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Programme at a Glance 2011 th (19:15-20:15) Poster Session #3 Flamenco Concert Neural bases of cognitive- Neural interactions between Impulsive and risk-taking Brain oscillations and Closing ceremony (20:15-20:45) L7 L8 S7A behaviour: molecular and neural bases Giralda I-II S7B conscious and unconscious vision Santa Cruz S6A hippocampal memory processing Giralda I-II S6B emotional interactions in humans Santa Cruz Tania Singer Tania Social emotions from the Lens of social neuroscience Giralda I-II Area Posters and Exhibition Floor -1 and -2 Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg Genetic and environmental risk mechanisms for psychiatric disorders Giralda I-II Giralda I-II Giralda I-II The Giralda I-II (19:15-20:15) 2011 12 Monday, th Univ. Rome "La Sapienza", IT Univ. Univ. Dundee, Scotland, UK Univ. El Esparragal Giralda I-II Coffee break (20:30-24:00) Univ. of Cambridge, UK Univ. Arizona State U., Tempe, AZ, USA Arizona State U., Tempe, Univ. Medical Center, Groningen, Medical Center, Univ. EBBS Banquet Ruhr-Univ. Bochum, DE Ruhr-Univ. Poster Session #2 Cortijo Participants: de Gelder, Dudai, Langston, Participants: de Gelder, It takes two to tango - specialization and Adenosine receptors as therapeutic Prize Winner's Symposium Prize Winner's Frontiers in Behavioral Neurosc. Lecture Elsevier BBR Lecture Selected presentations from EBBS members with Coffee break S4A cooperation of the two cerebral hemispheres in humans and other animals Giralda I-II S4B targets in brain disorders Santa Cruz S5 L5 L6 Yadin Dudai Yadin Depression and resilience: Insights from cognitive, neuroimaging and psychopharmacological studies Area Posters and Exhibition Floor -1 and -2 Barbara Sahakian XVH RI TXDQWLWDWLYH PHDVXUHV IRUevaluation. VFLHQWL¿F FDUHHU Tinkering with the molecular machinery of Tinkering long-term memory in cortex Giralda I-II Giralda I-II AGM & Podium Discussion: EBBS - Nadel and Treves Nadel and Treves less than 10 years post-doctoral experience. -Areg Barsegyan, NL Acosta, -Jazmin I. -Lars Schwabe, -Molly J. Crockett, -Patrizia Campolongo, -Rosamund Langston, 2011 11 Sunday, Special Lecture th Tapas tour Tapas (20:30-24:00) Poster Session #1 REGISTRATION DESK (Registration Area) 8:30-19:30 EBBS - Meeting Seville (2011) DESK (Registration REGISTRATION Non invasive transcortical Neural processing of Fear-based Anticipation: Complexity in the response Colegio de América Colegio de DANA Alliance Public Lecture DANA S2A ontogenesis, networks and mechanisms Giralda I-II S2B communication sounds across the species Santa Cruz Elizabeth Phelps S3A to stress: the environment and individual Giralda I-II S3B electrical stimulation Santa Cruz L2 Changing fear Giralda I-II Area Posters and Exhibition Floor -1 and -2 May-Britt Moser Brain mechanisms for computing space Giralda I-II L4 /DUHYROXFLyQQHXURFLHQWt¿FD Giralda I-II Francisco J. Rubia L3 2011 10 Saturday, th Visit to the Visit (8:00-14:30) (20:30-21:30) Friday, 9 Friday, to dysfunction" Reales Alcázares Valérie Doyère (FR), Valérie Elzbieta Szelag (PL) Individual differences in Hormonal Regulation Welcome (15:00-15:30) Welcome Argiro Vatakis (GR) and Argiro Vatakis SATELLITE Symposium SATELLITE Opening Plenary Lecture on "Neurobiology of Time on "Neurobiology of Time Perception: from normality Giralda I-II Alan Cowey Santa Cruz Giralda I-II L1 or unaware: how does Aware the brain decide? S1A of learning and memory processes Giralda I-II S1B do cognition and behavior, they interfere with measuring? Santa Cruz 9:00-11:00 11:00-11:30 11:30-12:30 15:30-16:30 16:30-17:00 17:00-19:00 19:00-19:30 19:30-20:30 20:30...24:00 12:30-15:30 Seville September, 9-12/2011

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Programme at a Glance ...... 1

Floor Plans ...... 2

Welcome ...... 4

Committees ...... 6 :JPLU[PÄJ*VTTP[[LL,)):*V\UJPS Local Organizing Committee @V\UN3VJHS6YNHUPaPUN*VTTP[[LL Lazarillo Committee

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Satellite Symposia ...... 9

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Poster Presentations :H[\YKH`:LW[LTILYth, 2011 ...... 23 :\UKH`:LW[LTILYth, 2011 ...... 30 Monday. September 12th, 2011 ...... 37

Social Program ...... 44

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Friday September 9th, 2011 SATELLITE SYMPOSIA

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S1B. Individual differences in cognition and behavior, do they interfere with measuring?

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11 Seville September, 9-12/2011

SATURDAY September 10th, 2011 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

Giralda I-II

09:00-11:00 S2A. Fear-based anticipation: ontogenesis, networks and mechanisms Chairs: Bruce L. Brown. ;OL*LU[LY*P[`

11:00-11:30 Coffee break

11:30-12:30 L2. Colegio de América Special Lecture Chair: Lynn Nadel.

15:30-16:30 L3. Chair: Alessandro Treves:0::(*VNUP[P]L5L\YVZJPLUJL;YPLZ[L0[HS` Brain mechanisms for computing space May-Britt Moser5;5<5VY^LNPHU

16:30-17:00 Coffee break

17:00-19:00 S3A. Complexity in the response to stress: the environment and the individual Chairs: Francesca Cirulli0Z[P[\[V:\WLYPVYLKP:HUP[n9VTH0[HS` Igor Branchi. 0Z[P[\[V:\WLYPVYLKP:HUP[nRoma. Italy Stress and memory systems: from early life to adulthood Melly S. Oitzl

19:30-20:30 L4. DANA Alliance for the Brain Public Lecture Chair: José María Delgado-García. +P]PZP}UKL5L\YVJPLUJPHZ

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Santa Cruz

09:00-11:00 S2B. Neural processing of communication sounds across the species Chairs: Christopher I. Petkov.5L^JHZ[SL

17:00-19:00 S3B. Non invasive transcortical electrical stimulation Chair: R. Martyn Bracewell)HUNVY

Hall Floor -1 & -2

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13 Seville September, 9-12/2011

L2. Colegio de América Special Lecture

CHANGING FEAR Elizabeth Phelps(1) Department of Psychology, 5L^@VYR

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14 rd 43 European Brain and Behaviour Society Meeting

L4. DANA Alliance for the Brain Public Lecture 5V[L[OH[[OPZSLJ[\YL^PSSILPU:WHUPZO

THE NEUROSCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION Francisco J. Rubia(1) 0UZ[P[\[V7S\YPKPZJPWSPUHY4HKYPK:WHPU

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S3B. Non invasive transcortical electrical stimulation

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SUNDAY September 11th, 2011 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

Giralda I-II

9:00-11:00 S4A. It takes two to tango-specialization and cooperation of the two cerebral hemispheres in humans and other animals Chair: Martina Manns.9\OY

11:00-11:30 Coffee break

11:30-12:30 L5. Elsevier Behavioural Brain Research Lecture Chair: Melly S. Oitzl

15:30-16:30 L6. Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience Lecture Chair: Verity Brown. LPaTHUU0UZ[P[\[LVM:JPLUJL9LOV]V[0ZYHLS

16:30-17:00 Coffee break

17:00-19:00 S5. Prize Winner’s Symposium Chair: Mathias V. Schmidt4H_7SHUJR0UZ[P[\[LVM7Z`JOPH[Y`4\UPJO.LYTHU` Noradrenergic activation of the basolateral amygdala modulates consolidation of object-in-context recognition memory Areg Barsegyan

19:15-20:15 EBBS-AGM Podium Discussion Chair: Carmen Sandi. iJVSL7VS`[LJOUPX\L-tKtYHSLKL3H\ZHUUL3H\ZHUUL:^P[aLYSHUK ;OL\ZLVMX\HU[P[H[P]LTLHZ\YLZMVYZJPLU[PÄJJHYLLYL]HS\H[PVU 7HY[PJPWHU[Z!)LH[YPJLKL.LSKLY;OL5L[OLYSHUKZ @HKPU+\KHP0ZYHLS 9VZHT\UK3HUNZ[VU<2 3`UU5HKLS<:( (SLZZHUKYV;YL]LZ0[HS`

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Santa Cruz

9:00-11:00 S4B. Adenosine receptors as therapeutic targets in brain disorders Chair: Luísa Vaqueiro Lopes0UZ[P[\[VKL4LKPJPUH4VSLJ\SHY3PZIVU7VY[\NHS

Adenosine A2A receptors in the hippocampus: implications in ageing and stress Luísa Vaqueiro Lopes0UZ[P[\[VKL4LKPJPUH4VSLJ\SHY3PZIVU7VY[\NHS

Role of A2A receptors in neurodegeneration: from Huntington’s disease to Tauopathies David Blum.05:,94HUK3PSSL

Protective effects of A2AYLJLW[VYISVJRHKLPU)HT`SVPKPUK\JLKKLÄJP[Z Paula Canas.<;:V\[O^LZ[LYU4LKPJHS*LU[LY+HSSHZ;?<:(

Epigenetic modulation of ADORA2A: a putative therapeutical tool for Parkinson’s disease treatment Izaskun Villar./VZWP[HS

Hall Floor -1 & -2

12:30-15:30 Poster Session 2 (& Lunch break) :LUZVY`HUKTV[VYZ`Z[LTZ +[V+ 3LHYUPUNHUKTLTVY` +[V+ ,TV[PVUHUKZ[YLZZ +[V+ *VNUP[PVU +[V+ 7OHYTHJVSVN`HUKILOH]PV\Y + [V+ +PZVYKLYZVM[OLULY]V\ZZ`Z[LT +[V+

ABSTRACTS

S4A. It takes two to tango-specialization and cooperation of the two cerebral hemispheres in humans and other animals

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L5. Elsevier Behavioural Brain Research Lecture

DEPRESSION AND RESILIENCE: INSIGHTS FROM COGNITIVE, NEUROIMAGING AND PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGICAL STUDIES Barbara J Sahakian(1) +LWHY[TLU[VM7Z`JOPH[Y`HUK49*>LSSJVTL;Y\Z[)LOH]PV\YHSHUK*SPUPJHS5L\YVZJPLUJL0UZ[P[\[L

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L6. Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience Lecture

TINKERING WITH THE MOLECULAR MACHINERY OF LONG-TERM MEMORY IN CORTEX Yadin Dudai(1) +LWHY[TLU[VM5L\YVIPVSVN`>LPaTHUU0UZ[P[\[LVM:JPLUJL9LOV]V[0ZYHLS

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S4B. Adenosine receptors as therapeutic targets in brain disorders

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18 rd 43 European Brain and Behaviour Society Meeting

MONDAY September 12th, 2011 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM

Giralda I-II

9:00-11:00 S6A. Brain oscillations and hippocampal memory processing Chairs: Karel Jezek.*aLJO(JHKLT`VM:JPLUJLZ7YHN\L*aLJO9LW\ISPJ Andre A. Fenton.5L^@VYR

11:00-11:30 Coffee break

11:30-12:30 L7. Chair: Krzysztof Turlejski.5LUJRP0UZ[P[\[>HYZH^7VSHUK Social emotions from the Lens of social neuroscience Tania Singer.

15:30-16:30 L8. Chair: Carmen Sandi. iJVSL7VS`[LJOUPX\L-tKtYHSLKL3H\ZHUUL3H\ZHUUL:^P[aLYSHUK Genetic and environmental risk mechanisms for psychiatric disorders Andreas Meyer-Lindenberg.

