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The Katz
Lab at the 2007 SfN meeting in |
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Award-winning
poster at the 2007 South East Nerve Net |
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Flying
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Lab Fall
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The
Database Commandos: Bob Calin-Jageman and Hao Tian Computer
Science Database Collaborators: Jason Pamplin, Ying
Zhu, Raj Sunderraman Lab Members:
Paul Katz, Jim Newcomb, Naim Dargouth,
Akira Sakurai Biology
Awards Recipients: Todd Cook, Jim Newcomb, and Christie Lynn-Bullock (front
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Our work
made the cover of Nature in Feb. of 1994. Photo by Bill Frost |
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Here is a picture of Tritonia escaping from a sea
star. Photo by Bill Frost that was featured on a the CD from a local
band, the
Yum Yum Tree See a review at Left
Off the Dial |
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We can evoke the swim
behavior by squirting a high concentration of salt on the animal. This is an
artist's view of the behavior. |
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Serotonin immunoreactivity
in the Tritonia brain. The Dorsal Swim Interneurons (DSIs) are 3 of the
group of five neurons located on each side of the midline. The large
bilaterally symmetric neuron at the top of the picture is C1. It is
involved in feeding behavior. There are numerous serotonergic neurons in the
pedal ganglia (Click
for higher resolution) |
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