Doctoral Thesis
A. Marin-Burgin (2000) Neuromodulation in the Nervous System of the Leech Hirudo medicinalis. Doctoral Thesis, University of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
R-J. Fan, A. Marin-Burgin, K.A. French, W. Friesen. (2005) A dye mixture (Neurobiotin and Alexa 488) reveals extensive dye-coupling among neurons in leeches; physiology confirms the connections. Journal of Comparative Physiology A. In Press.
A. Marin-Burgin, J. Eisenhart, S. M. Baca, W. B. Kristan Jr., K. A. French. (2005) Sequential development of electrical and chemical synaptic connections generates a specific behavioral circuit in the leech. The Journal of Neuroscience. 25 (10): 2478. [pdf]
A.
Marín-Burgin and L. Szczupak (2003) Network Interactions among Sensory
Neurons in the Leech. Journal
of Comparative Physiology A 189: 59-67.
J.
Wach1, A. Marin-Burgin1,
A. Klusch, C Forster, S. Engert, A. Sccwab and M. Petersen (2003) Low-Trheshold
Heat Receptor in Chick Sensory Neurons is Upregulated Independently of Nerve
Growth Factor after Nerve Injury. Neuroscience 117:513-519.
1 These
authors contributed equally to this work.
A.
Marín-Burgin, S. Reppenhagen, A. Klusch, J.R. Wendland and M. Petersen
(2000) Low-Threshold Heat Response Antagonized by Capsazepine in Chick Sensory
Neurons, which are capsazepine-insensitive. European Journal of Neuroscience
12: 3560-3566.
A.
Marín-Burgin and L. Szczupak (2000) Processing of Sensory Signals by a
Non-spiking Neuron in the Leech. Journal of Comparative Physiology A 186:989-997.
A.
Marín-Burgin and L. Szczupak (1998) Basal Acetylcholine Release in the
Leech Ganglia Depolarizes Neurons through Receptors with a Nicotinic Binding
Site. Journal of Experimental Biology 201: 1907-1915.
2004: Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience (San Diego, USA): Using voltage sensitive dyes to study connectivity among neurons during development of sensory-motor circuits in the leech. A. Marin-Burgin, W.B.Jr Kristan and K. French.
2003: Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience (New Orleans, USA): Development of sensory-motor circuit associated with behavior in the leech. A. Marin-Burgin, W.B.Jr Kristan and K. French.
2002:
Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience
(Orlando, USA): Network interactions among sensory neurons. A.
Marin-Burgin and L. Szczupak.
2001:
Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience
(San Diego, USA): Ngf-independent upregulation of low threshold heat response in
capsaicin-insensitive sensory neurons. A.
Marín-Burgin, A. Klusch, J. Wach, S. Engert and M. Petersen.
2001:
Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience
(San Diego, USA): Protons potentiate low threshold heat response in
capsaicin-insensitive chick sensory neurons. A.
Marín-Burgin, A. Klusch, A.Schmalfuss and M. Petersen.
2001:
Deutsche Physiologishe Gesellschaft
(Germany) Heat response in chick sensory neurons is independent of NGF.
J. Wach, A. Marín-Burgin and M.
Petersen
2000:
Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience (New
Orleans, USA): Low-threshold Heat Response Antagonized by Capsazepine in Chick
Sensory Neurons, which are Capsaicin Insensitive. A.
Marín-Burgin, A. Klusch, S. Reppenhagen and M. Petersen.
2000: Deutsche Physiologishe
Gesellschaft (Ulm, Germany):
Heat Response Antagonized by
Capsazepine in Chick Sensory Neurons, which are Capsaicin Insensitive. S.
Reppenhagen, A. Marín-Burgin, A.
Klusch, J. R. Wendland and M. Petersen.
1999:
Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience (Miami,
USA): A Non Spiking Interneuron Regulates the Sensory Input onto the
Serotonergic Neurons in the Leech. A. Marín-Burgin,
O. Filevich and L. Szczupak.
1999:
Boston Area Neuroscience Group (Boston,
USA) Using an Artificial Neural Network to Identify an Interneuron in a Leech
Sensory Circuit. O. Filevich, A. Marín-Burgin,
J. Santos and L. Szczupak.
1999:
Göttingen Neurobiology Conference
(Göttingen, Germany): The Role of Non Spiking Neurons in the Processing of
Sensory Inputs by Serotonergic Neurons in the Leech Ganglia. A.
Marín-Burgin and L. Szczupak.
1998:
V International Congress of Neuroethology
(San Diego, USA): A Non Spiking Interneuron Regulates Motor and Modulatory
Pathways in the Leech Nervous System. A.
Marín-Burgin, I. Iscla and L. Szczupak.
1997: Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience (New Orleans, USA): Basal Acetylcholine Release In The Leech Ganglion Modulates The Serotonergic Retzius Neurons. A. Marín-Burgin and L. Szczupak.
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