Network Functions and Plasticity

1. Electrical Coupling in Caenorhabditis elegans Mechanosensory Circuits<br>2. Neural Circuits Underlying Escape Behavior in Drosophila: Focus on Electrical Signaling<br>3. Gap Junctions Underlying Labile Memory<br>4. The Role of Electrical Coupling in Rhythm Generation in Small Networks<br>5. Network Functions of Electrical Coupling Present in Multiple and Specific Sites in Behavior-Generating Circuits<br>6. Electrical Synapses and Learning–Induced Plasticity in Motor Rhythmogenesis<br>7. Electrical Synapses and Neuroendocrine Cell Function<br>8. Electrical Synapses in Fishes: Their Relevance to Synaptic Transmission<br>9. Dynamic Properties of Electrically Coupled Retinal Networks<br>10. Circadian and Light-Adaptive Control of Electrical Synaptic Plasticity in the Vertebrate Retina<br>11. Electrical Coupling in the Generation of Vertebrate Motor Rhythms<br>12. Implications of Electrical Synapse Plasticity in the Inferior Olive<br>13. Gap Junctions Between Pyramidal Cells Account for a Variety of Very Fast Network Oscillations (>80Hz) in Cortical Structures<br>14. Lineage-Dependent Electrical Synapse Formation in the Mammalian Neocortex<br>