A060.2. Poster board 529 - Sun 09/07, 16:45 - Hall Y
Bergado Acosta J. (1), Stork O. (1), Obata K. (2) & Pape H. C. (3)
(1) Institute of Physiology, Otto-von-Guericke-University, Magdeburg, Germany; (2) Neural Circuit Mechanisms Research Group, RIKEN BSI, Wako, Japan; (3) Institute of PhysiologyI, Westfaelische-Wilhelms-University, Muenster, Germany
- PAVLOVIAN FEAR CONDITIONING IN GAD65 MUTANT MICE: AN ANIMAL MODEL FOR ANXIETY DISORDERS.
A060.3. Poster board 530 - Sun 09/07, 16:00 - Hall Y
Bouvrais C. (1), Weiss S. (1), Andrieux A. (2), Schweitzer A. (2), Job D. (2), Giros B. (1) & Martres M. P. (1)
(1) INSERM U513, Creteil, France; (2) CEA U366, Grenoble, France
- BIPHASIC LOCOMOTOR EFFECT OF NICOTINE IN STOP NULL MICE AND IMPROVEMENT OF ASSOCIATIVE LEARNING DEFICIT BY CHOLINE.
A060.4. Poster board 531 - Sun 09/07, 16:45 - Hall Y
Bowton E. A. (1, 3), Mazei-Robison M. S. (2), Blakely R. D. (2, 3) & Galli A. (1, 3)
(1) Department of Molecular Physiology and Biophysics, Nashville, USA; (2) Department of Pharmacology, Nashville, USA; (3) Center for Molecular Neuroscience, Nashville, USA
- DOPAMINE TRANSPORTER CODING VARIANT ALA559VAL ASSOCIATED WITH ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER (ADHD) CAUSES ALTERATION OF DOPAMINE EFFLUX.
A060.5. Poster board 532 - Sun 09/07, 16:00 - Hall Y
Colas D. (1, 2), Delcroix J. D. (2), Nishino S. (1), Fujiki N. (1), Mobley W. C. (1) & Mignot E. (1)
(1) Stanford University School of Medicine, Palo Alto, USA; (2) EBRI Fondation Rita Levi-Montalcini, Rome, Italy
- SLEEP-WAKE CYCLE AND EEG FEATURES IN DOWN’S SYNDROME GENETIC MODELS: A PUTATIVE ROLE OF APP GENE IN THETA OSCILLATIONS.
A060.6. Poster board 533 - Sun 09/07, 16:45 - Hall Y
Couégnas A. (1), Schweitzer A. (2), Andrieux A. (2) & Boehm N. (1)
(1) INSERM U666 and Serv. Centr. Microsc. Elec., Fac. de Méd., Strasbourg, France; (2) INSERM U366, DRDC-CS, CEA, Grenoble, France
- ARE THERE STRUCTURAL ABNORMALITIES IN THE OLFACTORY SYSTEM OF STOP MICE?
A060.7. Poster board 534 - Sun 09/07, 16:00 - Hall Y
Crowder C. M. & Dasgupta N.
Dept. Anesth., Washington Univ. School of Med., St. Louis Mo, USA
- MECHANISMS FOR HYPOXIC PRECONDITIONING ARE PRESENT IN AN INVERTEBRATE AND REQUIRE THE APOPTOTIC PATHWAY.
A060.8. Poster board 535 - Sun 09/07, 16:45 - Hall Y
Dawson N., Ferrington L., Olverman H. J., Harmar A. J. & Kelly P. A. T.
Div. of Neuroscience, Univ. of Edin., Edinburgh, U K
- EVIDENCE FOR ALTERED 5HT2, BUT NOT 5HT1A, RECEPTOR FUNCTION IN MICE OVER-EXPRESSING THE HUMAN SEROTONIN TRANSPORTER.
A060.9. Poster board 536 - Sun 09/07, 16:00 - Hall Y
Dictenberg J. B. (1, 2), Antar L. N. (1), Li C. (3), Singer R. H. (2) & Bassell G. J. (3)
(1) Dept Neuroscience, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, New York, USA; (2) Dept Anatomy & Structural Biology, A. Einstein Coll Medicine, New York, USA; (3) Dept Cell Biology, Emory University, Atlanta, USA
- FMRP IS REQUIRED FOR STIMULUS-INDUCED KINESIN-DEPENDENT DENDRITIC MRNA LOCALIZATION IN NEURONS.
