Poszterszekciók

• P1 - Neurofiziológia
• P2 - Idegi molekuláris és sejtbiológia
• P3 - Neuroendokrinológia
• P4 - Betegségek
• P5 - Érző- és mozgató működés
• P6 - Viselkedés és magasabb idegi tevékenység
• P7 - Módszerek

A poszter szekciók helyszíne az Északi Épület Aulája

A posztereket kérjük január 20-án 8:30 és 10:00 óra között, január 21-én 8:30 és 9:00 óra között kifüggeszteni. A poszterek egész nap megtekinthetőek. Kérjük a szerzőket, hogy a megvitatási idő alatt legyenek a poszterüknél. A posztereket aznap 18:00 óráig kérjük levenni. A poszter állványok számozása a programfüzetben megjelenő poszterszámoknak megfelelően történik. A poszterek kifüggesztéséhez szükséges anyagokat a szervezők biztosítják.
A poszerállványok álló formátumúak, 90x120 cm méretűek.

Poszterszekció I. (január 20. 13:15-15:30): P1, P2, P3
Poszterszekció II. (január 21. 12:15-14:45): P4, P5, P6, P7

 

P1: Neurofiziológia

• P1.01: Laminar analysis of slow wave activity in rat somatosensory cortex
  Fiáth, R.; Kerekes, B. P.; Ulbert, I.
• P1.02: Analysis of slow cortical rhythm recorded from different cortical sites
  Tóth, A.; Hajnik, T.; Détári, L.
• P1.03: Output specificity of GABAergic interneurons in the rat somatosensory cortex
  Vámos, E.; Baka, J.; Rózsa, M.; Komlósi, G.; Oláh, S.; Molnár, G.; Szabadics, J.; Tamás, G.
• P1.04: Membrane potential reconstruction, based on extracellular potential measurements
  Somogyvári, Z.; Wittner, L.; Ulbert, I.; Érdi, P.
• P1.05: Analysis of Extracellular Potentials of Hippocampal and Neocortical Spikes Based on sCSD Method
  Cserpán, D.; Scott, L.; Kiss, T.; Hajós, M.; Somogyvári, Z.
• P1.06: Törölve
• P1.07: Local spindling in thalamus during cortical slow oscillation
  Barthó, P.; Slézia, A.; Mátyás , F.; Ulbert, I.; Acsády, L.
• P1.08: Virally mediated functional suppression of GABA-A receptors in the rodent thalamus
  Rovó, Z.; Mátyás, F.; Barthó, P.; Slézia, A.; Acsády, L.
• P1.09: Enhanced Dendritic Action Potential Backpropagation in Parvalbumin-positive Basket Cells During Sharp Wave Activity
  Chiovini, B.; Turi, G. F.; Katona, G.; Kaszás, A.; Erdélyi, F.; Szabó, G.; Monyer, H.; Csákányi, E. A.; Vizi, E. S.; Rózsa, B.
• P1.10: Modeling the transition between gamma and sharp wave – ripple network states in the hippocampus
  Káli, S.; Karlócai, R.; Hájos, N.; Freund, T.; Gulyás, A.
• P1.11: Active dendrites: adaptation to spike-based communication
  Ujfalussy, B.; Lengyel, M.
• P1.12: Reducing network size decreases sharp-wave occurrence in the CA3 region of in vitro hippocampal slices
  Schlingloff, D.; Hájos, N.; Kohus, Z.; Freund, T.; Gulyás, A.
• P1.13: Cholinergic control of GABA release by carbachol at perisomatic inhibitory synapses in the CA3 region of mouse hippocampus
  Szabó, G. G.; Holderith, N.; Gulyás, A. I.; Freund, T. F.; Hájos, N.
• P1.14: Postsynaptic Group II Metabotropic Glutamate Receptor activation in Dentate Gyrus Granule Cells
  Brunner, J.; Andrási, T.; Van-Weert, S.; Kleine Borgmann, F.; Jessberger, S.; Szabadics, J.
• P1.15: Dendritic hot spots in CA1 stratum radiatum interneurons
  Szadai, Z.; Turi, G. F.; Katona, G.; Kaszás, A.; Rózsa, B.
• P1.16: Roller Coaster Scanning reveals spontaneous triggering of dendritic spikes in CA1 interneurons
  Katona, G.; Kaszás, A.; Turi, G. F.; Hájos, N.; Tamás, G.; Vizi, E. S.; Rózsa, B.
• P1.17: Organization of WAVE-1 in hippocampal dendritic spines
  Szudóczky, R.; Weinberg, R.; Soderling, S.; Sótonyi, P.; Rácz, B.
• P1.18: Increased network activity induces tonic inhibition by emerging a glial GABA pool
  Kékesi, O.; Héja, L.; Nyitrai, G.; Dobolyi, Á.; Szabó, P.; Palkovits, M.; Kardos, J.
• P1.19: Characterization of electrical coupling between cerebellar Golgi cells
  Lorincz, A.; Vervaeke, K.; Silver, R. A.; Nusser, Z.
• P1.20: Glutamatergic input from specific sources influences the nucleus accumbens-ventral pallidum information flow
  Papp, E.; Borhegyi, Z.; Tomioka, R.; Rockland, K. S.; Mody, I.; Freund, T. F.
• P1.21: Voltage protocols for the identification of distinct types of sodium channel inhibitors
  Pesti, K.; Sas, B.; Mike, A.
• P1.22: Chemical properties of sodium channel inhibitors which determine affinity to resting and inactivated states
  Lenkey, N.; Epresi, N.; Sas, B.; Vizi, E. S.; Mike, A.
• P1.23: Main Cavinton® metabolite cAVA increases neuronal excitability
  Farkas, B.; Kocsis, P.; Tarnawa, I.; Tihanyi, K.
• P1.24: Tolperisone potently inhibits ouabaine-induced increase of cortical excitability in mouse brain slices
  Tarnawa, I.; Farkas, B.; Kocsis, P.
• P1.25: Operation of The Mitochondrial Na+/Ca2+ Exchanger Correlates Inversely to Thermodynamic Driving Force
  Kiss, G.; Konrád, C.; Szabó, Z.; Ádám-Vizi, V.; Chinopoulos, C.
• P1.26: Relationship between calcium dynamics and release probability in single axon terminals
  Holderith, N.; Lőrincz, A.; Kulik, Á.; Unger, A.; Watanabe, M.; Katona, G.; Rózsa, B.; Nusser, Z.
• P1.27: Optically measured propagation speed of action potential in dendrites during different regenerative events
  Szalay, G.; Maák, P.; Veress, M.; Túri, G.; Chiovini, B.; Kaszás, A.; Katona, G.; Rózsa, B.
• P1.28: The role of transient receptor potential ankyrin 1 (TRPA1) receptors in the H2S-evoked calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP) release from isolated rat trachea
  Pozsgai, G.; Bagoly, T.; Hajna, Z.; Boros, M.; Helyes, Z.; Szolcsányi, J.; Pintér, E.
• P1.29: Effects of cathecholaminergic lesions of the prelimbic prefrontal cortex on sustained attention demanding task performance in rats
  Gálosi, R.; Pusztai, P.; Hajnal, N.; Tóth, A.; Petykó, Z.; Lénárd, L.
• P1.30: Pituitary Adenylate Cyclase-Activating Polypeptide plays an important role in nitroglycerol-induced trigeminovascular activation in mice
  Markovics, A.; Lashgarara, A.; Szőke, E.; Sándor, K.; Tuka, B.; Kormos, V.; Tajti, J.; Szolcsányi, J.; Gaszner, B.; Reglődi, D.; Hashimoto, H.; Helyes, Z.
• P1.31: CB1 cannabinoid receptor-dependent long-term depression at excitatory synapses onto hippocampal fast spiking interneurons.
  Péterfi, Z.; Németh, B.; Papp, O.; Hájos, N.
• P1.32: The role of GABAAR subunits in determining the time course of mIPSCs.
  Eyre, M. D.; Nusser, Z.

