| SI.1 | SYNAPTIC MECHANISMS OF SENSORY PERCEPTION
Petersen Carl | SI.1
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| SI.2 | REORGANIZATION OF THE VISUAL CORTEX FOLLOWING MONOCULAR CIRCUMSCRIBED RETINAL LESIONS: UPDATE ON HEBBIAN LEARNING RULES
Waleszczyk Wioletta J.*, Wang Chun, Bardy Cedric, Calford Michael B., Dreher Bogdan
*Department of Neurophysiology, Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology | SI.2
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| SI.3 | WHAT IS STORED IN THE HIPPOCAMPUS DURING A TACTILE CATEGORIZATION TASK?
Diamond Mathew, Itskov Pavel, Vinnik Ekaterina | SI.3
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| SI.4 | THE LEARNING BRAIN – ACTIVATION DURING CLASSICAL CONDITIONING
Kossut Malgorzata*, Cybulska Anita
*Molecular and Cellular Neurobiology, Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology | SI.4
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| SII.1 | INSIDE BOLD – WHY NEURONAL ACTIVITY MODULATES MR SIGNAL?
Bogorodzki Piotr | SII.1
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| SII.2 | NEURAL BASES OF PRAXIS AND TARGET-DIRECTED ACTIONS
Króliczak Grzegorz | SII.2
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| SII.3 | THE NEURAL CORRELATES OF LANGUAGE PROCESSING AND ITS DISORDERS OVER THE LIFE SPAN
Heim Stefan | SII.3
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| SII.4 | NEURAL CORRELATES OF FALSE RECOGNITION
Marchewka Artur | SII.4
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| SIII.1 | SUBREGIONAL SPECIFIC ROLE OF HIPPOCAMPAL SYNAPTIC PLASTICITY IN SPATIAL MEMORY PROCESSING: SIGNIFICANCE OF B-ADRENERGIC RECEPTORS
Manahan-Vaughan Denise | SIII.1
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| SIII.2 | SENSORY LEARNING ENHANCES GABAERGIC SYNAPTIC TRANSMISSION IN THE BARREL CORTEX OF THE MOUSE.
Tokarski Krzysztof*, Urban-Ciecko Joanna, Kossut Malgorzata, Hess Grzegorz
*Institute of Pharmacology, Polish Academy of Sciences | SIII.2
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| SIII.3 | IMPACT OF SENSORY LEARNING ON GABA-ERGIC TONIC INHIBITION IN MOUSE BARREL CORTEX
Mozrzymas Jerzy W.*, Urban-Ciecko Joanna
*Laboratory of Neuroscience, Department of Biophysics, Wroclaw Medical University | SIII.3
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| SIII.4 | A TRANSIENT SWITCH IN THE SIGN OF NMDAR-DEPENDENT SYNAPTIC CHANGE DURING EXPERIENCE-DEPENDENT PLASTICITY IN VIVO
Barth Alison*, Weng Jing
*Department of Biological Sciences and Center for the Neural Basis of Cognition, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh PA 15213, USA | SIII.4
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| SIV.1 | MICROGLIAL SENESCENCE AND DEGENERATION IN THE PATHOGENESIS OF NEURODEGENERATIVE DISEASE
Streit Wolfgang | SIV.1
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| SIV.2 | MANIPULATING INFLAMMATION AND GLIOSIS IN NEUROLOGICAL DISEASES – A CLINICAL PERSPECTIVE
Czlonkowska Anna | SIV.2
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| SIV.3 | GLIA AND INFLAMMATION IN THE PARKINSONIAN SUBSTANTIA NIGRA
Graeber Manuel B. | SIV.3
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| SIV.4 | MODULATION OF GLIA ACTIVATION IN NEUROPATHIC PAIN
Przewlocka Barbara | SIV.4
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| SV.1 | STRESSOR EFFECTS ON IL-10 AND IFN-γ PRODUCTION ARE MEDIATED BY ß-ADRENERGIC AND GLUCOCORTIOCID RECEPTORS AND ATTENUATED BY CHLORDIAZEPOXIDE
Curtin N*, Boyle N, Griffin E, Mills K, Connor T
*Trinity College Institute of Neuroscience | SV.1
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| SV.2 | STRESS, EMOTION, AND NATURAL KILLER CELL ANTITUMOR ACTIVITY
Lewandowska Danuta | SV.2
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| SV.3 | NEURAL PATHWAYS SIGNALING CANCER AND INFLAMMATION: INTERFACE WITH STRESS-RESPONSIVE BRAIN REGIONS
Goehler Lisa | SV.3
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| SV.4 | CELL LOSS AND IMPAIRED NEUROPLASTICITY IN PREFRONTAL CORTEX AND HIPPOCAMPUS IN MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER (MDD)
Stockmeier Craig, Mahajan Gouri, Kooiman Heather, Austin Mark, Szewczyk Bernadeta, Iyo Abiye, May Warren, Rajkowska Grazyna | SV.4
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| SVI.1 | IT IS SAID THAT “ALMOST MAKES DIFFERENCE”. ARE DIFFERENT STRAINS OF MICE THE SAME?