16:30-17:00 Coffee break

17:00-19:00 S7A. Impulsive and risk-taking behaviour: molecular and neural bases Chairs: Anthony Isles. *HYKPMM

20:15-20:45 Closing Ceremony 7YVM(NUuZ.Y\HY[*OHPYVM[OL3VJHS6YNHUPaPUN*VTTP[[LL 7YVM*HYTLU:HUKP7YLZPKLU[VM[OL,)):,_LJ\[P]L*VTTP[[LL

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Santa Cruz

09:00-11:00 S6B. Neural bases of cognitive-emotional interactions in humans Chairs: Jorge L. Armony. 4J.PSSemotion enhances and impairs human episodic memory Bryan Strange;LJOUPJHS

17:00-19:00 S7B. Neural interactions between conscious and unconscious vision Chair: Carlo A. Marzi.

Hall Floor -1 & -2

12:30-15:30 Poster Session 3 (& Lunch break) 3LHYUPUNHUKTLTVY` +[V+ ,TV[PVUHUKZ[YLZZ +[V+ *VNUP[PVU +[V+ 7OHYTHJVSVN`HUKILOH]PV\Y + [V+ +PZVYKLYZVM[OLULY]V\ZZ`Z[LT +[V+

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S6A. Brain oscillations and hippocampal memory processing

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SATURDAY September 10th, 2011 POSTER PRESENTATIONS

1. DEVELOPMENT: D10-1 TO D10-11

D10-1 DEVELOPMENTAL TRAJECTOY OF SERIAL AND PARALLEL VISUAL SEARCH IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS M.A. Rojas Benjumea, C.M. Gómez, E. Quintero-Gallego

D10-2 SICOENDOCRINOLOGY OF AGGRESSION: USING SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE AS A PREDICTOR E. Pascual-Sagastizabal, J.R. Sánchez-Martín, A. Azurmendi, F. Braza

D10-3 CO-MATURATION BETWEEN LATE POSITIVE COMPONENT AND THE DELTA-THETA BANDS ANALYZED BY MULTIVARIATE TECHNIQUES C.I. Barriga-Paulino, E.I. Rodríguez-Martínez, L. Zozaya, A. Flores, C.M. Gómez

D10-4 UTILITY OF THE CGHA TEST IN NEUROPEDIATRIC PRACTICE M.A. Fernández-Fernández, M.D. Morillo-Rojas

D10-5 SUCKLING, OXYTOCIN AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF ATTACHMENT BEHAVIOUR IN INFANTS 95V^HR-3t]`-*VYUPSSLH\7+>PSSPHTZ7.4HYUL[42LSSLY

D10-6 MATURATION OF HUMAN SPONTANEOUS EEG ANALYZED BY POWER SPECTRAL DENSITY, CORRELATIONAL AND PRINCIPAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS E.I. Rodríguez-Martínez, C.I. Barriga-Paulina, M. Zapata-Rives, C. Chinchilla, C.M. Gómez

D10-7 BLOCKAGE OF NORADRENERGIC SYSTEM DURING POSTNATAL DEVELOPMENT AFFECTS ADULT MOTOR REFLEXES AND LEARNING ABILITIES IN MICE J.M. Angulo-López, C. Calvino-Núñez, E. Domínguez-del-Toro

D10-8 INTACT BRAIN AND MEANINGFUL HAND POSTURE KNOWLEDGE IN TWO AGE COHORTS M.J. Mozaz, T.M. Boyd

D10-9 OVERACTIVATION OF ALPHA-ADRENERGIC SYSTEM DELAYS THE POSTNATAL DEVELOPMENT AND BEHAVIOUR AND ALTERS THE RESPIRATORY ACTIVITY IN MICE C. Calvino-Núñez, E. Domínguez-del-Toro

D10-10 NEONATAL AND LONG-TERM NEURODEVELOPMENT AND NEUROSTRUCTURE IN A RABBIT MODEL OF FETAL GROWTH RESTRICTION M. Illa, E. Eixarch, D. Batalle, A. Arbat, R. Acosta-Rojas, F. Figueras, E. Gratacos

D10-11 HOW DO I FEEL WHEN YOU STROKE ME? ANIMAL/HUMAN RELATIONSHIP: BEHAVIORAL AND NEURONAL STUDIES V. Guesdon, R. Nowak, E. Chaillou, M. Meurisse, F. Cornilleau, C. Moussu, E. Archer, N. Jouaneau, X. Boivin, F. Lévy

2. SENSORY AND MOTOR SYSTEMS: D10-12 TO D10-21

D10-12 LATERALIZATION IN THE INVERTEBRATE BRAIN: LEFT-RIGHT ASYMMETRY OF OLFACTION IN APOIDEA SPECIES E. Frasnelli, E. Rigosi, G. Anfora , F. Trona, G. Vallortigara

D10-13 DIFFERENTIAL IMPACT OF ACOUSTIC STARTLE ON SACCADE ONSET AND DURATION AND ON PSYCHOMOTOR REACTION TIMES T.M. Schilling, A. Schulz, C. Deuter, T.D. Blumenthal, H. Schächinger

D10-14 INCREASING SPECIFICITY FOR COMPLEX ACOUSTIC STIMULI TOWARDS THE TEMPORAL POLE OF CAT AUDITORY CORTEX S.G. Lomber, A.J. McMillan

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D10-15 THE ROLE OF TASK ENGAGEMENT IN THE TEMPORAL CODING OF AMPLITUDE MODULATION IN PRIMARY AUDITORY CORTEX J. Downer, M. Niwa , M. Sutter

D10-16 ASPECTS OF MOTOR- AND AUDITORY DISCRIMINATION-LEARNING OF MICE IN THE SHUTTLE-BOX S. Kurt, G. Ehret

D10-17 THE RELATION BETWEEN STIMULATION FREQUENCY AND MAGNITUDE OF STEADY STATE VISUAL EVOKED POTENTIALS A. Duszyk, M. Bierzynska, Z. Radzikowska, P. Milanowski, M. Labecki, M. Michalska, P. Durka, P. Suffczynski

D10-18 OPTIMIZATION OF SSVEP-BASED BRAIN COMPUTER INTERFACE - THE INFLUENCE OF VISUAL STIMULI FEATURES ON SSVEP RESPONSE MAGNITUDE Z. Radzikowska, M. Bierzynska, A. Duszyk, P. Milanowski, M. Labecki, M. Michalska, P. Durka, P. Suffczynski

D10-19 QUALIA AS THE FUNDAMENTAL NATURE OF VISUAL AWARENESS A.V. Escobar

D10-20 CAN WHITE MATTER DIFFERENCES INFLUENCE TASK PERFORMANCE IN RHYTHMIC TIMING AND FORCE CONTROL? S. Shanker, N. Davis, A. Davidson, R.M. Bracewell

D10-21 LATE RECOVERY OF GRAPING MOVEMENT AFTER ISCHEMIC STROKE: CLINICAL AND KINEMATIC ANALYSIS IN A CASE STUDY P. Revol, P. Riffo, F. Cotton, Y. Rossetti, G. Rode

3. LEARNING AND MEMORY: D10-22 TO D10-52

D10-22 A POLYMORPHISM OF THE NR2A GENE RELATED TO ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE IS ASSOCIATED WITH AMYGDALAR AND HIPPOCAMPAL ACTIVATION DURING CLASSICAL FEAR CONDITIONING R. Cacciaglia, F. Nees, S.H. Witt, V. Nieratschker, M. Ruttorf, M. Rietschel, H. Flor

D10-23 BEHAVIORAL CONSEQUENCES OF CHRONIC ADOLESCENT VS ADULT CANNABINOID EXPOSURE AFTER PRENATAL STRESS IN FEMALE RATS J. Renard, M.O. Krebs, T.M. Jay, G. Le Pen

D10-24 TASTE OR PLACE ASSOCIATION FOR THE AVERSIVE COMPONENT OF LATERAL PARABRACHIAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION R. García, M.J. Simón, A. Puerto

D10-25 ASSOCIATIVE LEARNING IN FEEDING BEHAVIOR AND DEVELOPMENT OF OBESITY M. Harb, A.V. Patchev, C. Romberg, O.F.X. Almeida

D10-26 DEFICIENCY OF LACTATE TRANSPORTER MCT1 IMPAIRS LEARNING AND MEMORY IN MICE M. Saxena, S. Lengacher, G. Grenningloh, L. Pellerin, P.J. Magistretti

D10-27 A NOVEL, NON-MATCHING TO PLACE TASK IN A RADIAL ARM MAZE CONFIRMS EPISODIC MEMORY IMPAIRMENT IN 5XFAD MICE AND REVEALS SPATIAL WORKING MEMORY DEFICITS IN MONOCARBOXYLATE TRANSPORTER MCT2 KNOCKDOWN MICE F. Magara, B. Boury-Jamot, P.J. Magistretti, C. Viviani, L. Pellerin

D10-28 EARLY EFFECTS OF CHOLINE (CHOL) AND URIDINE-MONOPHOSPHATE (UMP) ON INSTRUMENTAL CONDITIONING AND LONG-TERM POTENTIATION (LTP) IN RAT PUPS M. Ramírez, A. Barranco, M.L. Jiménez, M.J. Martin, E. Oliveros, A. Gruart, J.M. Delgado-García, R. Rueda

D10-29 EFFECTS OF VITAMIN A STATUS ON STRESS REACTIVITY, EMOTIONAL BEHAVIOUR AND SPATIAL MEMORY D. Bonhomme, P. Roux, A. Chaalal, P. Higueret, V. Pallet, K. Touyarot

D10-30 SEXUALLY DIMORPHIC SHORT AND LONG-TERM EFFECT OF EARLY STRESS IN EMOTIONAL AND COGNITIVE PROCESSES: POSSIBLE IMPLICATION OF AMINOACIDERGIC SYSTEMS N. Sanz, M.L. Leret, L. Abelleira, C. Rua

D10-31 ENHANCED MEMORY CONSOLIDATION BY POST-LEARNING AUTONOMIC ACTIVATION IN RESPONSE TO STRESS M. Larrá y Ramírez, A. Schulz, E. Naumann, H. Schächinger

D10-32 ACUTE RESTRAINT STRESS IMPAIRS CONTEXTUAL FEAR MEMORY CONSOLIDATION BY ALTERING HIPPOCAMPAL ERK1/2 ACTIVATION J. Micheau, C. Huguet, M. Dagnas, N. Mons

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D10-33 ALTITUDE ACCLIMATIZATION IMPROVES SUBMAXIMAL COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE IN RODENTS R. Guerra-Narbona, J.C. López-Ramos, J.M. Delgado-García

D10-34 BEHAVIOURAL ALTERATIONS IN ADULT RATS THAT HAD UNDERGONE GLOBAL HYPOXIA AT BIRTH E. Blanco Calvo, P. Galeano, J.I. Romero, M.J. Luque Rojas, A.E. Mustaca, L.J. Santín, F. Rodriguez-de- Fonseca, F. Capani

D10-35 ANTIHYPERTENSIVE TREATMENT DECREASES COGNITIVE LOSS IN TG HYPERTENSIVE/AD MODEL MICE I. Kadish, G. Balinda, K. Do, T. van Groen

D10-36 COGNITIVE DEFICIENCIES ASSOCIATED WITH ARTHRITIC PAIN ARE RESCUED BY DREAM DELETION I. Suárez-Pereira, Á. Fontán-Lozano, Á.M. Carrión-Rodríguez

D10-37 THE ROLE OF SLEEP IN THE PROCESSING OF EMOTIONAL MEMORIES- EVIDENCE FROM BEHAVIOUR AND EVENT-RELATED POTENTIALS S. Groch, S. Diekelmann, J. Born, I. Wilhelm