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P2: Idegi molekuláris- és sejtbiológia

• P2.01: Morphological study of de novo endomorphin-2 biosynthesis
  Gyimesi, K.; Kozsurek, M.; Lukácsi, E.; Király, K.; Szentirmay, A.; Fekete, C.; Rónai, A. Z.; Puskár, Z.
• P2.02: Convergence of parvalbumin and type 1 cannabinoid receptor positive perisomatic inputs onto hippocampal pyramidal cells
  Takács, V. T.; Freund, T. F.; Gulyás, A. I.
• P2.03: Area-specific excitation of hippocampal parvalbumin expressing basket cells
  Andrási, T.; Brunner, J.; Van-Weert, S.; Szabadics, J.
• P2.04: A unique distribution pattern of the Kv4.2 channels on hippocampal CA1 pyramidal cells is revealed by freeze-fracture replica labeling
  Kerti, K. M.; Lőrincz, A.; Nusser, Z.
• P2.05: Subcellular distribution of TRPC6 channel proteins in the hippocampus.
  Nagy, G. A.; Botond, G.; Borhegyi, Z.; Freund, T. F.; Hájos, N.
• P2.06: Investigation of calpain activity
  Szíber, Z.; Czégé, D.; Szőke, B.; Farkas, A.; Szabó, G.; Halasy, K.; Világi, I.
• P2.07: Törölve
  
