Neurobiology of Mastication
(Hardcover: 540 pages September 1, 1999)
Journal Citations by Authors
>Y. Nakamura
>Barry J.Sessle
Table of Contents:
Introduction.The process of mastication
(>G.E. Gerstner,
>L.J. Goldberg)
Molecular Mechanisms
of Signal Transduction. Oral Papers. The role of second messengers in gustatory transduction
mechanism
(>Y. Okada et al.,)
Olfactory transduction
(>T.Kurahashi)
Ligand binding sites and
subunit composition of the iontropic glutamate receptors
(>Y. Sahara)
Inhibitory control of
excitatory transmission
(>M.-Y. Min et al.,)
Poster Papers. Effect of amiloride on the taste
responses of the frog glossopharyngeal nerve to Ca, Mg and Na salts
(>Y. Kitada et al.,)
NADPH-diaphorase in the brainstem trigeminal sensory nuclear complex
(>M. Takemura et al.,)
Whole-cell voltage-clamp recordings from feline odontoblasts
(>H. Ikeda et al.,)
Low-voltage activated calcium conductances in neonatal rat trigeminal motoneurons
(>T. Inoue et al.,)
Effects of serotonin on spike afterhyperpolarization in rat trigeminal
motoneurons
(>S. Itoh et al.,)
Expressions of IGFs, IGF receptors, myoD family and
acetylcholine receptors during postnatal development of rat skeletal muscles
(>A. Yamane et al.,)
Expression of glutamate receptors in trigeminal neurons during postnatal
development
(>J.E. Turman,
>S.H. Chandler)
Cellular Mechanisms of Information
Processing. Oral Papers. Trigeminal motoneurons, interneurons, and the control
of neuronal discharge
(>S.H. Chandler,
>C.A. Del Negro,
>C.-F. Hsiao)
Electrophysical properties of facial motoneurons
(>Y. Nishimura et al.,)
Development and modulation of glycinergic synaptic transmission to
hypoglossal motoneurons
(>A.J. Berger)
Discharge pattern of the
superior salivatory nucleus in the rat: in vivo and in vitro studies
(>R. Matsuo)
Modulation of calcium channels by neuropeptides in submandibular ganglion neurons
(>T. Endoh,
>T. Suzuki)
Poster Papers. Effect of norepinephrine on trigeminal activity,
using an isolated brainstem preparation
(>A. Mori et al.,)
Ionic currents in
odontoblasts and dental pulp cells
(>Y. Shibukawa,
>T.Suzuki)
Electrophysiological Identification of the Submandibular Superior Salivatory Nucleus(SSN) Neurons in the Rat
(>K.Ishizuka,
>Y.Satoh,
>T. Murakami)
Oxidative
and glycolytic enzyme activities of rat masticatory motoneurons
(>S. Kawagishi et al.,)
Systems (1) Sensory Mechanisms. Oral Papers. Processing of nociceptive inputs from different
tissues to the spinal trigeminal nucleus and release of immunoreactive substance P
(>K.B. Messlinger,
>J.Ellrich)
Subtypes of oral mucosal nociceptor: an in vitro study in rats
(>K. Toda et al.,)
Contribution of jaw muscle spindles to the control of mastication
(>T. Morimoto et al.,)
Morphologies of masticatory motoneurons and muscle spindle afferents
(>Y. Shigenaga et al.,)
Principalis and oralis premotoneurons for the cat trigeminal motor
nucleus
(>A. Yoshida et al.,)
Poster Papers. Ultrastructure of axon terminals contacting
periodontal and spindle afferents
(>S. Honma et al.,)
Glutamate, GABA, and glycine
immunoreactive terminals on cat masseter motoneurons
(>Y.C.Bae et al.,)
The trigemino-tecto-olivo-cerebellar projection in the rat
(>T. Akaike et al.,)
Effects of changing of occlusal height on mastication in the rabbit
(>O. Hidaka et al.,)
Tooth pulp inflammation modulates inferior alveolar nerve-driven neurons' responsiveness
(>M. Sunakawa et al.,)
Response of adrenal nerve activity
to mechanical stimulation of the teeth in rats
(>K. Ikeda et al.,)
Influence of jaw position on the evoked potentials from the sternocleidomastoid muscle
(>I. Okayasu et al.,)
A method for determining muscle spindle afferent input to motoneurons in the human masseter
(>S.D. Scutter,
>K.S. Turker)
Physiological evidence in support of a direct projection by
jaw-muscle spindle afferents to the caudal medulla in the anaesthetized rat
(>R. Donga et al.,)
Systems (2) Motor Mechanisms. Oral Papers. Are trigeminal pre-motor interneurones part of the masticatory central pattern generator?