D10-38 SLEEP SELECTIVELY ENHANCES CONSOLIDATION OF EPISODIC-LIKE MEMORY M. Inostroza, J. Born

D10-39 FEELING YOUNGER: IMPACT OF VOLUNTARY EXERCISE ON BEHAVIOURAL FUNCTION IN SAM MICE S. Sanchez-Roige, J.F. Lalanza, R.M. Escorihuela

D10-40 SLEEP ENHANCES MEMORY CONSOLIDATION IN THE HIPPOCAMPUS-DEPENDENT OBJECT-PLACE RECOGNITION TASK IN RATS S. Binder, P.C. Baier, M. Mölle, J. Born, L. Marshall

D10-41 AGE, LEARNING AND MEMORY SPECIFIC REGULATION OF HIPPOCAMPAL ESTROGEN RECEPTOR IN MALE RATS V. Korz, K. Meyer

D10-42 ENVIRONMENTAL ENRICHMENT IMPROVES RECENT BUT NOT REMOTE LONG-TERM MEMORY IN ASSOCIATION WITH A MODIFIED BRAIN METABOLIC ACTIVATION PROFILE IN ADULT MICE M. Leger, V. Bouet, T. Freret, A. Darmaillacq, M. Dacher, F. Dauphin, M. Boulouard, P. Schumann-Bard

D10-43 THE EFFECTS OF LONG TERM ENVIRONMENTAL ENRICHMENT ON THE HIPPOCAMPAL METABOLIC ACTIVITY OF AGED RATS P. Sampedro-Piquero, M. Méndez, C. Zancada-Menéndez, A. Begega, J.L. Arias

D10-44 BEHAVIORAL FLEXIBILITY DURING PHYSIOLOGICAL AGING AND IN THE ANIMAL MODEL OF NEURODEGENERATIVE DISEASES M. Mazurkiewicz, J. Nikolajew, A. Mietelska-Porowska, G. Schneider, F. Theuring, G. Riedel, C. Wischik, G. Niewiadomska

D10-45 PRIMING EFFECT MODULATION IN PATIENTS WITH ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE S. Velo, J.R. Alameda-Bailén

D10-46 MEMORY IMPAIRMENT AND NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL ABNORMALITIES IN ACROMEGALY J.F. Martín-Rodríguez, A. Madrazo-Atutxa, A.M. Soto-Moreno, E.M. Venegas-Moreno, E. Torres-Vela, P. Benito, M.A. Galvez, F.J. Tinahones, A. Leal-Cerro

D10-47 EFFICIENT STRATEGIC PROCESSING IN WORKING MEMORY IMPLEMENTED BY A FRONTO- TEMPORAL NEURAL NETWORK, PROMOTES EPISODIC MEMORY FORMATION K.Wurmitzer , D. von Allmen, E. Martin, P. Klaver

D10-48 SEMANTIC ENCODING IMPROVES MEMORY CONSOLIDATION E. Alberca-Reina, J.L. Cantero, M. Atienza

D10-49 MULTIPLE REACTIVATIONS AS BOUNDARY CONDITION FOR MEMORY RECONSOLIDATION IN HUMANS S. Wichert, O.T. Wolf, L. Schwabe

D10-50 EFFECTS OF GOAL-RELEVANCE PROCESSING ON MEMORY FOR NEUTRAL FACES: AN fMRI STUDY A. Montagrin, L. Ceravolo, V. Sterpernich, D. Grandjean, J. Armony, D. Sander

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D10-51 EFFECTS OF EXPOSITION TO BENZENE, TOLUENE AND XYLENE (BTX) IN NEUROCOGNITIVE PROCESS IN WORKERS OF OIL COMPANIES J.A. Lorca, C. Ruiz-Frutos, J.A. Garrido

D10-52 URINARY LEVELS OF ARSENIC, LEAD AND MERCURY AMONG CHILDREN AND NEUROBEHAVIOURAL TOXICITY: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY R. Capelo, D. Rohlman, M. Contreras, V. Navarro, M. González, J.A. Lorca, W.K. Anger, T. García, J.L. Gómez- Ariza, J. Alguacil

4. EMOTION AND STRESS: D10-53 TO D10-71

D10-53 WHAT DOES “WELL MAKING ENVIRONMENT” MEAN FOR THE BRAIN? AN fMRI STUDY E. Gutyrchik, L. Smigielski, J. Blautzik, M. Reiser,E. Pöppel, E. Russell

D10-54 ANXIETY-TRAIT MODULATES THE IMMUNE RESPONSE TO ACUTE PSYCHOSOCIAL STRESS IN CAREGIVERS OF AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER S. de Andrés-García, A. Romero-Martínez, P. Sariñana-González, M.V. Sanchis-Calatayud, L. Moya-Albiol, E. González-Bono

D10-55 SOCIAL DEPRIVATION IS A RISK FACTOR FOR THE EMERGENCE OF BEHAVIOURAL AND NEUROBIOLOGICAL ENDOPHENOTYPES OF DEPRESSION V. Bellisario, A. Berry, S. Capoccia, P. Tirassa, A. Calza, E. Alleva, F. Cirulli

D10-56 EVOKED RELATED POTENTIALS CORRELATES OF EMPATHY FOR PAIN FROM ADOLESCENCE THROUGH ADULTHOOD N. Mella, J. Studer, A.L. Gilet, G. Labouvie-Vief

D10-57 STRESS INFLUENCE ON THE STARTLE EYE BLINK REFLEX C.E. Deuter, H. Schächinger

D10-58 REM SLEEP EEG THETA ACTIVITY IS A NEGATIVE CORRELATE OF ATTACHMENT ANXIETY R. Bódizs, P. Simor, J. Körmendi, S. Csóka, P. Ujma, P. Sándor, K. Horváth, L. Harmat

D10-59 EMG ACTIVITY IN RESPONSE TO DYNAMIC AND STATIC NATURAL FACES H. Majczynski, K. Rymarczyk

D10-60 THE AUTOMATIC EFFECT OF SOCIAL APPRAISAL ON THE RECOGNITION OF EMOTIONS C. Mumenthaler, V. Maendly, D. Sander

D10-61 REAPPRAISAL FRAMES OF POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE PICTURES ALTER EMOTIONAL RESPONSES AS REFLECTED IN SELF-REPORT AND FACIAL ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC ACTIVITY L. Wu, M.H. Winkler, M. Andreatta, G. Hajcak, P. Pauli

D10-62 ELECTRODERMAL ACTIVITY RESPONSE TO STRESS AND EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE IN CAREGIVERS OF AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS M.V. Sanchis-Calatayud, P. Sariñana-González, S. de Andrés-García, A. Romero-Martínez, E. González-Bono, L. Moya-Albiol

D10-63 DISCOVERING MITOCHONDRIAL BIOMARKERS FOR ANXIETY DISORDERS M.D. Filiou, L. Teplytska, P. Gormanns, S. Reckow, Y. Zhang, E. Frank, M. Kessler, B. Hambsch, M. Nussbaumer, G. Maccarrone, A. Yassouridis, F. Holsboer, R. Landgraf, C.W. Turck

D10-64 THE INVOLVEMENT OF FKBP51 AND FKBP52 IN THE BEHAVIOURAL AND NEUROENDOCRINE EFFECTS OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC STRESS J. Hartmann, K.V. Wagner, C. Liebl, M. Wolf, S. Scharf, X.D. Wang, F. Hausch, T. Rein, U. Schmidt, C. Touma, M.B. Müller, M.V. Schmidt

D10-65 EFFECTS OF STRESS IN EPISODIC MEMORY UPDATING B. Dongaonkar, L. Nadel

D10-66 THE ROLE OF DIFFERENT Homer1 ISOFORMS IN ACUTE AND CHRONIC SOCIAL STRESS K.V. Wagner, J. Hartmann, X.D. Wang, C. Liebl, M. Wolf, S.H. Scharf, C. Kohl, D. Marinescu, M.B. Müller, M.V. Schmidt

D10-67 GENDER DIFFERENCES IN HEALTH IN INFORMAL CAREGIVERS OF CHILDREN WITH ASPERGER SYNDROME N. Ruiz-Robledillo, P. Antón-Torres, E. González-Bono, L. Moya-Albiol

D10-68 IMAGING THE STRESS RESPONSE - DEVELOPMENT OF THE ScanStress PARADIGM F. Streit, L. Haddad, T. Paul, J. Nikitopoulos, A. Meyer-Lindenberg, M. Rietschel, P. Kirsch, S. Wüst

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D10-69 WORSENING OF HEALTH RELATED TO BUFFERED CORTISOL AWAKENING RESPONSE AND NEGATIVE EMOTIONAL PERSONALITY TRAITS P. Sariñana-González, M.V. Sanchis-Calatayud, S. de Andrés-García, A. Romero-Martínez, L. Moya-Albiol, E. González-Bono

D10-70 SEXUAL DIMORPHISM AND ANXIOLYTIC RESPONSE TO AN ACUTE STRESS AFTER MATERNAL SEPARATION L.E. Abelleira, C. Rua, N. Sanz, M.L. Leret

D10-71 METABOLIC STATE EFFECTS ON THE STARTLE EYE BLINK MAGNITUDE D. F. de Sá, A. Schulz, M. Oitzl, H. Schachinger

5. COGNITION: D10-72 TO D10-89

D10-72 REORIENTATION BY GEOMETRY IN BUMBLEBEES V.A. Sovrano, E. Rigosi, G. Vallortigara

D10-73 EFFECTS OF REARING IN ENVIRONMENTS OF DIFFERENT GEOMETRY ON SPATIAL REORIENTATION IN REDTAIL SPLITFINS FISH (Xenotoca eiseni) N. Rausch, V.A. Sovrano

D10-74 USE OF PROPERTY/KIND INFORMATION FOR OBJECT INDIVIDUATION IN YOUNG CHICKS (Gallus gallus) L. Fontanari, R. Rugani, L. Regolin, G. Vallortigara

D10-75 ASYMMETRICAL NUMBER-SPACE MAPPING IN THE AVIAN BRAIN R. Rugani, G. Vallortigara, L. Regolin

D10-76 PARADOXICAL EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENRICHMENT AND FOOD ENTRAINMENT IN THE R6/2 MOUSE MODEL OF HUNTINGTON’S DISEASE E.A. Skillings, D. Harrison, D. Glynn, A.J. Morton

D10-77 VISUAL DISCRIMINATION AND REVERSAL LEARNING IN A NOVEL TOUCH SCREEN TASK IS DIFFERENTIALLY MODULATED BY 5-HT(2A) AND 5-HT(2C) ANTAGONISTS IN RATS J. Alsiö, A.C. Mar, D.E. Theobald, T.W. Robbins

D10-78 DISSOCIATION BETWEEN DECISION-MAKING AND GAMBLING PRONENESS BY REDUCED BRAIN SEROTONIN SYNTHESIS IN THE RAT F. Zoratto, S. Koot, T. Cassano, R. van den Bos, G. Laviola, W. Adriani

D10-79 HIPPOCAMPAL CODING OF SPATIAL INFORMATION ABOUT DYNAMIC CUES D. Lopez-Pigozzi, L. Perez-Mendez, T. Gener, M.V. Sanchez-Vives

D10-80 THE ROLE OF HIPPOCAMPUS IN POSITION AND OBJECT DISCRIMINATION D. Levcik, T. Nekovarova, D. Klement

D10-81 DIFFERENTIAL ROLE OF LATERAL ENTORHINAL CORTEX AND DORSAL HIPPOCAMPUS IN ACQUISITION AND FLEXIBILITY OF CROSS-MODAL ASSOCIATIONS IN RATS R. Gervais, M. Sauvajon, P. Humblot, B. Ferry

D10-82 MODULATION OF SPATIAL PROCESSING BY SOMATOSENSORY INPUTS IN THE RAT T. Gener, L. Perez-Mendez, J. Ferracci, M.V. Sanchez-Vives