• P2.08: Global gene expression profile of identified neurogliaform interneurons in the neocortex
  Boldog, E.; Faragó, N.; Rózsa, M.; Vámos, E.; Oláh, S.; Szemenyei, V.; Lovas, S.; Puskás, L.; Tamás, G.
• P2.09: Cocaine and amphetamine regulated transcript, type-2 vesicular glutamate transporter and calbindin co-expression define spiny stellate cells in layer IV of the granular cerebral cortex
  Molnár, C. S.; Sárvári, M.; Kalló, I.; Liposits, Z.; Hrabovszky, E.
• P2.10: Wiring Economy of Neocortical Axon Arbors
  Budd, J. M.; Kovács, K.; Ferecskó, A. S.; Buzás, P.; Eysel, U. T.; Kisvárday, Z. F.
• P2.11: Are the passive morfofunctional architectures of CNS neurons really different?
  Somogyi, A.; Stelescu, A.; Wolf, E.
• P2.12: Törölve
• P2.13: Localized replacement of GABAA receptor γ2 subunits with bicistronic viral vectors
  Sümegi, M.; Lorincz, A.; Nusser, Z.
• P2.14: GLP-1 fibers of brainstem origin activate dorsomedial hypothalamic neurons in refed rats
  Renner, É.; Puskás, N.; Dobolyi, Á.; Palkovits, M.
• P2.15: Interleukin-6 receptor α is co-localised with melanin concentrating hormone in the lateral hypothalamic area of the mouse and the human
  Fekete, C.; Schele, E.; Egri, P.; Füzesi, T.; Keller, E.; Palkovits, M.; Liposits, Z.; Gereben, B.; Karlsson-Lindhal, L.; Shao, R.; Jansson, J.
• P2.16: Isolation and characterization of radial glia-like neural stem cells from different regions of adult mouse brain
  Kőhidi, T.; Markó, K.; Hádinger, N.; Madarász, E.
• P2.17: Comparative immunhistological examination of inner ear in wild type and pituitary adenylate cyclase activating polypeptide (PACAP) deficient mice
  Tamás, A.; Fülöp, B.; Reglődi, D.; Kiss, P.; Brubel, R.; Horváth, G.; Lubics, A.; Gábriel, R.; Szabadfi, K.
• P2.18: Effect of pituitary adenylate cyclase-activating polypeptide (PACAP) on tooth development in wild type and PACAP deficient mice
  Sándor, B.; Hóbor, D.; Kiss, P.; Szabadfi, K.; Brubel, R.; Horváth, G.; Lubics, A.; Gábriel, R.; Szántó, I.; Nagy, Á.; Reglődi, D.; Tamás, A.
• P2.19: Myelination in the pituitary adenylate cyclase activating polypeptide (PACAP) deficient mice
  Vincze, A.; Reglődi, D.; Helyes, Z.; Hashimoto, H.; Shintani, N.; Ábrahám, H.
• P2.20: Postsynaptic targets of the GABAergic basal forebrain projection to the basolateral amygdala in mice
  Veres, J.; Blasco-Ibáñez, J. M.; Hájos, N.
• P2.21: Intracellular distribution and axonal transport of PKD in neurons
  Szórádi, T.; Klacsmann, F.; Vajda, F.; Tárnok, K.; Schlett, K.
• P2.22: Changes in Protein kinase D activity during neurotoxic treatments
  Liliom, H.; Braun, G.; Tárnok, K.; Schlett, K.
• P2.23: Mono- and polysynaptic propriospinal connections in the lateral part of the spinal dorsal horn: a correlative physiological and morphological study
  Antal, Z.; Pinho, R.; Safronov, B.; Antal, M.; Szűcs, P.
• P2.24: Comparative distribution of the neuropeptides vasotocin (VT) and vasoactive intestinal peptide (VIP) in the brain of male and female blue tit and penduline tit.
  Montagnese, C.; Székely, T.; Csillag, A.; Zachar, G.
• P2.25: Effects of L-aspartate on single neurons in striatal slice preparation from chicken brain
  Balázs, D.; Csillag, A.; Gerber, G.
• P2.26: Termination pattern and excitatory amino acid content of the amygdalo-accumbens pathway in the rat and the domestic chicken.
  Hanics, J.; Bálint, E.; Milanovich, D.; Csillag, A.
• P2.27: Organization of extracellular matrix in the brainstem of chicken embryo
  Gaál, B.; Kecskes, S.; Matesz, K.
• P2.28: The NO-cGMP-PKG signal pathway is involved in the tentacle regeneration of the snail, Helix pomatia
  Serfőző, Z.
• P2.29: Intracellular redistribution of nitric oxide synthase in snail neurons: role of hypothermia
  Rőszer, T.; Kiss-Tóth, É.; Rózsa, D.; Józsa, T.; Szentmiklósi, A. J.; Bánfalvi, G.
• P2.30: Immunohistochemical investigation of the developing subventricular zone situated in the lateral ventricle in rat brain
  Adorjan, I.; Berecz, E.; Visolyi, G.; Antal, D.; Kani, E.; Kalman, M.
• P2.31: Deficits of Hypothalamic GLUT2 Immunolabeling After Streptozotocin Microinjection into the Ventromedial Hypothalamic Nucleus of the Rat
  Telkes, I.; Szalay, C.; Lénárd, L.; Karádi, Z.

