Ciba. Foundation Symposium No 152
THE BIOLOGY OF NICOTINE DEPENDENCE (6)7-9 November
1989
OUTLINE PROGRAMME
Organizer: G BOCK
Editor J MARSH
Cbairman L L IVERSEN (Harlow, UK)
1 Behavioural pharmacology of nicotine:
implications
for brain binding sites
2 Structural and functional heterogeneity of
receptors
3 Mechanism of action of the acetylcholine
receptor
4 Modulition of the niceitine receptor by chronic
exposure to nicotinic agoni3t3 and antagonists
5 Role of the nicotinic receptor in modulating
neurotransmission
6 Regulation of endocrine function by the
acetylcholine re2eptors
7 Effects of nicotine on cerebral glucose
metabolism
8 Neurophysiological studies
9 Neurophy3iological studies
10 Pharmacokinetic c-)nsiderations in
understanding
nicotine dependence
11 Pharmaeodynamics
12 Behavioural studies in man
Di3cu3--2:-.ts
M AWAD (Haifa, Israel) (Bursar)
D J K BALFOUR (Dundee, UK)
E A BARNARD (Cambridge, UK)
J-P CHANGEUX (Paris, France)
JA GRAY (London, UK)
NE GRUNBERG (Bethesda, USA)
SHEINEMANN (San Diego, USA)
JE HENNINGFIELD (Baltimore, USA)
Kj KELLAR (Washington, USA)
PLIPPIELLO (Winston-Salem, USA)
GG LUNT (Bath, UK)
JE ROSE (Los Angeles, USA)
MA H RUSSELL (London, UK)
RSCHWARTZ (Durham, USA)
I P STOLERMAN (London, UK)
J LINDSTROM (San Diego, USA)
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A C COLLINS (Boulder, USA)
S WONNACOTT (Bath, UK)
K FUXE (Stockholm, Sweden)
E D LONDON (Baltimore, USA)
P B S CLARKE (7ancouver, Canada~
T SVENSSON (Stockholm, Sweden)
N L BENOWITZ (San Francisco, USA'
R J WEST (Egham, UK)
0 POMERLEAU (Ann Arbor, USA)
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