D10-83 SHORT-TERM HIGH FAT FEEDING TEMPORARILYIMPAIRS BEHAVIOURAL FLEXIBILITY IN A DELAYED MATCHING AND NON-MATCHING TO POSITION TASK IN RATS A.D. McNeilly, A. Gao, C. Sutherland, D.J.K. Balfour, C.A. Stewart

D10-84 EFFECTS OF NEONATAL T-MAZE LEARNING UNDER CONDITIONS OF REWARD OR DENIAL OF EXPECTED REWARD ON PREFRONTAL CORTEX FUNCTION (:[HTH[HRPZ=4HUH[VZ(+PHTHU[VWV\SV\-:[`SPHUVWV\SV\

D10-85 FACILITATION OF AMPA RECEPTOR SYNAPTIC DELIVERY AS A MOLECULAR MECHANISM FOR COGNITIVE ENHANCEMENT S. Knafo, C. Venero, C. Sánchez-Puelles, I. Pereda-Pérez, A. Franco, C. Sandi, V. Berezin, E. Bock, J. DeFelipe, J.A. Esteban

D10-86 DEVELOPMENT OF AN ATLANTIS RAT WATER MAZE SYSTEM: KEY FACTORS FOR CONSIDERATION L. Mertens, D.J. Pemberton

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D10-87 EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN FOR THE STUDY OF ACTIVITY-DEPENDENT CORTICAL AND SUBCORTICAL SYNAPTIC FUNCTIONS DURING INSTRUMENTAL CONDITIONING OF BEHAVING RATS I. Fernández-Lamo, B. Roldán, J.M. Delgado-García, A. Gruart

D10-88 MENTAL ROTATION IN MONKEYS: REAL VERSUS VIRTUAL SPACE T. Nekovarova, J. Nedvidek, D. Klement, R. Rokyta, J. Bures

D10-89 EXTENDING THE FIVE-CHOICE SERIAL REACTION TIME TASK PARADIGM: DEVELOPMENT OF NOVEL ANALYTIC AND METHODOLOGICAL TOOLS TO ENHANCE SENSITIVITY FOR COGNITIVE CHANGE A.C. Mar, T.W. Robbins

6. PHARMACOLOGY AND BEHAVIOUR: 10-90 TO D10-104

D10-90 VASOTOCIN INFLUENCES ZEBRAFISH SHOALING BEHAVIOUR C.M. Lindeyer, E.M.A. Langen, S.M. Reader

D10-91 FROM ATTRACTION TO AGGRESSION: THE EMOTIONAL VALUE OF MALE PHEROMONES CHANGES DURING LACTATION IN FEMALE MICE A. Martín-Sánchez, M. Otero-García, Ll. Fortes-Marco, E. Lanuza, F. Martínez-García

D10-92 EFFECTS OF A FRUSTRATED EXPECTED REWARD IN C57BL/6J AND MU-OPIOID RECEPTOR KNOCKOUT MICE J. Gutiérrez-Cuesta, E. Martín-García, A. Burokas, R. Maldonado

D10-93 KAR-MEDIATED GLUTAMATE RELEASE FACILITATION AT THALAMO-CORTICAL SYNAPSES INVOLVES CALCIUM-CALMODULINE AND A HIGH CALCIUM THRESHOLD Y. Andrade-Talavera, A. Rodríguez-Moreno

D10-94 MODULATION OF THE ENDOCANNABINOID SYSTEM IN DIFFERENT STAGES OF PROCESSING OF AVERSIVE MEMORIES IN RATS: INTERACTIONS AND SYNAPTIC PLASTICITY HIPPOCAMPAL STUDIED WITH THE AGONIST CP55,940 L. De Oliveira Alvares, L. Cassini, J. Haubrich, A. Crestani, M. Santos, R. Sierra, V. Oberholzer, D. Jerusalinsky, J. Quillfeldt

D10-95 DIFFERENTIAL NORADRENERGIC MODULATION IN THE RAT SOMATOSENSORY AND PREFRONTAL CORTEX S. van Keulen, N.K. Logothetis, O. Eschenko

D10-96 ANTI-INFLAMMATORY DRUGS ATTENUATES THE EARLY ANTIDEPRESSANT RESPONSE OF DEEP BRAIN STIMULATION FOR DEPRESSION TREATMENT: A TRANSLATIONAL STUDY L. Perez Caballero, R. Pérez-Egea, D. Puigdemont, J. Molet, J.A. Micó, V. Pérez, E. Berrocoso

D10-97 THE STRESS IN CHRONIC PAIN SITUATION LEADS TO AN INCREASE OF NEGATIVE PAIN EXPERIENCE BY IMPAIRMENT OF NORADRENERGIC LOCUS COERULEUS NEURONS L. Bravo, C. Alba-Delgado, S. Torres-Sánchez, R. Rey-Brea, J.A. Micó, E. Berrocoso

D10-98 EFFECT OF PUERARIN AND DAIDZIN ON GHRELIN BLOOD LEVEL IN ALCOHOL PREFERRING AND NON-PREFERRING RATS P. L. Mikolajczak, M. Szulc, I. Okulicz-Kozaryn, E. Kaminska, N. Wachowiak, P. M. Mrozikiewicz, T. Bobkiewicz- Kozlowska

D10-99 VASOPRESSINERGIC INNERVATION OF THE VENTRAL STRIATOPALLIDUM: POSSIBLE ORIGIN AND HINTS ON ITS ROLE M. Otero-García, Ll. Fortes-Marco, A. Martín-Sánchez, H. Salais-López, C. Agustin-Pavón, E. Lanuza, F. Martínez-García

D10-100 EFFECTS OF ADENOSINE A2A RECEPTOR BLOCKADE OR KNOCKOUT ON CHOLINOMIMETIC- INDUCED ORAL TREMOR: STUDIES WITH A MOUSE MODEL OF DRUG-INDUCED PARKINSONISM M. Pardo, L.E. Collins, S. Podurgiel, L. Lopez-Cruz, Y. Baqi, C.E. Müller, M.A. Schwarzschild, J.D. Salamone, M. Correa

D10-101 mGlu2/3 AGONIST MODULATION OF KETAMINE-INDUCED OXYGEN AMPEROMETRY SIGNALS IN AWAKE RATS – A TRANSLATIONAL NEUROPHARMACOLOGICAL BIOMARKER J. Li, M.W. Conway, G. Gilmour, J.P. Lowry, J. Huxter, A. Schwarz, D. Cash, M. Bernanos, S. Williams, M. Tricklebank

D10-102 PERINATAL HYPOTHYROIDISM: AN ANIMAL MODEL OF ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER? F. Balada, A. Garau, M.A. Martí-Carbonell

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D10-103 ANALYSIS OF THE SUBCELLULAR DISTRIBUTION OF MELATONIN IN RAT BRAIN C. Venegas, J.A. García, L. García-Corzo, C. Doerrier, F. Ortiz, G. Escames, D. Acuña-Castroviejo

D10-104 REAL-TIME OXYGEN AMPEROMETRY CONFIRMS HUMAN NEUROIMAGING EVIDENCE FOR A ROLE OF THE NUCLEUS ACCUMBENS IN THE CODING OF REWARD ANTICIPATION AND MAGNITUDE J. Francois, M. Conway, J. Lowry, M. Tricklebank, G. Gilmour

7. DISORDERS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM: D10-105 TO D10-116

D10-105 SPATIAL LEARNING AND FEAR CONDITIONING IN gtf2ird1 KNOCKOUT MOUSE T. Schneider, J.N.P. Rawlins, M. Tassabehji

D10-106 EARLY MATERNAL DEPRIVATION MODULATES DISTRIBUTION OF INTERLEUKIN-1 AND NMDA RECEPTORS AT THE SYNAPTIC MEMBRANE IN A SEX DEPENDENT MANNER B. Viviani, M.S. Boraso, M. Valero, F. Gardoni, E.M. Marco, C.L. Galli, M. Di Luca, M. Marinovich, M.P. Viveros

D10-107 SPATIAL LEARNING AND MEMORY DEFICITS IN PLB1TRIPLE MICE G. Riedel, B. Platt

D10-108 REFRONTAL SYNAPTIC ABNORMALITIES IN A MOUSE MODEL OF HYPERPHENYLALANINEMIA D. Andolina, A. DeJaco, S. Puglisi-Allegra, T. Pascucci

D10-109 BRAIN PATHOLOGY IN A MOUSE MODEL OF TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS J. Ramos-Rodríguez, M. Jiménez-Palomares, M. Pacheco-Herrero, G. Perdomo, A. Lechuga, I. Cozar, M. Garcia-Alloza

D10-110 CHOLINERGIC DENERVATION WORSENS BEHAVIOURAL IMPAIRMENT IN APPSWE/PS1DE9 MICE M. Pacheco-Herrero, D. Thyssen, J. Ramos-Rodriguez, E. Berrocoso, B.J. Bacskai, M. Garcia-Alloza

D10-111 ASSOCIATIVE LEARNING CAPABILITIES OF THE TAMBALEANTE MOUSE E. Porras-García, D.S. Arteta Arteta, R. Romero-Granados, J.M. Delgado-García, J.A. Armengol

D10-112 CEREBELLAR TRANSPLANTATION AND MOTOR SKILLS IN LURCHER MICE -=VüLO1*LUKLSxUA/V\KLR

D10-113 THE BEHAVIOURAL IMPAIRMENT IN OLD MICE DECREASES WITH HORMESIS AND HYDROTHERAPY INTERVENTIONS J. Cruces, O. Hernández, C. Vida, I. Maté, M. De la Fuente

D10-114 MELATONIN AND PHYSICAL EXERCISE INDUCE SYNERGISTIC NEUROPROTECTION IN THE 3XTG- AD MOUSE C. Sanfeliu, Y. García-Mesa, L. Giménez-Llort, L.C. López, C. Venegas, R. Cristòfol, G. Escames, D. Acuña- Castroviejo

D10-115 ZINC DIETARY SUPPLEMENTATION ALTERS BEHAVIORAL AND BIOCHEMICAL PROFILES IN HIGH FAT DIET EXPOSED ADULT MICE P. Lekkas, K. Antoniou, I. Deligiannis, E. Bairaktari, C. Kostara, P. Vezyraki, C. Angelidis, A. Evangelou, D. Kiortsis, V. Kalfakakou

D10-116 INCREASES OF GLUTAMATE AND GABA LEVELS IN MEDIAL PREFRONTAL CORTEX AFTER ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE PARAFASCICULAR THALAMIC NUCLEUS: AN IN VIVO MICRODIALYSIS STUDY G. Guillazo-Blanch, M. Miguens, I. Villarejo-Rodríguez, A. Vale-Martínez, E. Ambrosio, M. Martí-Nicolovius

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SUNDAY September 11th, 2011 POSTER PRESENTATIONS

1. SENSORY AND MOTOR SYSTEMS: D11-1 TO D11-15

D11-1 NEUROANATOMICAL SUBSTRATE TO ASOCIATE ODORANTS AND PHEROMONES IN MICE B. Cadiz-Moretti, F. Martínez-García, Enrique Lanuza

D11-2 A TANDEM AFFINITY TAG APPROACH TO UNCOVER NOVEL INTERACTIONS WITH THE SYNAPTIC PROTEIN, Arc/Arg3.1 C. Myrum, J. Soulé, C.R. Bramham

D11-3 DRG NEURONS AND PAIN SENSATION IN RELATION TO STRESS PROTEINS I. Deligiannis, P. Lekkas, S. Konitsiotis, D. Stefanou, C. Angelidis, P. Vezyraki, A. Batistatou, E. Kontargiris , V. Kalfakakou

D11-4 EFFECT OF LOCUS COERULEUS ACTIVATION ON STATE-DEPENDENT WHISKER-EVOKED RESPONSES IN BARREL FIELD: INSIGHTS FROM CURRENT SOURCE DENSITY ANALYSIS R.M. Neves, N.K. Logothetis, O. Eschenko

