The Axon

Introduction
1: Sir A. Huxley: Electrical Activity of the Nerve: The Background up to 1952
The Normal Axon
2: C-H. Berthold and M. Rydmark: Morphology of Normal Peripheral Axons
3: A. Hirano and J.F. Llena: Morphology of Central Nervous System Axons
4: J.M. Ritchie: Physiology of Axons
5: N. Kleitman and R.P. Bunge: The Schwann Cell: Morphology and Development
6: J.A. Black, H.W. Sontheimer, and S.G. Waxman: The Oligodendrocyte, The Perinodal Astrocyte, and the Central Node of Ranvier
7: E.S. Monuki and G.E. Lemke: Molecular Biology of Myelination
8: J.L. Salzer: Mechanisms of Adhesion Between Axons and Glial Cells
9: B. Grafstein: Axonal Transport: Function and Mechanisms
10: R.W. Davenport, S. Bolsover, and S.B. Kater: Development of Axons: Calcium, Steering and the Growth Cone
11: S.G. Waxman: Voltaged-gated Ion Channels in Axons: Localization, Function, and Development
12: R.L. Barchi: Molecular Biology of Voltage-dependent Potassium and Sodium Channels
13: W. Vogel and J.R. Schwartz: Voltage-clamp Studies in Axons: Macroscopic and Single Channel Currents
14: J.D. Kocsis and K. Sakatani: Modulation of Axonal Excitability by Neurotransmitter Receptors
15: P.K. Stys, S.G. Waxman, and B.R. Ransom: Ion Pumps and Exchangers
16: H. Bostock: Mechanisms of Accommodation and adaptation in Myelinated Axons
17: P.K. Stys and J.D. Kocsis: Electrophysiological Approaches to the Study of Axons
18: P. Shrager: Action Potential Conduction Recorded Optically in Normal, Demyelinated and Remyelinating Axons
Principles of Axonal Pathophysiology
19: G.W. Kreutzberg: Reactiono of the Neuronal Cell Body to Axonal Damage
20: J.W. Griffin, et al.: Axonal Degeneration and Disorders of the Axonal Cytoskeleton
21: J. Rosenbluth: Pathology of Demyelinated and Dysmyelinated Axons
22: S.K. Ludwin: Pathology of the Myelin Sheath
23: S.G. Waxman, J.D. Kocsis, and J.A. Black: Pathophysiology of Demyelinated Axons
24: P.K. Stys, et al.: Anoxic-ischemic Injury in Axons
25: O. Honmou and W. Young: Traumatic Injury of Spinal Axons
26: J.T. Povlshock and C.W. Christman: Diffuse Axonal Injury
27: M. Devor: Abnormal Excitability in Injured Axons
28: M.A. Bisby: Regeneration of PNS Axons
29: L. McKerracher, J.P. Julien, and A.J. Aguayo: Role of Cellular Interactions in Axonal Growth and Regeneration
30: J. Kimura: Clinical Electrophysiology of PNS Axons
31: S.J. Jones: Clinical Assessment of CNS Axons: Evoked Potentials
32: A.R. Berger and H.H. Schaumburg: Human Peripheral Nerve Disease (Peripheral Neuropathies
33: W.I. McDonald: Overview of Clinical Aspects of Multiple Sclerosis, Including Cognitive Deficit
34: M.R. Dimitrijevic: Clinical Aspects of Traumatic Injury to CNS Axons