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P3: Neuroendokrinológia

• P3.01: Tuberoinfundibular peptide of 39 residues is activated during lactation and participates in the suckling-induced prolactin release in rat
  Cservenák, M.; Bodnár, I.; Usdin, T. B.; Palkovits, M.; Nagy, G. M.; Dobolyi, A.
• P3.02: Galanin is expressed in kisspeptin neurons and co-localizes with kisspeptin within afferents to GnRH neurons in the mouse brain
  Vida, B.; Molnár, C. S.; Hrabovszky, E.; Bardóczi, Z.; Caraty, A.; Coen, C. W.; Liposits, Z.; Kalló, I.
• P3.03: Glutamatergic and GABAergic innervation of GnRH neurons in the human hypothalamus
  Hrabovszky, E.; Molnár, C. S.; Kallo, I.; Borsay, B.; Sarkadi, L.; Herczeg, L.; Watanabe, M.; Liposits, Z.
• P3.04: Retrograde Endocannabinoid Signaling Reduces Firing and GABA-ergic Synaptic Transmission to Gonadotropin-Releasing Hormone Neurons
  Farkas, I.; Kalló, I.; Deli, L.; Vida, B.; Hrabovszky, E.; Fekete, C.; Moenter, S. M.; Watanabe, M.; Liposits, Z.
• P3.05: Zearalenon, an endocrine disruptor mycotoxin results in robust changes of gene expression in the uterus and in the hypothalamus.
  Kriszt, R.; Ferenczi, S.; Kukolya, J.; Kriszt, B.; J. Kovács, K.
• P3.06: Ligand-dependent changes in estrogen receptor- and thyroid hormone receptor expression in the developing rat cerebellum: A comparative Western blot and Q-PCR study.
  Scalise, T. J.; Somogyi, V.; Győrffy, A.; Kiss, D. S.; Goszleth, G.; Bartha, T.; Frenyó V., L.; Zsarnovszky, A.
• P3.07: Central melanocortin responsiveness in spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHR).
  Füredi, N.; Mikó, A.; Párniczky, A.; Pétervári, E.; Soós, S.
• P3.08: Effects of nesfatin-1 on energy expenditure
  Könczöl, K.; Zelena, D.; Pintér, O.; Varga, J.; Palkovits, M.; Tóth, Z.
• P3.09: Glucose-monitoring neurons in the mediodorsal prefrontal cortex: responsiveness to dopamine and exogenous chemical stimuli
  Nagy, B.; Szabó, I.; Papp, S.; Takács, G.; Szalay, C.; Keresztes, D.; Faragó, B.; Hideg, B.; Góré, M. B.; Karádi, Z.
• P3.10: Calorie-restriction reverses leptin resistance in middle-aged rats.
  Párniczky, A.; Balaskó, M.; Pétervári, E.; Soós, S.; Székely, M.
• P3.11: Differential regulation of hypothalamic neuropeptide Y and aguti-related protein expression during psychological stress and insulin-induced hypoglycemia
  Ferenczi, S.; Zelei, E.; Pintér, B.; J. Kovács, K.
• P3.12: The pituitary independent regulation of the glucocorticoid secretion
  Varga, J.; Pintér, O.; Klausz, B.; Zelena, D.
• P3.13: The actions of the urocortins on the mediators of stress response
  Bagosi, Z.; Csabafi, K.; Telegdi, G.; Szabó, G.
• P3.14: The endocrine, behavioral and autonomic actions of neuropeptide SF
  Csabafi, K.; Jászberényi, M.; Bagosi, Z.; Babits, A.; Szakács, J.; Telegdy, G.
• P3.15: Comparison of in vivo and in vitro responses to LPS of microglial cells that lack functional fractalkine receptor.
  Zelei, E.; Dénes, Á.; Környei, Z.; J. Kovács, K.
• P3.16: Behavioral differences in fractalkine receptor (CX3CR1) - deficient mice
  Winkler, Z.; Pintér, O.; J. Kovács, K.
• P3.17: Regulation of the behavior of lactating Brattleboro rats, the role of vasopressin
  Fodor, A.; Klausz, B.; Varga, J.; Pintér, O.; Daviu Abant, N.; Rabasa Papió, C.; Nadal, R.; Zelena, D.
• P3.18: The behavioral effect of central vasopressin
  Klausz, B.; Pintér, O.; Zelena, D.
• P3.19: Vasopressin administration into the paraventricular nucleus normalizes plasma oxytocin and corticosterone levels in Brattleboro rats
  Pintér, O.; Langnaese, K.; Domokos, Á.; Landgraf, R.; Engelmann, M.; Zelena, D.
• P3.20: Type 1 cannabinoid receptor (CB1)-containing axons innervate magnocellular vasopressin-synthesizing neurons in the hypothalamic paraventricular nucleus in mice
  Bardóczi, Z.; Kádár, A.; Watanabe, M.; Liposits, Z.; Fekete, C.; Kalló, I.
• P3.21: Cannabinoid receptor 1 antagonist Rimonabant attenuates mu-opiod receptor G-protein activation in mice forebrain
  Zádor, F.; Páldy, E.; Wenger, T.; Benyhe, S.
• P3.22: Developmental expression of type 2 deiodinase in the chicken hypothalamus
  Mohácsik, P.; Füzesi, T.; Hadadi, E.; Szabó, E.; Doleschall, M.; Egri, P.; Liposits, Z.; Fekete, C.; Gereben, B.
• P3.23: The activational state of mast cells in the dove brain
  Wilhelm, M.
• P3.24: Estradiol replacement evokes a wide range of transcriptional changes in the frontal cerebral cortex of middle-aged, ovariectomized rats
  Sárvári, M.; Kalló, I.; Hrabovszky, E.; Solymosi, N.; Tóth, K.; Likó, I.; Molnár, B.; Tihanyi, K.; Liposits, Z.
• P3.25: Endogenous and Exogenous Chemical Sensitivity of Glucose Monitoring Neurons in the Nucleus Accumbens
  Szabó, I.; Nagy, B.; Takács, G.; Szalay, C.; Papp, S.; Hideg, B.; Faragó, B.; Góré, M. B.; Keresztes, D.; Karádi, Z.