Juszczak Grzegorz | SVI.1
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| SVI.2 | STRESS AND ADAPTATION IN BRATTLEBORO RATS LACKING ARGININE-VASOPRESSIN
Zelena Dóra*, Tímár Júlia, Bagdy Gyorgy
*Behavior and Stress Studies, Institute of Experimental Medicine, Hungarian Academy of Sciences | SVI.2
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| SVI.3 | MEASUREMENT OF PERSISTENTLY EXPRESSED BEHAVIOURAL TRAITS IN OUTBRED RATS: UNDERLYING GENE EXPRESSION PATTERNS
Alttoa Aet*, Kõiv Kadri, Harro Jaanus
*Department of Psychology, University of Tartu | SVI.3
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| SVII.1 | ARTIFICIAL NEURAL TISSUE FROM CORD BLOOD FOR TISSUE REPLACEMENT THERAPY OF CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
Jurga Marcin*, Ali Hamad, Forraz Nico, McGuckin Colin
*Neurobiology, Cell Therapy Research Institute, CTI-Lyon | SVII.1
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| SVII.2 | FUNCTIONAL NEUROGENIC POTENCIES OF HUMAN UMBILICAL CORD BLOOD-DERIVED MULTIPOTENT STEM CELLS THROUGH MULTIPLE MECHANISMS IN MICE WITH NEURODEGERATIVE
Kang Kyung-Sun | SVII.2
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| SVII.3 | EMBRYONIC AND ADULT STEM CELLS FOR TREATMENT OF STROKE
Reymann Klaus | SVII.3
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| SVIII.1 | AMYLOID PRECURSOR PROTEIN AND CHOLINESTERASES IN BRAIN FUNCTION AND NEURODEGENERATION
Nalivaeva Natalia | SVIII.1
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| SVIII.2 | CHOLINOTOXICITY OF BETA-AMYLOID
Schliebs Reinhard | SVIII.2
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| SVIII.3 | PROTEOLYTIC CASCADES IN THE BRAIN AND THEIR CHOLINERGIC REGULATION: ROLE IN NEURODEGENERATION
Turner Anthony | SVIII.3
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| SVIII.4 | PHENOTYPE AND ENERGY DEPENDENT CHOLINOTOXICITY
Szutowicz Andrzej*, Bielarczyk Hanna, Ronowska Anna, Dy¶ Aleksandra, Gul-Hinc Sylwia, Jankowska-Kulawy Agnieszka
*Department of Laboratory Medicine, Medical University of Gdansk | SVIII.4
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| SIX.1 | REGULATION OF NEUROTRANSMITTER SECRETION BY SPHINGOSINE-1-PHOSPHATE
Nakamura Shun-ichi*, Okada Taro
*Biochemistry, Kobe University Graduate School of Medicine | SIX.1
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| SIX.2 | HIV-1 AND AMYLOID BETA PEPTIDE INTERACTIONS AT THE BLOOD-BRAIN BARRIER LEVEL
Toborek Michal*, András Ibolya E.
*Molecular Neuroscience and Vascular Biology Laboratory, Department of Neurosurgery, University of Kentucky | SIX.2
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| SIX.3 | ALPHA SYNUCLEIN AND ITS NEUROTOXIC FRAGMENT NAC IN NEURODEGENERATION
Adamczyk Agata*, Kazmierczak Anna, Strosznajder Joanna B.
*Department of Cellular Signaling, Mossakowski Medical Research Centre, Polish Academy of Sciences, | SIX.3
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| SIX.4 | THERAPEUTIC APPROACHES TARGETING Aß CASCADE IN ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE
Sadowski Martin | SIX.4
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| SX.1 | EXPLORING THE CHANCES OF STEM CELL BASED REGENERATION AFTER STROKE BY MRI
Hoehn Mathias | SX.1
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| SX.2 | HOW PHOTOTHROMBOTIC STROKE AFFECTS EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX.
Nowicka Dorota*, Karetko Magdalena, Aleksy Monika, Skangiel-Kramska Jolanta
*Dept of Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience, Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology | SX.2
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| SX.3 | FMRI STUDY OF RECOVERY FROM UNILATERAL NEGLECT
Seniow J, Polanowska K, Marchewka Artur, Jednoróg Katarzyna, Czlonkowska Anna, Grabowska Anna, Królicki Leszek, Kossut Malgorzata*
*Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology | SX.3
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| SX.4 | BRAIN PLASTICITY FOLLOWING STROKE: POSSIBLE TARGETS FOR THERAPEUTIC INTERVENTION
Witte O | SX.4
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| SXI.1 | DIFFERENTIAL ROLES OF MGLUR2 AND MGLUR3 IN THE BRAIN
Wroblewska B | SXI.1
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| SXI.2 | SELECTED ASPECTS OF GROUP I MGLU RECEPTOR NEGATIVE AND POSITIVE MODULATORS
Danysz Wojciech | SXI.2
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| SXI.3 | CAN LIGANDS OF METABOTROPIC GLUTAMATE RECEPTORS BECOME ANTIPARKINSONIAN DRUGS?
