Vol. 134, No. 1 - Physiological aspects of sleep and wakefulness. In memory of G. Moruzzi

Table of Contents

Research Articles

Brain activation, then (1949) and now: coherent fast rhythms in corticothalamic networks.
M. Steriade
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5-20
Changes in gene expression during the sleep-waking cycle: a new view of activating systems.
G. Tononi, C. Cirelli, M. Pompeiano
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21-37
[Is there a bulbar pacemaker responsible for the ultradian rhythm of paradoxical sleep?]
M. Jouvet, C. Buda, J. P. Sastre
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39-56
Intracellular in vivo recording of inferior colliculus auditory neurons from awake guinea-pigs.
P. Torterolo, M. Pedemonte, R. A. Velluti
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57-64
Orienting-like reaction after ibotenic acid injections into the thalamic centre median nucleus in the cat.
M. Mancia, G. Marini
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65-80
Amygdaloid control of alerting and behavioral arousal in rats: involvement of serotonergic mechanisms.
L. D. Sanford, S. M. Tejani-Butt, R. J. Ross, A. R. Morrison
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81-99
Hypothalamic homeothermy across the ultradian sleep cycle.
P. L. Parmeggiani
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101-107
Time course of sleep inertia after nighttime and daytime sleep episodes.
P. Achermann, E. Werth, D.-J. Dijk, A. A. Borbely
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109-119
Effects of sleep deprivation on the postnatal development of visual-deprived cells in the cat's lateral geniculate nucleus.
O. Pompeiano, M. Pompeiano, N. Corvaja
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121-140

Editorial

Editors Preface
O. Pompeiano, A. Arduini
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3-4