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P4: Betegségek

• P4.01: Electrophysiological changes in a complex model of schizophrenia in rats
  Petrovszki, Z.; Gombkötő, P.; Nagy, A.; Benedek, G.; Tuboly, G.; Horvath, G.
• P4.02: Model-based analysis of functional connectivity during associative learning in schizophrenia
  Bányai, M.; Diwadkar, V.; Érdi, P.
• P4.03: The Fragile Nature of Endocannabinoid Signalling in Fragile X Syndrome
  Henstridge, C.; Sepers, M.; Jung, K.; Mackie, K.; Katona, I.; Piomelli, D.; Manzoni, O.
• P4.04: Törölve
  
• P4.05: Mechanisms of the interaction between melanoma and cerebral endothelial cells
  Fazekas, C.; Wilhelm, I.; Farkas, A. E.; Haskó, J.; Molnár, J.; Végh, G.; Nagylőszi, P.; Váró, G.; Krizbai, I. A.
• P4.06: Metformin plus temozolomide-based chemotherapy as adjuvant treatment for WHO grade III and IV malignant gliomas
  Tomuleasa, C.; Soritau, O.; Aldea, M.; Petrusev, B.; Gheban, D.; Ioani, H.; Irimie, A.; Kacso, G.; Florian, I. S.
• P4.07: Pharmacologic blockade of MCH-R1 receptor reduces cataplexy and REM sleep in narcoleptic mice
  Humli, V.; Spitzer, K.; Nguyen, T. T.; Szőke, A.; Haller, J.; Kántor, S.
• P4.08: Inhibition of FAAH during a trauma prevents the development of sleep disturbances
  Spitzer, K.; Humli, V.; Nguyen, T. T.; Szőke, A.; Haller, J.; Kántor, S.
• P4.09: Trauma által indukált szorongás neurobiológiai háttere: rövid és hosszútávú hatások
  Sörös, P.; Tulogdi, Á.; Nagy, R.; Tóth, M.; Bíró, L.; Haller, J.
• P4.10: A Dietary Polyphenol Resveratrol Protects against Endothelial and Neuronal Injury in Models of Stroke
  Clark, D.; Thompson, R.; Institóris, Á.; Kulynych, A.; Busija, D. W.; Barber, P. A.; Tuor, U. I.
• P4.11: Impaired vascular responses of insulin resistant (IR) rats after mild subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH).
  Institóris, Á.; Snipes, J. A.; Katakam, P. V.; Domoki, F.; Bari, F.; Busija, D. W.
• P4.12: Multiparametric non-linear statistical analysis of cardiovascular and respiratory alterations during extensive cerebral infracts requiring neurointensive care
  Lovas, G.; Darida, G. M.; Szilágyi, N.
• P4.13: Mice deficient in pituitary adenylate cyclase activating polypeptide (PACAP) show increased susceptibility to in vivo renal ischemia/reperfusion injury
  Horváth, G.; Szakály, P.; László, E.; Kovács, K.; Rácz, B.; Ferencz, A.; Lubics, A.; Kiss, P.; Tamás, A.; Brubel, R.; Opper, B.; Baba, A.; Hashimoto, H.; Farkas, J.; Matkovits, A.; Magyarlaki, T.; Helyes, Z.; Reglődi, D.
• P4.14: Multimodal, live imaging of peri-infarct depolarisation (PID) during global forebrain ischemia in the rat cerebral cortex
  Bere, Z.; Kulmány, A.; Obrenovitch, T. P.; Bari, F.; Farkas, E.
• P4.15: The induction of TGF-βs in relation to immediate early genes following middle cerebral artery occlusion in rats
  Pál, G.; Vincze, C.; Wappler, E. A.; Lovas, G.; Dobolyi, Á.
• P4.16: Gender-linked differences in rat brain after transient global cerebral ischemia
  Hugyecz, M.; Drakulic, D.; Farkas, E.; Hertelendy, P.; Tóth, J.; Bari, F.
• P4.17: Effects of Oxaloacetate on cortical evoked potentials and adaptibility in focal ischemia
  Knapp, L.; Nagy, D.; Kocsis, K.; Oláh, G.; Marosi, M.; Farkas, T.; Kis, Z.; Vécsei, L.; Teichberg, V. I.; Toldi, J.
• P4.18: Have antioxidants any effect on the funcional alterations in the nervous system of rats treated with nano-manganese?
  Nagy, V.; Horváth, E.; Szabó, A.; Oszlánczi, G.; Papp, A.
• P4.19: Cyanobacterial extracts isolated from lake Balaton –do cholinergic receptors provide the common target for neurotoxic effects?
  Vehovszky, Á.; W.Kovács, A.; Szabó, H.; Farkas, A.
• P4.20: Assessing toxicity of dendrimers by neuronal signaling functions
  Pál, I.; Nyitrai, G.; Kékesi, O.; Keglevich, P.; Csíki, Z.; Fügedi, P.; Simon, Á.; Fitos, I.; Németh, K.; Visy, J.; Kardos, J.
• P4.21: Doxycycline Increases Absence-like Epileptic Seizures in WAG/Rij Rats
  Kovács, Z.; Kékesi, K. A.; Juhász, G.; Czurkó, A.
• P4.22: Monitoring the induction of pilocarpine epilepsy in NEC rats
  Cseri, B.; Czurkó, A.; Baracskay, P.; Juhász, G.
• P4.23: Time-frequency analysis of interictal discharges and ripples recorded with laminar microelectrode arrays in humans
  Fabó, D.; Cash, S. S.; Ulbert, I.
• P4.24: Comparison of MMP-9 activation in different absence epileptic rat models: brain zymography study
  Szodorai, E.; Takács, E.; Kovács, Z.; Kékesi, A. K.; Czurkó, A.; Juhász, G.
• P4.25: Changes in the distribution of the ClC-2 Cl- channel in the chronic phase of epilepsy
  Karlócai, R.; Maljevic, S.; Tóth, K.; Csizmadia, T.; Freund, T. F.; Lerche, H.; Maglóczky, Z.
• P4.26: Suppressing epileptic spike-and-wave discharges by extracranial alternating current stimulation
  Berényi, A.; Belluscio, M.; Buzsáki, G.
• P4.27: Postconditioning with kainate restores LTP function in rat hippocampus after ischemic injury
  Kocsis, K.; Nagy, D.; Fuzik, L.; Knapp, L.; Oláh, G.; Farkas, T.; Toldi, J.

