5. Reversible and irreversible dyskinesia after treatment with perphenazine, chlorpromazine, reserpine and electroconvulsive therapy

   • L. Uhrbrand
   • A. Faurbye

   Original Investigations Pages: 408 - 418

6. Zur Testung depressiv auf das Zentralnervensystem wirkender Pharmaka

   • M. Müller
   • J. Gebhard

   Originalarbeiten Pages: 419 - 428

7. Ataractics and strain differences in audiogenic seizures in mice

   • N. Plotnikoff

   Short Communications Pages: 429 - 432

8. Effects of morphine and nalorphine upon tooth pulp thresholds of dogs in the alert and drowsy state

   • Jane E. Heng
   • Edward F. Domino

   Short Communications Pages: 433 - 436