D11-5 ROLE OF WHISKERS IN COMPENSATION OF VISUAL DEFICIT IN A MOUSE MODEL OF RETINAL DEGENERATION 1=VSSLY=÷PTLJLR)7V[\ümRV]m-=VüLO

D11-6 THE EXTERNAL LATERAL PARABRACHIAL SUBNUCLEUS IN RELATION TO FEEDING INDUCED BY PARTIAL WITHDRAWAL OF GASTRIC FOOD CONTENTS M.A. Zafra, A.D.R. Agüera, M.J. Simón, F. Molina, A. Puerto

D11-7 THE COCHLEAR ROOT NEURONS AND THE CAUDAL PONTINE RETICULAR NUCLEUS PARTAKE IN THE AURICULAR REFLEX OF THE ACOUSTIC STARTLE REFLEX D.E. López, J.A.C. Horta-Junior, N. Orsi, R. Stenico, A. Gruart, J.M. Delgado-García, S. Hormigo, R. Gómez- Nieto

D11-8 THE ATTENTIONAL COMPONENT IN PREPULSE INHIBITION L. Millian Morell, D.E. López-García, J. Carro, J.T. López Alburquerque, S. Hormigo, A. Cardoso, C. Sancho

D11-9 CHANGES IN THE REPRESENTATION OF INDIVIDUALLY DISTINCTIVE COMMUNICATION SOUNDS IN THE SONGBIRD AUDITORY FOREBRAIN F. Menardy, C. Del Negro

D11-10 COUPLING BETWEEN EYE AND HAND MOTOR SYSTEMS: A TRANSCRANIAL MAGNETIC STIMULATION (TMS) STUDY L. Falciati, C. Maioli

D11-11 EFFECTS OF ANODAL AND CATHODAL TRANSCRANIAL DIRECT CURRENT STIMULATION (tDCS) ON SENSORY EVOKED POTENTIAL OF ALERT RABBITS J. Márquez-Ruiz, R. Leal-Campanario, B. Molaee-Ardekani, A. Gruart, R. Sánchez-Campusano, C. Ammann, 41PTtULa.9\MÄUP->LUKSPUN14+LSNHKV.HYJxH

D11-12 STRATEGIC FILTERING: BEHAVIORAL EVIDENCE FOR A SUPRAMODAL MECHANISM F. Marini, L. Chelazzi, A. Maravita

D11-13 PERCEPTION CODING OF THE PINEAPPLE “ACCORD” AND ITS COMPONENTS: FROM PERIPHERY TO BEHAVIOR P. Duchamp-Viret, S. Petryszyn, M. Chaput, B. Ferry

D11-14 ON THE QUANTIFICATION OF SSVEP RESPONSE M. Labecki, P. Milanowski, M. Michalska, A. Duszyk, M. Bierzynska, Z. Radzikowska, P. Durka, P. Suffczynski

D11-15 TRIAL-BY-TRIAL CHANGES IN A PRIORI INFORMATIONAL VALUE OF SUBJECTIVE BELIEFS AND EXTERNAL CUES IN HUMANS A. Arjona, C.M. Gómez

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3. LEARNING AND MEMORY: D11-16 TO D11-45

D11-16 DOUBLE BISECTION OF AUDITORY TEMPORAL INTERVALS BY RATS O. Zamora-Arevalo, R.E. Trujano, A. Cruz, A. Bouzas

D11-17 SPATIAL VISUAL CUE PROXIMITY AND PERFORMANCE IN RATS WITH THALAMIC LESIONS ON A CHEESEBOARD NAVIGATION TASK F. Brett, J.C. Dalrymple-Alford

D11-18 THE EFFECT OF PRE AND POSTNATAL ELECTRIC FIELD EXPOSURE ON VISUAL EVOKED POTENTIALS AND COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS +2HU[HY.VR+(RWÛUHY:6aLU7@HYNÛJVNS\

D11-19 EFFECTS OF POSTTRAINING EPINEPHRINE AND VOLUNTARY PHYSICAL EXERCISE ON LEARNING AND MEMORY IN A SPATIAL BARNES MAZE TASK I. Portell-Cortés, A. Jacotte-Simancas, D. Costa-Miserachs, M. Torras-Garcia, M. Coll-Andreu

D11-20 EFFECTS OF ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE NORADRENERGIC NUCLEUS LOCUS COERULEUS ON NEURAL ACTIVITY OF THE NORADRENERGIC AND PREFRONTAL NEURONS A. Marzo, R. Neves, N.K. Logothetis, O. Eschenko

D11-21 HIPPOCAMPAL MECHANISMS OF SELF-STIMULATION BEHAVIOR G. Vega-Flores, A. Gruart, I. López, J.M. Delgado-García

D11-22 REINFORCEMENT LEARNING AND DAT1 POLYMORPHISMS: AN ASSOCIATION STUDY OF THE MODERATING EFFECT OF ORIENTING BIAS Y.R. Braun, S. Edelman, R.P. Ebstein, M.A.Gluck, R. Tomer

D11-23 BRAIN NETWORKS UNDERLYING THE ACQUISTION OF A SINGLE-DAY SPATIAL LEARNING TASK N.M. Conejo, H. González-Pardo, C. Fidalgo, M.L Méndez, J.L. Arias

D11-24 MAKING STATE DEPENDENT MEMORIES BY RECONSOLIDATION UPDATE MECHANISMS L. Cassini, L. de Oliveira Alvares, F. Santana, A. Crestani, J. Haubrich, J. Quillfeldt

D11-25 INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT RATS’ EXPLORATORY ACTIVITY ON THE LEARNING ABILITY Z. Dzirkale, R. Svarcbahs, Z. Krumina, S. Svirskis, B. Jansone, M. Vanina, A. Laizane, A. Paskevica, V. Matto, V. Klusa

D11-26 DIFFERENCES IN INHIBITORY AVOIDANCE LEARNING AMONG CD1 MICE FROM THREE DIFFERENT SUPPLIERS S. Monleón, E. Rama, C. Vinader-Caerols, A. Parra

D11-27 EXPOSURE TO ENVIRONMENTAL ENRICHMENT DURING ADOLESCENCE HAS A GREATER IMPACT ON EXPLORATORY BEHAVIOR THAN WHEN INITIATED AT A LATER AGE R. Redolat, P. Mesa-Gresa, A. Pérez-Martínez

D11-28 ANTERIOR THALAMIC LESIONS AND RECOVERY: ENRICHED ENVIRONMENTS RESTORE SPATIAL MEMORY IN THE RADIAL ARM MAZE B. Harland, J.C. Dalrymple-Alford

D11-29 LANDMARKS FACILITATE LEARNING ABOUT ENVIRONMENTAL GEOMETRY IN BOTH MALE AND FEMALE RATS S. Poulter, Y. Kosaki, A. McGregor

D11-30 DELIBERATIVE DECISION MAKING IN THE RAT: HIPPOCAMPAL LESIONS REDUCE VICARIOUS TRIAL-AND-ERROR BEHAVIOUR IN A SPATIAL REVERSAL TASK E. Wood, D. Bett, E. Steward, K. Karola, P. Dudchenko

D11-31 SEX DIFFERENCES IN SPATIAL NAVIGATION: CONTRASTING SEX-SPECIFIC SPATIAL STRATEGIES L. Bertholet, D. Preissmann, G. Sierro, F. Schenk

D11-32 DOES EXPLORATORY PATTERN INFLUENCE GRID CELL ACTIVITY? P.Y. Jacob, M. Liberge, B. Poucet, E. Save, F. Sargolini

D11-33 MAPPING NETWORKS IN THE RAT FOR OBJECT RECOGNITION MEMORY IN THE DARK M.M. Albasser, E. Amin, J.P. Aggleton

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D11-34 DORSOLATERAL PALLIUM LESIONS IMPAIR EYEBLINK CONDITIONAL DISCRIMINATION LEARNING IN GOLDFISH B. Rodríguez-Expósito, S. Uceda, A. Gómez, F. Rodríguez

D11-35 CHANGES IN SYNAPTIC STRENGHT IN THE HIPPOCAMPAL FORMATION DURING THE ACQUISITION OF ASSOCIATIVE LEARNING IN BEHAVING RABBITS A. Carretero-Guillén, R. Pacheco-Calderón, M.D. Muñoz, J.M. Delgado-García, A. Gruart

D11-36 CA1 CONTRIBUTION TO MAPPING SPACE IN THE HIPPOCAMPUS F. Stella, A. Treves

D11-37 ROLE OF THE CORTICO-RUBRAL PATHWAY IN MOTOR LEARNING: A NEURAL AND BEHAVIORAL APPROACH R. Pacheco-Calderón, A. Carretero-Guillén, J.A. Trigo, J.M. Delgado-García, A. Gruart

D11-38 GLUTAMATERGIC DISCONNECTION BETWEEN VENTRAL SUBICULUM AND VENTRAL STRIATUM IMPAIRS LONG-TERM SPATIAL MEMORY IN MICE A. Cristofoli, V. Perri, A. Oliverio, A. Mele

D11-39 CONTEXT, LOCATION AND THE ANTERIOR THALAMIC NUCLEI J.R. Dumont, M.M. Albasser, M.R. Horne, E. Amin, R.C. Honey, J.P. Aggleton

D11-40 CORRELATIONS IN ACTIVATION OF STRUCTURES OF THE THALAMOCORTICAL NETWORK IN A SIMPLE LEARNING PARADIGM A. Cybulska-Klosowicz, A. Brzezicka, R. Zakrzewska, M. Kossut

D11-41 UPDATING THE VALENCE OF A SPATIAL GOAL: ARE THE MEDIAL PREFRONTAL CORTEX AND THE DORSAL HIPPOCAMPUS INVOLVED? P. de Saint Blanquat, F.A. Chaillan, E. Save, B. Poucet

D11-42 ABSOLUTE RISK PREDICTION ERROR CODING IN THE ORBITOFRONTAL CORTEX M. O’Neill, W. Schultz

D11-43 ROLE OF THE ROSTRAL MEDIAL PREFRONTAL CORTEX IN THE CLASSICAL CONDITIONING OF EYELID RESPONSES IN BEHAVING RABBITS R. Leal-Campanario, J.M. Delgado-García, M.E. Sánchez-Valles, A. Gruart

D11-44 TOWARDS AN INFINITE CHAIN OF ASSOCIATIONS: A NEURAL MODEL FOR THE CORTEX E. Russo, A. Treves

D11-45 DRIVING OF COGNITIVE PROCESSES BY BRAIN STIMULATION IN MICE M.T. Jurado-Parras, A. Gruart, J.M. Delgado-García

3. EMOTION AND STRESS: D11-46 TO D11-60

D11-46 A TEST FOR JUDGMENT BIAS - POSSIBLY INDICATING (TRAIT) ANXIETY IN MICE H. Boleij, S.S. Arndt, A.R. Salomons, J. van‘t Klooster, A.M. Baars, F. Ohl

D11-47 A MOUSE MODEL FOR “HELPLESSNESS”, A MAJOR CONCEPT IN DEPRESSION D. Azzinnari, E. Seifritz, C. Pryce

D11-48 INCREASED HIPPOCAMPAL OXIDATIVE STRESS, IMPAIRED CELL PROLIFERATION AND SPATIAL

MEMORY IN LPA1-NULL MICE IN RESPONSE TO CHRONIC IMMOBILIZATION L.J. Santín, I. García-Fernández, E. Castilla-Ortega, C. Pedraza, E. Blanco, J. Chun, F. Rodriguez-de-Fonseca, G. Estivill-Torrús

D11-49 THE ABSENCE OF LPA1 RECEPTOR IMPAIRS EXTINCTION OF CONDITIONED FEAR AND COMPROMISES THE INTEGRITY OF CORTICOLIMBIC CIRCUIT C. Pedraza, J. Sánchez-López, E. Castilla-Ortega, E. Zambrana-Infantes, C. Rosell-Valle, Á. Reyes-Pérez, J. Chun, F. Rodríguez-de-Fonseca, G. Estivill-Torrús, L.J. Santín