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P5: Érző- és mozgató működés

• P5.01: Interaction of the neuropeptide PACAP with the opiate system
  Szakács, J.; Mácsai, M.; Babits, A.; Csabafi, K.; Tóth, G.; Szabó, G.
• P5.02: Receptive field properties of colour cells in the cat lateral geniculate nucleus
  Kóbor, P.; Petykó, Z.; Telkes, I.; Lénárd, L.; Buzás, P.
• P5.03: Direct projection from the visual associative cortex to the caudate nucleus in the feline brain
  Nagy, A.; Berényi, A.; Gulya, K.; Norita, M.; Benedek, G.; Nagy, A.
• P5.04: Optic flow detection in the caudate nucleus of a primate
  Gombkötő, P.; Berényi, A.; Benedek, G.; Nagy, A.
• P5.05: Activation of paralemniscal neurons in response to noxious and maternal stimuli
  Varga, T.; Mogyoródi, B.; Dobolyi, Á.
• P5.06: Modulatory effect of a new KYNA derivative on the trigeminal activation
  Fejes, A.; Vámos, E.; Bohár, Z.; Tajti, J.; Fülöp, F.; Vécsei, L.; Párdutz, Á.
• P5.07: Effect of sphingomyelinase on TRP ion channel activation of trigeminal sensory neurons and transfected cell line
  Szőke, É.; Tóth, D. M.; Helyes, Z.; Sándor, Z.; Szolcsányi, J.
• P5.08: The influence of estrogen on trigeminal nociception in ovariectomized rats
  Oláh, Z.; Fejes, A.; Tajti, J.; Vécsei, L.; Párdutz, Á.
• P5.09: The sythetic endomorphin-1 analog, CYT-1010, inhibits sensory neuropeptide release, acute neurogenic inflammation and heat injury-induced thermal hyperalgesia in rodent models
  Helyes, Z.; Kemeny, A.; Elekes, K.; Boros, M.; Bagoly, T.; Pinter, E.; Szolcsanyi, J.; Maione, T.
• P5.10: Efferent neuronal connections of the medial paralemniscal nucleus
  Mogyoródi, B.; Cservenák, M.; Varga, T.; Palkovits, M.; Dobolyi, Á.
• P5.11: Reciprocal organization of somatosensory cortical areas 3b and 1 in the squirrel monkey
  Pálfi, E.; Ashaber, M.; Palmer, C.; Friedman, R. M.; Roe, A. W.; Négyessy, L.
• P5.12: Preferential connections of area 1 fingertip representation in primary somatosensory cortex of squirrel monkey
  Ashaber, M.; Pálfi, E.; Palmer, C.; Friedman, R.; Chen, L.; Roe, A.; Négyessy, L.
• P5.13: Sounds modulate neurons in the visual cortex of the monkey
  Kaposvári, P.; Csibri, P.; Csete, G.; Tompa, T.; Sáry, G.
• P5.14: Cross-correlation analysis of temporal interactions suggests functional cooperation between the suprageniculate nucleus of the posterior thalamus and the caudate nucleus
  Rokszin, A.; Berényi, A.; Gombkötő, P.; Utassy, G.; Benedek, G.; Nagy, A.
• P5.15: Attentional N1 latency modulation: a frequency general effect
  Folyi, T.; Fehér, B.; Horváth, J.
• P5.16: Attention decreases auditory N1 latency
  Fehér, B.; Folyi, T.; Horváth, J.
• P5.17: The effect of single 30 minute long 3G EMF exposure on auditory evoked potentials, automatic deviance detection and spontaneous EEG
  Trunk, A.; Stefanics, G.; Kovács-Bálint, Z.; Zentai, N.; Thuróczy, G.; Hernádi, I.
• P5.18: The effect of a single 60 minute Wi-Fi electromagnetic field exposure on spontaneous EEG activity of healthy human volunteers
  Zentai, N.; Trunk, A.; Juhász, P.; Stefanics, G.; Thuróczy, G.; Hernádi, I.
• P5.19: The role of complexity of the infrequently presented irrelevant stimuli in orientation
  Barkaszi, I.; Czigler, I.; Balázs, L.
• P5.20: Eye movement correlates of reading speed
  Weiss, B.; Kóbor, I.; Hermann, P.; Gál, V.; Vidnyánszky, Z.
• P5.21: Visual cortical processing in the right hemisphere is suppressed during left-to-right reading
  Kóbor, I.; Weiss, B.; Hermann, P.; Gál, V.; Vidnyánszky, Z.
• P5.22: Habituation of face specific visual cortical responses are modulated by attention
  Knakker, B.; Hermann, P.; Kóbor, I.; Bankó, É. M.; Weiss, B.; Gál, V.; Vidnyánszky, Z.
• P5.23: Sensory competition in the face processing areas of the human brain
  Nagy, K.; Greenlee, M.; Kovács, G.
• P5.24: Impairment in object-specific visual processing in amblyopia: a neurophysiological study
  Bankó, É. M.; Körtvélyes, J.; Andics, A.; Németh, J.; Gál, V.; Vidnyánszky, Z.
• P5.25: Electrophysiology of perceptual categorization of noisy visual stimuli, colored and grayscale
  Linnert, S.; Győri-Dani, D.; Rokszin, A.; Csifcsák, G.; Tompa, T.
• P5.26: Dissociating the neural processes associated with attentional demands and working memory capacity
  Gál, V.; Kóbor, I.; Vidnyánszky, Z.
• P5.27: Are we able to detect the power frequency electromagnetic fields?
  Szemerszky, R.; Köteles, F.; Körmendi, J.; Bárdos, G.
• P5.28: Distribution of trigeminal afferent terminals on the functionally different motoneurons of the glossopharyangeal and vagus nerves in the frog, Rana esculenta
  Kecskes, S.; Gaál, B.; Matesz, K.; Birinyi, A.
• P5.29: Nitric oxide synthase in the olfactory center of the snail, Helix pomatia. A light- and electronmicroscopic histochemical study
  Nacsa, K.; Elekes, K.; Serfőző, Z.
• P5.30: Neuronal background of space positioning of olfactory organs in the snail Helix pomatia
  Hernádi, L.; Teyke, T.; Elekes, K.
• P5.31: Is serotonin a pivotal modulator in the snail olfactory center?
  Battonyai, I.; Elekes, K.
• P5.32: The effects of stimulus repetition probability in the ventral visual stream
  Kovács, G.; Iffland, L.; Greenlee, M.