Ossowska Krystyna | SXI.3
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| SXI.4 | METABOTROPIC GLUTAMATE RECEPTOR LIGANDS AS A POSSIBLE TARGETS FOR TREATMENT OF ANXIETY AND DEPRESSION.
Pilc Andrzej*, Branski Piotr, Palucha-Poniewiera Agnieszka, Stachowicz Katarzyna, Wieronska Joanna
*Neurobiology, Institute of Pharmacology, Polish Acad. Sci., | SXI.4
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| SXII.1 | MICE WITH ALTERED GLUCOCORTICOID RECEPTOR EXPRESSION AS A MODEL FOR DEPRESSION
Gass Peter | SXII.1
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| SXII.2 | EFFECTS OF ANTIDEPRESSANTS ON CYTOKINES IN EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES
Obuchowicz Ewa | SXII.2
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| SXII.3 | NEUROPLASTICITY IN DEPRESSION
Almeida O*, Cerqueira J, Roselli N, Bessa J, Sousa N
*NeuroAdaptations Group, Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry, Munich, Germany | SXII.3
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| SXII.4 | THE EFFECT OF ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS ON IMMUNOENDOCRINE CHANGES IN ANIMAL MODELS OF DEPRESSION
Budziszewska Boguslawa, Marta Kubera*, Szymanska Magdalena, Basta-Kaim Agnieszka, Grygier Beata, Lason Wladyslaw
*Department of Experimental Neuroendocrinology, Institute of Pharmacology Polish Academy of Sciences, Kraków | SXII.4
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| SXIII.1 | PHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTATIONS IN THE RHYTHMIC FIRING PROPERTIES OF ALPHA-MOTONEURONES TO CHANGES IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND AGING
Gardiner Philip | SXIII.1
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| SXIII.2 | MOTOR UNITS ACTIVITY IN EMG, MMG AND FORCE RIPPLE. THREE PICTURES FOR ONE SUBJECT.
Orizio Claudio*, Gobbo Massimiliano, De Grandis Domenico, Ravenni Roberta
*Dipartimento Scienze Biomediche e Biotecnologie, Universita di Brescia | SXIII.2
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| SXIII.3 | CONTRACTIONS OF MOTOR UNITS EVOKED BY STIMULATION WITH PULSES AT VARIABLE INTERPULSE INTERVALS
Krutki Piotr | SXIII.3
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| SXIII.4 | VARIABILITY AND PLASTICITY OF MOTOR UNIT CONTRACTILE PROPERTIES
Celichowski Jan | SXIII.4
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| SXIV.1 | ESTIMATION OF THE TIME-VARYING CORTICAL CONNECTIVITY CHANGES DURING THE ATTEMPT OF FOOT MOVEMENTS BY SPINAL CORD INJURED AND HEALTHY SUBJECTS
De Vico Fallani Fabrizio | SXIV.1
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| SXIV.2 | BEYOND THE PSTH: POINT PROCESS MODELING OF SPIKE TRAINS
Wójcik Daniel K.*, Mochol Gabriela, Wypych Marek, Waleszczyk Wioletta J., Wróbel Andrzej
*Department of Neurophysiology, Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology | SXIV.2
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| SXIV.3 | BRAIN STIMULATION AND EPILEPSY: PROBING THE AUTONOMY OF THE NEURAL SYSTEM
Kalitzin Stiliyan*, Velis Demetrios, Lopes da Silva Fernando
*Medical Physics Department, Epilepsy Institute of The Netherlands (SEIN) | SXIV.3
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| SXIV.4 | MULTICHANNEL DATA ANALYSIS --- INVESTIGATION OF CONNECTIVITY IN BRAIN
Kaminski Maciej | SXIV.4
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| W.1 | NON-NEGATIVE MATRIX FACTORIZATION: A NOVEL METHOD TO DETERMINE REFERENCE SPECTRA OF FLUORESCENT DYES IN A CELLULAR ENVIRONMENT.
Neher Erwin | W.1
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| W.2 | QUANTITATIVE MEASUREMENTS OF CAMP CONCENTRATION WITH A NEW EPAC BASED FRET-SENSOR
Richter Diethelm | W.2
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| W.3 | STIMULATION-DEPENDENT CHANGES IN OLIGOMERIC CONFORMATION OF SEROTONIN 5-HT1A RECEPTORS
Ponimaskin Evgeni | W.3
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| W.4 | LUX-FRET METHOD FOR QUANTITIVE ANALYSIS OF FRET SIGNAL
Wlodarczyk Jakub | W.4
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| W.5 | HIGH-RESOLUTION LIGHT-MICROSCOPIC STUDIES OF SYNAPTIC EXTRACELLULAR PROTEOLYSIS
Wilczynski Grzegorz M. | W.5
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