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Effect of capsaicin and analogues on potassium and calcium currents and vanilloid receptors in Xenopus embryo spinal neurones by Kuenzi, Frederick M., Dale, Nicholas

“…1 The potassium current in embryo spinal neurones of Xenopus consists of at least two kinetically distinct components with overlapping voltage‐dependencies of…”
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Ion channels and the control of swimming in the Xenopus embryo by Dale, N., Kuenzi, F.M.

“…The Xenopus embryo has been well studied and the circuitry underlying motor pattern generation largely elucidated. We have extended this analysis by…”
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Design and application of a novel brain slice system that permits independent electrophysiological recordings from multiple slices by Stopps, M., Allen, N., Barrett, R., Choudhury, H.I., Jarolimek, W., Johnson, M., Kuenzi, F.M., Maubach, K.A., Nagano, N., Seabrook, G.R.

“…We describe a novel brain slice system ‘SliceMaster’ that allows electrophysiological recordings from eight brain slices independently. The system consists of…”
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Reduced long-term potentiation in hippocampal slices prepared using sucrose-based artificial cerebrospinal fluid by Kuenzi, Frederick M, Fitzjohn, Stephen M, Morton, Robin A, Collingridge, Graham L, Seabrook, Guy R

“…Sucrose-based artificial cerebrospinal fluid (aCSF) is sometimes used to prepare brain slices for in vitro electrophysiological experiments. This study…”
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Neurological phenotype and synaptic function in mice lacking the Cav1.3 α subunit of neuronal L-type voltage-dependent Ca2+ channels by CLARK, N. C, NAGANO, N, SEABROOK, G. R, KUENZI, F. M, JAROLIMEK, W, HUBER, I, WALTER, D, WIETZORREK, G, BOYCE, S, KULLMANN, D. M, STRIESSNIG, J

“…Neuronal L-type calcium channels have been implicated in pain perception and neuronal synaptic plasticity. To investigate this we have examined the effect of…”
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The Pharmacology and Roles of two K+ Channels in Motor Pattern Generation in the Xenopus Embryo by Kuenzi, Frederick M, Dale, Nicholas

“…The spinal neurons of the Xenopus embryo that participate in the swimming motor pattern possess two kinetically distinct sets of potassium currents: the fast…”
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Head waving in Aplysia californica. 2. Functional anatomy and muscular activity during behaviour by Kuenzi, F M, Carew, T J

“…Bending and twisting movements of the body during head-waving behaviour of the sea hare Aplysia californica are produced by the concerted action of the muscles…”
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Head waving in Aplysia californica. 1. Behavioural characterization of searching movements by Kuenzi, F M, Carew, T J

“…Searching is an important component of several types of goal-directed behaviour. In soft-bodied animals, searching behaviour can appear quite complex because…”
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Head waving in Aplysia californica. 3. Interganglionic pathways underlying the coordination and control of searching movements by Kuenzi, F M, Carew, T J

“…The central nervous system of the sea hare Aplysia californica is divided into four pairs of ganglia and a fused abdominal ganglion. Work in several…”
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Head waving in Aplysia californica. II. Functional anatomy and muscular activity during behaviour by Kuenzi, F M, Carew, T J

“…Bending and twisting movements of the body during head-waving behaviour of the sea hare Aplysia californica are produced by the concerted action of the muscles…”
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Head waving in Aplysia californica. I. Behavioural characterization of searching movements by Kuenzi, F M, Carew, T J

“…Searching is an important component of several types of goal-directed behaviour. In soft-bodied animals, searching behaviour can appear quite complex because…”
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Head waving in Aplysia californica. III. Interganglionic pathways underlying the coordination and control of searching movements by Kuenzi, F M, Carew, T J

“…The central nervous system of the sea hare Aplysia californica is divided into four pairs of ganglia and a fused abdominal ganglion. Work in several…”
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Impairment in hippocampal long-term potentiation in mice under-expressing the Alzheimer's disease related gene presenilin-1 by Morton, Robin A., Kuenzi, Frederick M., Fitzjohn, Stephen M., Rosahl, Thomas W., Smith, David, Zheng, Hui, Shearman, Mark, Collingridge, Graham L., Seabrook, Guy R.

“…Presenilin-1 (PS1) is intimately involved in cleavage of amyloid precursor protein to form β-amyloid peptides, certain forms of which aggregate in the brains…”
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Neurological phenotype and synaptic function in mice lacking the Ca sub(V)1.3 alpha subunit of neuronal L-type voltage-dependent Ca super(2+) channels by Clark, N C, Nagano, N, Kuenzi, F M, Jarolimek, W, Huber, I, Walter, D, Wietzorrek, G, Boyce, S, Kullmann, D M, Striessnig, J, Seabrook, G R

“…Neuronal L-type calcium channels have been implicated in pain perception and neuronal synaptic plasticity. To investigate this we have examined the effect of…”
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Enhanced Learning and Memory and Altered GABAergic Synaptic Transmission in Mice Lacking the alpha 5 Subunit of the GABA sub(A) Receptor by Collinson, N, Kuenzi, F M, Jarolimek, W, Maubach, KA, Cothliff, R, Sur, C, Smith, A, Otu, F M, Howell, O, Atack, J R, McKernan, R M, Seabrook, G R, Dawson, G R, Whiting, P J, Rosahl, T W

“…The alpha 5 subunit of the GABA sub(A) receptor is localized mainly to the hippocampus of the mammalian brain. The significance of this rather distinct…”
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Identification of neuronal pathways mediating phototactic modulation of head-waving in Aplysia californica by Kuenzi, F M, Carew, T J

“…The marine mollusc Aplysia californica exhibits a complex, rhythmic motor response, head-waving, in a variety of naturally occurring behavioral contexts. A…”
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Xenopus embryonic spinal neurons recorded in situ with patch-clamp electrodes - conditional oscillators after all? by Aiken, Simon P., Kuenzi, Frederick M., Dale, Nicholas

“…The central pattern generator for swimming Xenopus embryo is organized as two half‐centres linked by reciprocal inhibition. Microelectrode recordings suggest…”
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