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P6: Viselkedés és magasabb idegi tevékenység

• P6.01: Effect of chlordiazepoxide on the open field behavior of young domestic chicks during social isolation and in the presence of predator
  Hegedűs, O.; Csillag, A.; Zachar, G.
• P6.02: Extracellular L-glutamate and L-aspartate responses in medial striatum (MSt) of freely behaving domestic chicks as revealed by capillary electrophoresis-coupled in vivo microdialysis.
  Zachar, G.; Wagner, Z.; Tábi, T.; Bálint, E.; Szökő, É.; Csillag, A.
• P6.03: The effect of Antalarmin on cocaine-induced locomotion in mice
  Babits, A.; Csabafi, K.; Szakács, J.; Szabó, G.
• P6.04: The effects of antalarmin on behavioural and biochemical aspects of chronic nicotine administration and acute nicotine withdrawal in rats
  Palotai, M.; Bagosi, Z.; Csabafi, K.; Szabó, G.
• P6.05: Kannabinoidok, szorongás és megküzdés
  Haller, J.; Zelena, D.; Aliczki, M.; Mikics, É.; Tóth, M.; Tulogdi, Á.; Pintér, O.
• P6.06: The role of neurotensin and dopamine interaction in conditioned place preference
  László, K.; Madarassy-Sz., A.; Kiss, Á.; Tóth, K.; Ollmann, T.; Péczely, L.; Kertes, E.; Lénárd, L.
• P6.07: Effects of 2-arachidonoylglycerol hydrolysis inhibition on locomotion and anxiety
  Aliczki, M.; Balogh, Z.; Tulogdi, Á.; Haller, J.
• P6.08: Postweaning social isolation induces abnormal aggression associated to increased arousal states: hormonal and neurobiological changes.
  Tóth, M.; Tulogdi, Á.; Mikics, É.; Bíró, L.; Sörös, P.; Haller, J.
• P6.09: Enriched environment contra social isolation in ischemic retinal degeneration
  Szabadfi, K.; Reglődi, D.; Atlasz, T.; Griecs, M.; Horváth, G.; Farkas, J.; Matkovits, A.; Fábián, E.; Tamás, A.; Gábriel, R.; Kiss, P.
• P6.10: Long-lasting effects of social isolation and NMDA-antagonist treatment on thermoregulation and motor activity.
  Horvath, G.; Adam, G.; Petrovszki, Z.; Benedek, G.
• P6.11: Brain regions involved in predatory behaviour are activated in a laboratory model of callous-unemotional violence
  Tulogdi , Á.; Tóth, M.; Halász, J.; Mikics, É.; Haller, J.
• P6.12: Effects of intraamygdaloid microinjections of RFRP-1 on liquid food intake of rats
  Kovács, A.; Tóth, K.; László, K.; Gálosi, R.; Ollmann, T.; Lénárd, L.
• P6.13: The electrophysiological correlates of control processes in directed forgetting
  Tóth, B.; Boha, R.; Gaál, Z. A.; Molnár, M.
• P6.14: Complex cortical activity during human slow wave sleep revealed by information theory
  Tihanyi, B. T.; Hangya, B.; Entz, L.; Fabó, D.; Erőss, L.; Wittner, L.; Jakus, R.; Varga, V.; Freund, T. F.; Ulbert, I.
• P6.15: Electrophysiological correlates of age-dependent memory processes in mathematical cognition
  Boha, R.; Tóth, B.; Gaál, Z. A.; Benyovszky, M.; Molnár, M.
• P6.16: Posturographic study on young healthy students relating their daily rhythm and sleep deprivation fatigue
  Garab, S.; Endrenyi, M.; Simon, L.
• P6.17: Facial emotion recognition bias profile in adolescent boys with externalization and internalization problems
  Áspán, N.; Németh, N.; Gádoros, J.; Halász, J.
• P6.18: Screening secondary school and university students with the Hungarian adult dyslexia screening (HAD) test
  Takács, J.; Vidnyánszky, Z.; Kóbor, I.; Gál, V.; Lukács, Á.
• P6.19: Screening of binocular function with static- and dynamic random dot E stereograms in preschool population
  Mikó-Baráth, E.; Markó, K.; Budai, A.; Dani, T.; Sevinc, S.; Gyenge, M.; Schwoller, M.; Pamer, Z.; Bíró, Z.; Jandó, G.
• P6.20: Törölve
• P6.21: Evidence for the involvement of D2 dopaminergic receptors in the effect of caffeine on impulsive choice behavior of rats
  Kardos, P.; Trunk, A.; Hernadi, I.
• P6.22: Role of preprotachykinin A (TAC1) gene-derived peptides and the neurokinin 1 (NK1) receptor in acute nocifensive behaviours and hyperalgesia
  Hajna, Z.; Borbély, É.; Quinn, J. P.; Zimmer, A.; Pintér, E.; Szolcsányi, J.; Helyes, Z.
• P6.23: Investigation of the role of preprotachykinin A and C (TAC1 and TAC4) gene-derived peptides in anxiety, stress and depression-like behaviour in mice
  Borbély, É.; Hajna, Z.; Simon, G.; Berger, A.; Paige, C.; Quinn, J.; Pintér, E.; Szolcsányi, J.; Helyes, Z.
• P6.24: Role of neurotensin injected into the ventral pallidum in open field and in conditioned place preference test.
  Ollmann, T.; Péczely, L.; László, K.; Kovács, A.; Lénárd, L.
• P6.25: Pituitary adenylate cyclase-activating polypeptide deficient (PACAP-/-) mice display reduced c-Fos response to forced swim stress
  Gaszner, B.; Kormos, V.; Reglődi, D.; Kozicz, T.; Helyes, Z.
• P6.26: Morphine withdrawal anxiety influenced by pituitary adenylate cyclase-activating polypeptide (PACAP) in mice
  Lipták, N.; Dochnal, R.; Babits, A.; Csabafi, K.; Tóth, G.; Szabó, G
• P6.27: The effect of single acute cocaine exposure on the local network activity of PFC neurones in mice in vivo as revealed by optogenetic methods
  Tompa, T.; Lavin, A.
• P6.28: Evidence for automatic cheater detection as indexed by event related brain potentials
  Kovács-Bálint, Z.; Trunk, A.; Stefanics, G.; Hernádi, I.
• P6.29: Differential Changes in Expression of Metabolic-related Neuropeptides in the Rat Brain during Morphine Withdrawal-induced Anorexia
  Pintér-Kübler, B.; Ferenczi, S.; Molnár, A.; Núñez, C.; Szőke, Z.; Milanés, M. V.; J. Kovács, K.
• P6.30: Studies on the origin of non-specific symptoms attributed to exposure to power frequency electromagnetic fields.
  Drozdovszky, O.; Szemerszky, R.; Köteles, F.; Bárdos, G.