A060.10. Poster board 537 - Sun 09/07, 16:45 - Hall Y
Dragich J. (1), Malone B. (2), Ham A. (2), Peddada S. (3), Nagarajan R. (3), Lasalle J. (3), Arnold A. (1) & Schanen C. (2)
(1) Neuroscience IDP, UCLA, Los Angeles Ca, United States; (2) Human Genetics Research Lab, Nemours Biomed. Res., Wilmington De, United States; (3) Dept. of Human Genetics, UC Davis, Davis Ca, United States
- EVIDENCE FOR TYROSINE HYDROXYLASE DYSREGULATION WITHIN THE STRIATUM OF THE MECP2 KNOCKOUT MICE, AN ANIMAL MODEL OF RETT SYNDROME.
A060.11. Poster board 538 - Sun 09/07, 16:00 - Hall Y
Hitz C., Di Benedetto B., Kühn R., Hölter S. M., Vogt Weisenhorn D. M. & Wurst W.
Inst. Dev. Genet., GSF Natl. Res. Ctr. for Environ. & Health, Neuherberg, Germany
- BRAIN-SPECIFIC RNA-INTERFERENCE IN MICE FOR THE STUDY OF MAPK IN ANXIETY-RELATED BEHAVIOUR.
A060.12. Poster board 539 - Sun 09/07, 16:45 - Hall Y
Lynch P. J., Humby T., Colebrooke R. E. & Emson P. C.
Babraham Institute, Cambridge, UK
- DEVELOPMENT OF A NOVEL DOUBLE MUTANT MOUSE MODEL FOR PARKINSONISM THAT COMBINES STRIATAL DOPAMINE DEPLETION WITH ALPHA-SYNUCLEIN AGGREGATION.
A060.13. Poster board 540 - Sun 09/07, 16:00 - Hall Y
Mandillo S. (1), Al Banchaabouchi M. (2), Brown S. D. M. (3), Gale K. B. (2), Golini E. (1), Hoelter S. M. (4), Kallnik M. (4), Krezel W. (5), Lad H. (3), Marazziti D. (1), Meziane H. (5), Nolan P. (3), Ouagazzal A. (5), Riet F. (5), Rosenthal N. A. (2), Tocchini-Valentini G. P. (1), Tucci V. (3), Weindl K. (4) & Wurst W. (4)
(1) CNR - Inst. Cell Biol., Monterotondo, Italy; (2) EMBL - Mouse Biol., Monterotondo, Italy; (3) MRC - Mamm. Gen. Unit, Harwell, UK; (4) GSF - Inst. Dev. Gen., Munich, Germany; (5) ICS, Strasbourg, France
- BEHAVIOURAL PHENOTYPING WITHIN THE EUROPEAN MOUSE PHENOTYPING RESOURCE FOR STANDARDIZED SCREENS (EMPRESS): ACROSS LABORATORIES VALIDATION OF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY TESTS.
A060.14. Poster board 541 - Sun 09/07, 16:45 - Hall Y
Mee C. J. (1), Kidd J. (2), Brown L. A. (1), Baban D. (1), Lescure P. (2), Crowther D. C. (3), Lomas D. A. (3) & Sattelle D. B. (1)
(1) MRC Functional Genetics Unit, Oxford, UK; (2) Oxford Centre for Gene Function, Oxford, UK; (3) Cambridge Institute for Medical Research, Cambridge, UK
- FUNCTIONAL AND MICROARRAY ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS OF BETA-AMYLOID ON LARVAL NEURONS IN A DROSOPHILA MODEL OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE.