D11-50 NEONATALLY STRESSED MICE INJECTED WITH DEXAMETHASONE DISPLAY LESS ANXIETY IN THE ADULT LIFE K. Turlejski, M. Gajerska, N. Chlodzinska, A. Glowacz, R.L. Djavadian

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D11-51 DISCRIMINATIVE ABILITY: A ROLE FOR THE MINERALOCORTICOID RECEPTOR J.P.F. ter Horst, E.R. de Kloet, S. Berger, M.S. Oitzl

D11-52 DELETION OF THE P66Shc GENE PROMOTES LONGEVITY IN LABORATORY MICE BUT DECREASES SURVIVAL IN MICE EXPOSED TO FOOD COMPETITION AND WINTER TEMPERATURES IN THE WILD A. Berry, M. Giorgio, I. Berniakovich, H.P. Lipp, I. Amrein, E. Alleva, P.G. Pelicci, F. Cirulli

D11-53 EFFECTS OF BRIEF VS PROLONGED CHRONIC STRESS ON NEUROENDOCRINE-IMMUNE RESPONSES AND DEPRESSION-LIKE BEHAVIOURS IN A MOUSE MODEL OF CANCER S. Capoccia, A. Berry, V. Bellisario, D. Vacirca, E. Ortona, M. Giorgio, P.G. Pelicci, E. Alleva, F. Cirulli

D11-54 EFFECTS OF EARLY-LIFE STRESS ON SOCIAL BEHAVIOR AND nCAM EXPRESSION IN THE HIPPOCAMPUS C. Kohl, X.D. Wang, M. Wolf, D. Harbich, C. Sandi, M.V. Schmidt

D11-55 INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN THE EFFECTS OF SOCIAL STRESS INDUCED BY CHRONIC DEFEAT ON THE HYPOTHALAMIC-PITUITARY-ADRENOCORTICAL AXIS IN MICE. EFFECTS OF TREATMENT WITH A CRHR1 ANTAGONIST J. Pérez-Tejada, A. Arregi, A. Azpiroz, G. Beitia, L. Garmendia

D11-56 EFFECTS OF GALANIN AND ITS PEPTIDE ANTAGONIST ON THE BEHAVIOR OF RATS IN THE OPEN FIELD: EFFECT OF RESTRAINT STRESS V. Klenerova, S. Hynie

D11-57 OPPOSITE EFFECTS OF CORTICOSTERONE ON FEAR MEMORIES IN DORSAL VS. VENTRAL HIPPOCAMPUS A. Desmedt, N. Kaouane, M. Segal, A. Marighetto

D11-58 ANXIETY AND COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE: A POPULATION STUDY IN WISTAR RATS B. Salvetti, R. Lodico, M. Pellitteri, F. Schio, S. Becchi, G. Bertini, P.F. Fabene

D11-59 MARKED GENDER DIFFERENCES IN THE BEHAVIOURAL AND HYPOTHALAMIC-PITUITARY- ADRENAL RESPONSE TO SHOCK-INDUCED CONTEXTUAL FEAR CONDITIONING AND THE DEGREE OF GENERALIZATION N. Daviu, R. Andero, A. Armario, R. Nadal

D11-60 REACTIVATING FEAR MEMORY UNDER PROPRANOLOL REDUCES THE AVERSIVE CONTENT OF LONG TERM MEMORY AND DECREASES NEURONAL CONNECTIVITY IN THE AMYGDALA M. Ammassari Teule, V. Persicchia, M. Aceti, G. Vetere

4. COGNITION: D11-61 TO D11-84

D11-61 MODULATION OF SPATIAL ATTENTION BY MEANS OF EMOTIONAL FACIAL AND BODILY EXPRESSIONS IN HEMISPATIAL NEGLECT PATIENTS AND HEALTHY SUBJECTS L. Carelli, M. Tamietto, M.L. Rusconi, G. Geminiani, P. Gindri, B. Cavaletti, S. Molinaro, B. de Gelder

D11-62 PROSPECTIVE DURATION JUDGEMENTS: THE ROLE OF THE ATTENTION AND SECONDARY TASKS H. Duzcu, A. Hohenberger

D11-63 DOPAMINERGIC INFLUENCE ON NOVELTY PROCESSING M. Rangel-Gomez, J. Theeuwes, M. Meeter

D11-64 BRAIN ACTIVITY IN PHONOLOGICAL AWARENESS TASKS - AN fMRI STUDY A. Moczulska, A. Oron, J. Skolimowska, M. Lewandowska, T. Wolak, E. Szelag

D11-65 SEX HORMONES MODULATE INTER- AND INTRA-HEMISPHERIC FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVITY DURING COGNITIVE PROCESSING S.Weis, W. Sturm, M. Hausmann

D11-66 NEURAL CORRELATES OF STIMULUS-SPECIFIC PREPARATORY PROCESSING H.M. Morgan, N.J. Davis, C. Klein, R.M. Bracewell

D11-67 PROGESTERONE-RELATED CHANGES IN LACTATE USING 3T MRS K. Moakes, A. McNamara, L. Harris, N. Masento, A. Sterr

D11-68 EFFECTS OF TASK COMPLEXITY ON HIGH-FREQUENCY AND LOW-FREQUENCY HEART RATE VARIABILITY AS INDICATORS OF MENTAL LOAD C. Peifer, A.W. Thelen, A. Schulz, C.H. Antoni, H. Schächinger

D11-69 DIFFERENT STRATEGIES OF CHOICES IN THE RAT GAMBLING TASK REVEAL INDIVIDUAL PROFILES RELATED TO HUMAN PSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS M. Rivalan, F. Dellu-Hagedorn

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D11-70 IMPAIRED DECISION-MAKING PROCESS IN PATIENTS WITH CUSHING’S SYNDROME AS ASSESSED BY THE IOWA GAMBLING TASK I. Crespo, A. Santos, E. Resmini, M.A. Martinez, P. Pires, E. Valassi, S.M. Webb

D11-71 CORTICAL DYNAMICS DURING CNV AND GAP. WHAT PREDICTS THE RESPONSE TIMES? M. Escudero, C. Gómez, I. Cordones

D11-72 HUMAN NAVIGATION IN DISSOCIATED REFERENCE FRAMES K. Vlcek, K. Blahna

D11-73 IMPAIRED REARRANGEMENT OF THE ALLOCENTRIC AND EGOCENTRIC SPATIAL REPRESENTATION IN PATIENT WITH THE PARIETAL, TEMPORAL AND OCCIPITAL BRAIN LESION K. Blahna, K. Vlcek

D11-74 SPECIFIC DEFICIT IN COGNITIVE COORDINATION AFTER SYSTEMIC INJECTION OF DIZOCILPINE (MK-801): SUPPORT FOR PHENOMENOLOGICAL VALIDITY OF A PHARMACOLOGICAL ANIMAL MODEL OF COGNITIVE SYMPTOMS IN SCHIZOPHRENIA Š. Kubík, H. Buchtová, K. Valeš, A. Stuchlík

D11-75 EFFECT OF BODY RATIO ON SEXUAL ATTRACTIVENESS IN MALES AND FEMALES M. Del Zotto, L.B. Legrand, A.J. Pegna

D11-76 CHIMPANZEES AND GORILLAS VARY THEIR PREFERENTIAL USE OF HANDS BASED ON TARGET ANIMACY C. Quaresmini, G.S. Forrester, C. Spiezio, D.A. Leavens, G. Vallortigara

D11-77 ANTIDEPRESSANT TREATMENT IMPROVES COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN THE R6/2 MOUSE MODEL OF HUNTINGTON’S DISEASE D. Glynn, A.J. Morton

D11-78 TOPOLOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL CORTICAL NETWORKS R. Romero-Garcia, M. Atienza, J.L.Cantero

D11-79 ACTION MONITORING: CORRECT AND ERRONEOUS DECISIONS ARE REFLECTED IN EVENT RELATED POTENTIALS IN HUMANS I. Padrón, J.L. Pardo-Vázquez, J. Fernández-Rey, C. Acuña

D11-80 PERSONALITY AND REWARD BIAS LINKED TO INDIVIDUAL’S CONNECTIVITY PROFILES WITHIN THE MESOLIMBIC REWARD SYSTEM A. McNamara, K. Moakes, A. Sterr

D11-81 REPRESENTATION OF TACTILE BODY SPACE IN SPATIAL NEGLECT: COMPRESSION AND ANISOMETRY J. Honoré, M. Leclercq, T. Bernati, M. Rousseaux

D11-82 RIGHT CORTEX CEREBELLUM VOLUME LOSS IN CUSHING’S SYNDROME A. Santos, I. Crespo, E. Resmini, P. Pires, M.A. Martínez, E. Valassi, Y. Vives, B. Gómez-Anson, S.M. Webb

D11-83 LANGUAGE ABILITY IN HEALTHY AND EPILEPSY PARTICIPANTS: AN fMRI INVESTIGATION /]HU,[[PUNLY=LLUZ[YH;2HYSZZVU+

D11-84 EARLY ERP MODULATION PRODUCED BY ATTENTION SHIFTING TOWARDS TASK-IRRELEVANT EMOTIONAL FACES A.J. Pegna, M. Del Zotto, L. Legrand

5. PHARMACOLOGY AND BEHAVIOUR: D11-85 TO D11-100

D11-85 OPPOSING EFFECTS OF 5,7-DHT LESIONS TO THE CORE AND SHELL OF THE NUCLEUS ACCUMBENS ON THE PROCESSING OF IRRELEVANT STIMULI H.J. Cassaday, K.E. Thur, C.A. Marsden, A.J.D. Nelson

D11-86 DEPRESSIVE-LIKE BEHAVIOUR INDUCED BY CHRONIC STRESS IN CB1 KNOCKOUT MICE: A PET STUDY WITH [11C]-DASB A. Burokas, E. Martín-García, J. Gutiérrez-Cuesta, S. Rojas , R. Herance, J.D. Gispert, R. Maldonado

D11-87 EFFECT OF HIGH DOSES OF METHYLXANTHINES ON MOTOR PARAMETERS AND ANXIETY: IMPLICATIONS FOR THEIR THERAPEUTICAL EFFECT ON BRADYKINESIA INDUCED BY DOPAMINE ANTAGONISTS L. Lopez-Cruz, M. Pardo, A. Dosda, J.D. Salamone, M. Correa

D11-88 DEPRESSION-LIKE BEHAVIOR IN MICE DURING ABSTINENCE FOLLOWING ALCOHOL DRINKING

AND A POTENTIAL ROLE OF SIGMA1 RECEPTORS G. Skuza, W. Sadaj, M. Kabzinski

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D11-89 COMPARATIVE PHARMACOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF OPTICAL ISOMERS OF PHENOTROPIL B. Svalbe, S. Grinberga, G Veinberg, M. Dambrova, L. Zvejniece

D11-90 ANTIDEPRESSANT- AND ANXIOLYTIC-LIKE EFFECTS FOLLOWING TREATMENT WITH RISPERIDONE AND FLUOXETINE IN BEHAVIORAL MODELS IN RATS Z. Rogóz, M. Kabzinski

D11-91 COMPARATIVE STUDY OF ANTIDEPRESSANTS WITH DIFFERENT MECHANISM OF ACTION ON MEMORY MODELS: INFLUENCE OF MOTOR PERFORMANCE B.L. Cobo-Realpe, J.A. Micó

D11-92 BINGE ETHANOL AND MDMA COMBINATION: BEHAVIORAL AND NEUROINFLAMMATORY AFFECTATIONS C. Ros, J. Ruiz, O. Valverde

D11-93 INVOLVEMENT OF NEUROPEPTIDE FF (NPFF) SYSTEM IN AMPHETAMINE-INDUCED REWARD AND WITHDRAWAL J.H. Kotlinska, E. Gibula-Bruzda , D. Koltunowska, P. Suder, J. Silberring