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P7: Módszerek

• P7.01: Törölve
• P7.02: Noninvasive connectivity analysis: a novel methodology for functional cortical mapping
  Entz, L.; Bickel, S.; Keller, C. J.; Tóth, E.; Erőss, L.; Ulbert, I.; Mehta, A.
• P7.03: Identifying functional networks in the human brain using single pulse electrical stimulation
  Tóth, E.; Entz, L.; Bickel, S.; Erőss, L.; Ulbert, I.; Mehta, A. D.
• P7.04: Thousand-channel electrode system to investigate thalamocortical interactions
  Horváth, D.; Fiáth, R.; Acsády, L.; Neves, P. H.; Karmos, G.; Ulbert, I.
• P7.05: Electrophysiological recordings with active microprobe arrays
  Dombovári, B.; Seidl, K.; Herwik, S.; Torfs, T.; Grand, L.; Csercsa, R.; Paul, O.; Neves, H. P.; Ruther, P.; Ulbert, I.
• P7.06: WaveSolution: a software for analyzing brain signals derived by multielectrodes
  Csercsa, R.; Magony, A.; Ulbert, I.
• P7.07: Functional imaging at cellular level in hemicochlea preparation from hearing mice.
  Aller, M.; Fekete, R.; Horváth, T.; Polony, G.; Fekete, Á.; Halmos, G.; Heinrich, A.; Sperlágh, B.; Lendvai, B.; Vizi, E. S.; Zelles, T.
• P7.08: Comparison of in vitro and in vivo response characteristics of carbon fiber microelectrodes to monoamines
  Bali, Z. K.; Budai, D.; Mészáros, B.; Kellényi, L.; Hernádi, I.
• P7.09: Measurement of cytokine and chemokine protein expression in the Freund adjuvant-induced inflammatory pain model by the antibody array technique
  Ducza, L.; Holló, K.; Bakk, E.; Hegedűs, K.; Antal, M.
• P7.10: Synaptic marker proteins as useful tools in the study of neural control on peptidergic neurons
  Karsai, G.; Wegener, C.; Molnár, L.; Pollák, E.
• P7.11: Recombinant pseudorabies virus strains as intracranially injected retrograde tracers
  Szabó, É. R.; Tombácz, D.; Boldogkői, Z.; Palkovits, M.; Dobolyi, Á.
• P7.12: Mapping whole-brain activity in behaving rats using activity-induced manganese-enhanced MRI in a 3T clinical scanner
  Szalay, C.; Gálosi, R.; Aradi, M.; Steier, R.; Perlaki, G.; Orsi, G.; Schwarz, A.; Lénárd, L.; Karádi, Z.

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