(>R. Donga et al.,)
Hypoglossal premotor neurons with respiratory-related activity
(>T. Ono et al.,)
Ontogenetic analysis of brainstem mechanisms of ingestive activities in vitro
(>N. Katakura,
>M. Nakajima,
>Y. Nakamura)
Fiber types and their functional role in mammalian masticatory muscles
(>Y. Saeki et al.,)
Reflex control of masticatory muscles in man
(>K.S. Turker et al.,)
Dental robotics: synthetic approach to mastication science
(>A. Takanishi et al.,)
Poster Papers. A quantitative analysis of the dendritic organization of cat
trigeminal motoneurons
(>Y. Nagase et al.,)
Effects of cerebellar ablation on
the timing of masticatory force control in the rabbit
(>A. Komuro et al.,)
Alternating activities of masseter and digastric in growing rats fed a
kneaded diet
(>K. Ikeda et al.,)
Effects of stimulation in the hypothalamus
on jaw reflexes
(>M. Inoue
>Y. Yamada,)
Effects of basal-ganglia stimulation
on rhythmic jaw movements in the rabbit
(>Y. Masuda et al.,)
Striatal region
that induces jaw muscle activity in response to electrical and receptor
microstimulations in the rat
(>N. Amano et al.,)
Inhibition of rhythmic
jaw movements by brainstem stimulation in the rabbit
(>H. Tsuji et al.,)
Reticular neurons for rat rhythmical jaw movements
(>M. Ohta et al.,)
Anatomic evidence suggest that digastricus pars occipitomandibularis muscle
of the rabbit receives a trigeminal nerve motor innervation
(>R. Donga et al.,)
Stretch reflex-like response in superior head of the human lateral pterygoid
muscle
(>K. Hiraba et al.,)
Simulation of human masticatory jaw movement by
minimum-jerk model
(>K. Yashiro,
>T. Yamauchi
>K. Takada)
Effects of bite-opening
on myosin heavy chain expression in rat masseter muscle
(>Y. Ohnuki et al.,)
Dependence of the recruitment and co-contraction of jaw muscles on the bite point
(>R.U. Medina,
>Y.Tsuchida
>S.Kohno)
Magnetic motor evoked potentials in the masseter
muscle during voluntary extension
(>N. Hashimoto,
>T.Torisu
>H. Fujii)
Behavioral changes of post-contraction errors in bite force production
(>I. Kurasawa,
>M. Amari)
Jaw muscle activities induced by tooth pulp
stimulation change with aging
(>Y. Matsui,
>M. Sunakawa,
>H.Suda)
Human
jaw movement accelerations in passive closing and in open/close boundary
state during experimental gum-chewing
(>K. Yashiro,
>T. Fukuda,
>K. Takada)
Modulation of facial nerve discharge
by tactile facial stimulation in the rat
(>J. Mizuno,
>R. Matsuo,
>T. Morimoto)
New evidence for initiation of swallowing from the pharynx
(>J.Kitagawa et al.,)
Cortial Mechanisms of Information Processing. Oral Papers. Anatomical basis for
information processing in masticatory behavior
(>M. Takada,
>N. Hatanaka,
>H. Tokuno)
Cortical neuronal activity in taste-related ingestive behavior in rats
(>T. Yamamoto)
Integration of tooth-pulp pain at the level of cerebral cortex
(>K. Iwata)
Face primary motor cortex and somatosensory cortex: input and output properties
and functional interrelationships in the awake monkey
(>B.J. Sessle,
>D.Yao,
>K.Yamamura)
Function of the orofacial SI during mastication in awake cats: Changes in masticatory
movements and activities of mastication-related neurons in motor cortices following a
lesion in the orofacial SI in awake cats
(>H. Hiraba,)
The role of cortical inputs and
brainstem interneuron populations in patterning mastication
(>J.P. Lund et al.,)
Poster Papers. Different roles of the primary motor and ventral premotor cortex
in jaw movements
(>K. Yoshino et al.,)
Neuromagnetic analysis of cortical
activites associated with voluntary jaw movements
(>N. Narita,
>H. Endo)
A New Approach to Bone Regeneration: Plasma Rich in Growth Factors (PRGF)
(Hardcover: 277 pages March 19, 2001)
Journal Citations by Authors
>Eduardo Anitua Aldecoa
An in depth and rigorous research of the cellular and mollecular processes
that allow bone & tissue self-repair and regeneration, together with an
accurate description of the PRGF (Plasma Rich in Growth Factors) technique
for its use in oral surgery & dentistry, maxillofacial surgery, aesthetic
surgery, etc. Chapters include introduction to the biology of the bone,
basic principles for
bone regeneration, preparation technique for PRGF and clinical trials.
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