Werner Schlapfer
Affiliations: | 1972-1975 | University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA |
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| Newlin SA, Schlapfer WT, Barondes SH. (1980) Separate serotonin and dopamine receptors modulate the duration of post-tetanic potentiation at an Aplysia synapse without affecting other aspects of synaptic transmission. Brain Research. 181: 89-106 |
| Newlin SA, Schlapfer WT, Barondes SH. (1980) Heterosynaptic stimulation modulates the duration of post-tetanic potentiation at an Aplysia synapse without affecting other aspects of synaptic transmission. Brain Research. 181: 107-25 |
| Traynor ME, Schlapfer WT, Woodson PB, et al. (1979) Cross-tolerance to effect of ethanol and temperature in Aplysia: preliminary observations. Alcoholism, Clinical and Experimental Research. 3: 57-9 |
| Barondes SH, Traynor ME, Schlapfer WT, et al. (1979) Rapid adaptation to neuronal membrane effects of ethanol and low temperature: some speculations on mechanism. Drug and Alcohol Dependence. 4: 155-66 |
| Woodson PB, Schlapfer WT. (1979) The amplitude of post-tetanic potentiation of the EPSP RC1-R15 in Aplysia is modulated by environmental parameters. Brain Research. 173: 225-42 |
| Woodson PB, Schlapfer WT, Barondes SH. (1978) Amplitude and rate of decay of post-tetanic potentiation are controlled by different mechanisms. Brain Research. 157: 33-46 |
| Traynor ME, Woodson PB, Schlapfer WT, et al. (1977) Tolerance to an effect of ethanol on post-tetanic potentiation in Aplysia. Drug and Alcohol Dependence. 2: 361-70 |
| Traynor ME, Woodson PB, Schlapfer WT, et al. (1976) Sustained tolerance to a specific effect of ethanol on posttetanic potentiation in Aplysia. Science (New York, N.Y.). 193: 510-11 |
| Woodson PB, Tremblay JP, Schlapfer WT, et al. (1976) Heterosynaptic inhibition modifies the presynaptic plasticities of the transmission process at the synapse in Aplysia californica. Brain Research. 109: 83-95 |
| Tremblay JP, Woodson PB, Schlapfer WT, et al. (1976) Dopamine, serotonin and related compounds: presynaptic effects on synaptic depression, frequency facilitation, and post-tetanic potentiation at a synapse in Aplysia californica. Brain Research. 109: 61-81 |