D11-94 CHRONIC TREATMENT WITH CAFFEINE BLOCKS NEUROINFLAMMATION INDUCED BY MDMA J. Ruiz-Medina, A. Pinto-Xavier, O. Valverde

D11-95 ACUTE TREATMENT WITH MDMA ENHANCED LATENT INHIBITION PRODUCED WITH FEW PRE- EXPOSURES K.E. Thur, C.A. Marsden, A.J.D. Nelson, H.J. Cassaday

D11-96 BLOCKADE OF 2-ARACHIDONOYLGLYCEROL HYDROLYSIS: EFFECTS ON LOCOMOTION AND ANXIETY M. Aliczki , Z. Balogh, Á. Tulogdi, J. Haller

D11-97 EFFECTS OF AN ACUTE HIGH-DOSE OF ALCOHOL ON MANUAL DEXTERITY IN A YOUNG POPULATION C. Vinader-Caerols, S. Monleón, A. Duque, A. Parra

D11-98 DIFFERENTIAL ROLES FOR SEROTONIN AND DOPAMINE IN SUBCONSCIOUS INSTRUMENTAL LEARNING: EVIDENCE FROM OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE DISORDER AND GILLES DE LA TOURETTE SYNDROME S. Palminteri, A.H. Clair, L. Mallet, M. Pessiglione

D11-99 REAL-TIME OXYGEN AMPEROMETRY CONFIRMS HUMAN NEUROIMAGING EVIDENCE FOR A ROLE OF THE ANTERIOR CINGULATE CORTEX IN VIGILANT ATTENTION F. Gastambide, J. Francois, G. Gilmour, M. Tricklebank

D11-100 MAPK PATHWAY INHIBITION TARGETS THE SEROTONINERGIC SYSTEM TO POTENCIATE THE ANTIDEPRESSANT-LIKE EFFECT OF DESIPRAMINE S. Torres-Sanchez, J.A. Micó, E. Berrocoso

6. DISORDERS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM: D11-101 TO D11-110

D11-101 ANXIETY, SOCIAL HIERARCHY, AND MITOCHONDRIAL FUNCTION IN MALE WISTAR RATS F. Hollis, M. van der Kooij, C. Sandi

D11-102 ELECTRIC FOOTSHOCK IN RATS LEADS TO SIMILAR BEHAVIORAL RESPONSES BUT DIFFERENT ACUTE AND LONG-TERM CHANGES IN BRAIN ACTIVATION PATTERNS: IMPLICATIONS FOR PTSD A. Tulogdi, P. Soros, R. Nagy, M. Toth, L. Biro, M. Aliczki, B. Klausz, E. Mikics, J. Haller

D11-103 WITHDRAWAL FROM THE OPERANT CHAMBER DURING EXTINCTION OF FOOD-REINFORCED LEVER-PRESSING AS A MEASURE OF “DESPAIR”: INFLUENCE OF ANTIDEPRESSANT DRUGS J. van den Brink, Y. Huq, B. Topic, J.P. Huston

D11-104 BEHAVIOURAL EFFECTS OF ANTIDEPRESSANT TREATMENT DURING EXTINCTION OF A RUNWAY RESPONSE M. Komorowski, J. van den Brink, J.P. Huston, B. Topic

D11-105 FUNCTIONAL CONNECTIVITY IN DESCENDING HIPPOCAMPAL PROJECTIONS TO CORTEX AND SEPTUM DURING ANXIETY IN MICE N. Madroñal, B.A. Silva,C. Gross

D11-106 KAINIC ACID AND PILOCARPINE-TREATED EPILEPTIC RATS DISPLAY DIFFERENT TYPES OF HIPPOCAMPAL RHYTHM DISRUPTION J.R. Brotons-Mas, E. Cid, L. Menendez De La Prida

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D11-107 THE NEW FAAH INHIBITOR ST4070 (1-biphenyl-4-ylethenyl piperidine-1-carboxilate) REDUCES ACUTE AND NEUROPATHIC PAIN IN ANIMAL MODELS A. Caprioli, S. Di Serio, V. Dainese, D. Guaraldi, M.G. Scrocco, F. Borsini

D11-108 EXOGENOUS ERYTHROPOIETIN EXERTS OPPOSITE EFFECTS ON ANXIETY IN EPILEPTIC RATS DEPENDING ON THE QUALITY OF THE LIVING ENVIRONMENT R.P. Fares, C. Bonnet, A. Belmeguenai, B. Georges, L. Faussurier, S. Trémeau, H. Kouchi, L. Bezin

D11-109 GABA-A ANTAGONIST INJECTIONS IN THE CEA INCREASE ANXIETY AND IMPAIR AVOIDANCE LEARNING IN THE TRANSGENIC RAT MODEL FOR HUNTINGTON’S DISEASE N. El Massioui, S. Bourouina, E. Bastien, N. Samson, L. Yu, H.P. Nguyen, O. Riess, S. von Hörsten, V. Doyere

D11-110 BLOCKADE OF SEIZURE-LIKE EVENTS BY SK-CHANNEL ENHANCER IN RAT HIPPOCAMPAL SLICES M.L. Raza, U. Heinemann

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MONDAY September 12th, 2011 POSTER PRESENTATIONS

1. LEARNING AND MEMORY: D12-1 TO D12-42

D12-1 THE IMPORTANCE OF SELF-MOTION CUES ON THE ABILITY OF RATS TO LEARN PLACES WITH RESPECT TO MOVING ORIENTATION CUES D. Klement, K. Blahna, J. Svoboda

D12-2 DORSAL STRIATAL NEURONAL ACTIVITY IN GOAL-DIRECTED SPATIAL BEHAVIOR I. Bethus, R. Moussa, B. Poucet, F. Sargolini

D12-3 GENETIC AND CORRELATION ANALYSIS OF SPATIAL LEARNING OF THE RAT HXB/BXH RECOMBINANT INBRED STRAINS IN THE CAROUSEL MAZE, A SPATIAL AVOIDANCE PARADIGM A. Stuchlik, H. Hatalova, A.N. Grzyb, T. Petrasek, I. Prokopova, R. Overall, J Silhavy, V. Zidek, G. Kempermann, M. Pravenec, K. Vales

D12-4 OBJECT-LOCATION PAIRED-ASSOCIATES LEARNING IN THE RAT: A c-fos IMAGING STUDY C.A. Oomen, L.M. Saksida, T.J. Bussey

D12-5 LATERAL ENTORHINAL CORTEX IS ACTIVATED BY MEMORY FOR OBJECT-CONTEXT ASSOCIATIONS J. Ainge, M. Schlesiger, D. Wilson, R. Langston

D12-6 LESIONS OF THE DORSOLATERAL STRIATUM IMPAIR SPATIAL LEARNING BASED ON THE LANDMARK-GOAL VECTOR BUT FACILITATE COGNITIVE MAPPING IN THE RAT Y. Kosaki, S. Poulter, A. McGregor

D12-7 POSTERIOR PARIETAL CORTEX IN THE RAT AND CONCURRENT USE OF TWO SPATIAL REPRESENTATIONS J. Svoboda, M. Vodicka, P. Telenský, A. Stuchlík

D12-8 COMPETITION BETWEEN DORSOMEDIAL AND DORSOLATERAL STRIATUM DURING THE ACQUISITION OF A GOAL-DIRECTED SPATIAL TASK, IN RATS F. Sargolini, R. Moussa, M. Amalric, B. Poucet

D12-9 EXPOSURE TO RETINOIC ACID DURING HINDBRAIN SEGMENTATION IMPAIRS THE LEARNING ABILITIES IN MICE, BY MODIFYING NORADRENERGIC FUNCTION M. Ramos-Castilla, C. Calvino-Núñez, J.M. Delgado-García, E. Domínguez-del-Toro

D12-10 AMPA RECEPTOR ACTIVATION AND PHOSPHORYLATION WITHIN THE VENTRAL STRIATUM ARE REQUIRED FOR LONG-TERM SPATIAL MEMORY IN MICE V. Perri, V. Ferretti, A. Cristofoli, P. Fragapane, A. Oliverio, A. Mele

D12-11 AMPA RECEPTOR ACTIVATION IN THE VENTRAL STRIATUM IS REQUIRED FOR THE RETRIEVAL OF 24 HOURS AND 7 DAYS BUT NOT FOR 30 DAYS OLD SPATIAL MEMORIES F. Capitano, A. Finocchiaro, J. Camon, S. D’Uva, A. Oliverio, A. Mele

D12-12 EVIDENCE THAT DOPAMINE IS RELEASED IN THE STRIATUM TO PROMOTE AVERSIVE CONDITIONING P. Dombrowski, S. Boschen, M. Bortolanza, E. Wendler, R. Schwarting, M. Brandão, P. Winn, C. Da Cunha

D12-13 AMYGDALAR MODULATION OF A SPATIO-TEMPORAL MEMORY IN RATS A. Malet-Karas, M. Noulhiane, V. Doyere

D12-14 TRANSFERENCE OF TEMPORAL CONTROL FROM FIXED-TIME TO FIXED-INTERVAL REINFORCEMENT SCHEDULES M. Menez, S. Gallardo, F. López

D12-15 USING CIRCULAR STATISTICS TO ANALYZE TIME DISPERSION PATTERNS DURING MOTOR LEARNING R. Sánchez-Campusano, A. Gruart, F.J. Quintanal-Pérez, J.M. Delgado-García

D12-16 NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL CORRELATES OF CS-US INTERVAL TIMING IN THE AMYGDALO- PREFRONTO-STRIATAL NETWORK DURING FEAR CONDITIONING IN RATS J.M.J. Knippenberg, M. Graupner, L. Diaz-Mataix, J.E. LeDoux, V. Doyere

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D12-17 HIPPOCAMPAL LESIONS DISRUPT THE TEMPO-CIRCADIAN CONTROL ON THE EFFECT OF LATENT INHIBITION OF TASTE AVERSION LEARNING G.N. Rivera, A. Molero

D12-18 DIFFERENTIAL INVOLVEMENT OF DORSAL STRIATUM IN LATENT INHIBITION LEARNING E. Díaz-Argandoña, E. Quintero, J.P. Vargas, J.C. López

D12-19 SCOPOLAMINE AS A COGNITIVE IMPAIRER: ATTEMPTS TO DISTINGUISH COGNITION FROM NON SPECIFIC IMPAIRMENTS H. Van Craenendonck, D.J. Pemberton

D12-20 D-CYCLOSERINE IN PRELIMBIC CORTEX REVERSES SCOPOLAMINE-INDUCED OLFACTORY MEMORY DEFICITS M. Portero-Tresserra, M. Martí-Nicolovius, G. Guillazo-Blanch, A. Vale-Martínez

D12-21 FACILITATION OF A SPATIAL TASK IN THE MORRIS WATER MAZE BY POST-TRAINING INTRACRANIAL SELF-STIMULATION AND STUDY OF NEUROANATOMICAL CHANGES IN BRANCHING AND SPINE DENSITY IN HIPPOCAMPAL NEURONS J. Chamorro-López, M. Miguéns, A. Kastanauskaite, A. Cabané-Cucurella, I. Morgado-Bernal, J. DeFelipe, L. Aldavert-Vera, P. Segura-Torres

D12-22 OPTIMAL STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL WITH METAPLASTIC SYNAPSES: PREDICTING FUNCTIONAL ADAPTATIONS IN CA3 C. Savin, M. Lengyel

D12-23 THE NEUROBIOLOGY OF FORGETTING: INTERNALIZATION OF GluR2 CONTAINING AMPA RECEPTORS MEDIATES DECAY OF LONG-TERM MEMORY IN HIPPOCAMPUS O. Hardt, P.V. Migues, J. Wong, K. Nader

D12-24 CHOLECYSTOKININ-POSITIVE INTERNEURONS MAY CONTRIBUTE TO THE LEARNING-DEPENDENT CHANGES IN THE BARREL CORTEX OF ADULT MICE E. Siucinska