A060.15. Poster board 542 - Sun 09/07, 16:00 - Hall Y
Ramoz N. (1), Maussion G. (1), Lepagnol-Bestel A. M. (1), Moalic J. M. (1), Gorwood P. (1), Buxbaum J. D. (2) & Simonneau M. (1)
(1) INSERM U675, IFR2, Faculté X. Bichat, Paris, France; (2) Lab. Mol. Neuropsychiatry, Dpt Psychiatry, MSSM, New York, USA
- COMPARATIVE EXPRESSION OF AUTISM CANDIDATE GENES IN SUBGROUPS OF CENTRAL NEURONS ISOLATED FROM POST-MORTEM BRAINS BETWEEN AUTISTIC AND CONTROL SUBJECTS.
A060.16. Poster board 543 - Sun 09/07, 16:45 - Hall Y
Relkovic D. (1), Johnstone K. A. (2), Resnick J. L. (2), Holland A. J. (3), Wilkinson L. S. (4) & Isles A. R. (4)
(1) The Babraham Institute, Cambridge, UK; (2) University of Florida, Gainesville, USA; (3) University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK; (4) Cardiff University, Cardiff, UK
- MODELLING THE ROLE OF IMPRINTED GENES IN PSYCHOTIC ILLNESS.
A060.17. Poster board 544 - Sun 09/07, 16:00 - Hall Y
Schmitt A. G. (1), Grünblatt E. (1), Hall F. S. (2), Bogusch L. (1), Maier M. (1), Nietzer S. (1), Riederer P. (1), Gerlach M. (3), Sora I. (4), Uhl G. R. (2) & Lesch K. P. (1)
(1) Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Würzburg, Germany; (2) National Institute on Drug Abuse, Baltimore, USA; (3) Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, Würzburg, Germany; (4) Department of Neuroscience, Sendai, Japan
- DIFFERENTIAL REGULATION OF SYNAPTIC VESICLE PROTEINS IN DOPAMINE TRANSPORTER KNOCKOUT MICE - A MOUSE MODEL FOR ADHD.
A060.18. Poster board 545 - Sun 09/07, 16:45 - Hall Y
Steuber P., Wurst W. & Kühn R.
Inst. Dev. Genet., GSF Natl. Res. Ctr. for Environ. & Health, Neuherberg, Germany
- A SYSTEM FOR CONDITIONAL KNOCKDOWN OF TWO RELATED GENES IN THE MOUSE BRAIN.
A060.19. Poster board 546 - Sun 09/07, 16:00 - Hall Y
Ueberham U. (1), Zobiak B. (1), Ueberham E. (2), Brückner M. K. (1), Boriss H. (3) & Arendt T. (1)
(1) Paul-Flechsig-Institute, Leipzig, Germany; (2) Institute of Biochemistry, Leipzig, Germany; (3) Interdisciplinary Centre for Bioinformatics, Leipzig, Germany
- DIFFERENTIALLY EXPRESSED CORTICAL GENES CONTRIBUTE TO PERIVASCULAR DEPOSITION IN TRANSGENIC MICE WITH INDUCIBLE NEURON-SPECIFIC EXPRESSION OF TGF-BETA1.
A060.20. Poster board 547 - Sun 09/07, 16:45 - Hall Y
Weiss S. (1), Nosten-Bertrand M. (1), Tzavara E. (1), Davis R. (2), Nomikos G. G. (2), McIntosh J. M. (3), Giros B. (1) & Martres M. P. (1).
(1) INSERM U513, Creteil, France; (2) Lilly Corporate Center, Indianapolis, USA; (3) Dept. of Psychiatry, Univ. Utah, Salt Lake City, USA
- DOPAMINE TRANSPORTER KNOCKOUT MICE EXHIBIT HYPERSENSITIVITY TO NICOTINE, SYNERGISTIC EFFECTS OF NICOTINIC AGONISTS AND COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENTS REVERSED BY CHRONIC NICOTINE TREATMENT.
A060.21. Poster board 548 - Sun 09/07, 16:00 - Hall Y
Wysoski S. (1), Benuskova L. (1), Villa A. E. P. (2) & Kasabov N. (1).
(1) KEDRI - AUT, Auckland, New Zealand; (2) INSERM U318, Grenoble, France
- HIERARCHICAL NEUROGENETIC MODEL OF LFP GENERATION: FROM GENES TO NEURAL OSCILLATIONS.