D12-25 THE NICOTINIC AGONIST RJR-2403 COMPENSATES THE IMPAIRMENT OF EYEBLINK CONDITIONING PRODUCED BY THE NONCOMPETITIVE NMDA-RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST MK-801 M. Carrión, A. Rodríguez-Moreno

D12-26 THE INTERACTION BETWEEN GluR2 AND N-ETHYLMALEIMIDE-SENSITIVE FACTOR IS CRUCIAL FOR MEMORY MAINTENANCE IN THE HIPPOCAMPUS P.V. Migues, O. Hardt, K. Nader

D12-27 BETA-ADRENOCEPTORS MEDIATE RECONSOLIDATION OF SOCIAL REWARD-RELATED MEMORIES E.J.M. Achterberg, V. Trezza, L.J.M.J. Vanderschuren

D12-28 A NOREPINEPHRINE-MEDIATED ACTION ON GluR2-AUTORECEPTORS IS MODULATING THE CONSOLIDATION OF INHIBITORY AVOIDANCE IN THE RAT B. Ferry, C. Lazarus, J.C. Cassel, J.L. McGaugh

D12-29 THE EUCHROMATIN HISTONE METHYLTRANSFERASE 1 (Ehmt1) HETEROZYGOUS KNOCKOUT MICE AS A MODEL FOR THE KLEEFSTRA SYNDROME OF INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY: DELAYED PUP DEVELOPMENT, HYPOTONIA, AND REDUCED EXPLORATION, SOCIAL INTERACTION AND FEAR-CONDITIONED LEARNING ARE ASSOCIATED WITH DIMINISHED DENDRITE MORPHOLOGY C.E. Van der Zee, M. Balemans, M. Huibers, N. Eikelenboom, A. Kuipers, R. van Summeren, M. Pijpers, S. Janssen, R. Sonneveld, M. Tachibana, Y. Shinkai, T. Kleefstra, H. van Bokhoven

D12-30 INVOLVEMENT OF miRNA IN DIFFERENT BRAIN STRUCTURES AFTER SPATIAL LEARNING IN MICE J. Camon, V. Ferretti, A. Finocchiaro, V. Licursi, P. Fragapane, C. Mannironi, S. Vincenti, P. Paggi, C. Presutti, A. Oliverio, R. Negri, A. Mele

D12-31 NEURAL NETWORKS AND RELATED MONOAMINERGIC FUNCTIONS INVOLVED IN GOOD AND POOR DECISION-MAKING IN THE RAT A. Fitoussi, C. Le Moine, P. De Deurwaerdère, M. Laqui, F. Dellu-Hagedorn

D12-32 REDUCTION OF NEURAL METABOLIC ACTIVITY IN CA1 AND SUPRAMAMMILLARY NUCLEUS DURING SPATIAL WORKING MEMORY IN AGED RATS C. Zancada-Menéndez, P. Sampedro, M. Méndez, M. Méndez-López, A. Begega, J.L. Arias

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D12-33 THE ROLE OF INTRINSIC EXCITABILITY IN MEMORY ALLOCATION K. Sidiropoulou, J. Shobe, G. Kastellakis, P. Poirazi, A. Silva

D12-34 LACKOFCYCLIN D2 IMPAIRINGADULTBRAINNEUROGENESISALTERSHIPPOCAMPAL-DEPENDENT BEHAVIORAL TASKS WITHOUT REDUCING LEARNING ABILITY P. Jedynak, R. Filipkowski, L. Kaczmarek

D12-35 EARLY CONSUMPTION OF HIGH-FAT DIET IS MORE DETRIMENTAL THAN ADULT CONSUMPTION FOR SPATIAL RELATIONAL MEMORY AND HIPPOCAMPAL NEUROGENESIS IN MICE C. Boitard( B. Lopez-Bazan, N. Etchamendy, J. Sauvant, A. Aubert, S. Tronel, A. Marighetto, S. Layé, G. Ferreira

D12-36 KNOCKDOWN OF THE GLUCOCORTICOID RECEPTOR ACCELERATES FUNCTIONAL INTEGRATION OF NEWBORN NEURONS IN THE ADULT HIPPOCAMPUS E. Vreugdenhil, L.W.A. van Hooijdonk, V. Brinks, T.G. Schouten, D.J. Saaltink, T. Dijkmans, F.J. Verbeek, E.R. de Kloet, H. Karst, M. Joels, M.S. Oitzl, C.P. Fitzsimons

D12-37 OLFACTORY BULBECTOMY, BUT NOT ODOR CONDITIONED AVERSION, INDUCES THE DIFFERENTIATION OF IMMATURE NEURONS IN THE ADULT RAT PIRIFORM CORTEX M.Á. Gómez-Climent, S. Hernández-González, K. Shionova, C. García Mompó, M. Belles, F. Datiche, J. Nacher

D12-38 D-CYCLOSERINE IN THE PRELIMBIC CORTEX REVERSES THE IMPAIRING EFFECTS OF PARAFASCICULAR THALAMIC LESIONS ON AN ODOR-REWARD ASSOCIATIVE TASK M. Martí-Nicolovius, I. Villarejo-Rodríguez, A. Vale-Martínez, M. Portero-Tresserra, P. Boadas-Vaello, G. Guillazo-Blanch

D12-39 EFFECTS OF ANOSMIN-1 OVER-EXPRESSION ON IN VIVO HIPPOCAMPAL LONG-TERM POTENTIATION AND OLFACTORY MEMORY V. Murcia-Belmonte, D. García-González, P.F Esteban, A. Gruart, J.M. Delgado-García, F. de Castro

D12-40 NOT ONLY NOVELTY, BUT ALSO RECONSOLIDATION, CAN PROMOTE THE BEHAVIORAL TAGGING PHENOMENON R. Sierra, L. de Oliveira Alvares, F. Santana, A. Crestani, J. Haubrich, J. Quillfeldt

D12-41 BRAIN-BEHAVIOURAL LATERALIZATION IN HONEYBEES: ODOUR DEPENDENT ASYMMETRY AND A FIRST MORPHOLOGICAL COMPARISON OF THE PRIMARY OLFACTORY CENTRE E. Rigosi, E. Frasnelli, G. Anfora, G. Vallortigara, A. Haase

D12-42 SPATIAL MEMORY AND EARLY METABOLIC BRAIN CHANGES IN A MODEL OF HEPATIC ENCEPHALOPATHY N. Arias, M. Méndez, M.A. Aller, J. Arias, J.L. Arias

2. EMOTION AND STRESS: D12-43 TO D12-62

D12-43 STRIVING FOR SURVIVAL: IS FEAR-REACTION TO RAT URINE PRESENT IN ALL STRAINS OF MICE? Ll. Fortes-Marco, A. Martín-Sánchez, M. Otero-García, E. Lanuza, F. Martínez-García

D12-44 BEHAVIORAL AND ENDOCRINE CONSEQUENCES OF SIMULTANEOUS EXPOSURE TO TWO DIFFERENT STRESSORS IN RATS: INTERACTION OR INDEPENDENCE? C. Muñoz-Abellán, C. Rabasa, N. Daviu, R. Nadal, A. Armario

D12-45 PERFORMANCE OF INBRED ROMAN HIGH- (RHA-I) AND ROMAN LOW- (RLA-I) AVOIDANCE RATS IN THE FORCED SWIM TEST: BEHAVIOURAL DIFFERENCES AND EFFECTS ON VOLUNTARY ETHANOL INTAKE M.J. Gómez, A. Gómez, R. Donaire, M. Sabariego, L. Manzo, A. del Fresno, A. Tobeña, A. Fernández-Teruel, I. Morón, R. Nadal, A. Armario, C. Torres

D12-46 CANNABINOIDS PREVENT THE DEVELOPMENT OF STRESS-INDUCED ALTERATIONS IN A RAT MODEL OF TRAUMA I. Akirav, E. Ganon-Elazar

D12-47 THE SEROTONERGIC SYSTEM IN THE BRAIN OF FEMALE RATS EXPOSED TO NEONATAL, ADOLESCENT AND ADULT STRESS A. Raftogianni, A. Diamantopoulou, F. Alikaridis, A. Stamatakis, F. Stylianopoulou

D12-48 THE MULTIPLE-HIT HYPOTHESIS OF PSYCHOPATHOLOGY: ENHANCED STRESS REACTIVITY AND SCHIZOPHRENIA ENDOPHENOTYPES CO-PRECIPITATE FOLLOWING ADVERSE LIFE EVENTS IN GENETICALLY SUSCEPTIBLE RATS N.P. Daskalakis, G.J. Martens, M.S. Oitzl, A.R. Cools, E.R. de Kloet

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D12-49 STRESS AND DECISION-MAKING IN RATS: EFFECTS OF CORTICOSTERONE S. Koot, A. Baars, P. Hesseling, R. van den Bos, M. Joëls

D12-50 ANTINOCICEPTIVE EFFECTS INDUCED BY GRAVITY STRESS IN RATS: SEX DIFFERENCES K. Toda, J.L. Zeredo, K. Moritaka, H. Yamashita, K. Kaida, M. Kimoto

D12-51 COMPARISON OF STRESS-INDUCED MODULATION OF SMOOTH MUSCLE ACTIVITIES BETWEEN SMALL AND LARGE INTESTINE IN ADULT RATS M. Kimoto, M. Ikezaki, M. Kato, A. Kohata, K. Takashima, M. Takeuchi, S. Nemoto, J.L. Zeredo, K. Toda

D12-52 BILATERAL DISTRIBUTION OF NEUROPEPTIDASE ACTIVITIES IN THE FRONTAL CORTEX OF SPONTANEOUSLY HYPERTENSIVE RATS AFTER BETA-NORADRENERGIC RECEPTOR BLOCKADE M. Ramírez, A.B. Segarra, A.B. Villarejo, I. Banegas, R. Wangesteen, J. Cobo, F. Vives, I. Prieto

D12-53 LONG-TERM MODERATE EXERCISE IN FEMALE RATS J.F. Lalanza, S. Sanchez-Roige, H. Gagliano, S. Fuentes, A. Armario, M.A. García-González, J. Ramos-Castro, Ll. Capdevila, R.M. Escorihuela

D12-54 NECTIN-3 IN CA1 HIPPOCAMPUS AS A TARGET FOR THE PREVENTION OF CHRONIC STRESS- INDUCED ASOCIAL BEHAVIOR AND COGNITIVE DYSFUNCTION M. Fantin, J. Grosse, C. Sandi

D12-55 VARIATIONS IN MATERNAL REINFORCEMENT EARLY IN LIFE ARE ASSOCIATED WITH DIFFERENTIAL BEHAVIORAL APPROACHES IN SOCIAL ENCOUNTERS: THE ROLE OF THE SEROTONERGIC SYSTEM A. Diamantopoulou, A. Raftogianni, A. Stamatakis, F. Stylianopoulou

D12-56 NEUROPATHIC PAIN INFLUENCES NEGATIVELY HIPPOCAMPAL NEUROGENESIS OF ADULT RAT BRAIN C. Romero-Grimaldi, E. Berrocoso, C. Alba-Delgado, B.G. Pérez-Nievas, J.C. Leza, J.A. Micó

D12-57 THE EFFECT OF A FRUSTRATIVE EXPERIENCE OF REWARD DEVALUATION ON HIPPOCAMPAL GENE EXPRESSION IN INBRED ROMAN HIGH- (RHA-I) AND LOW- (RLA-I) AVOIDANCE RATS R. Donaire, M. Sabariego, M.J. Gómez, R. Carmona, M. Núñez, L. Manzo, A. Tobeña, T. Cañete, A. Fernández- Teruel, C. Torres, I. Morón, F. Esteban

D12-58 TIME-OF-DAY EFFECTS ON EMOTIONAL BEHAVIOUR IN RATS EXPOSED TO ONE SINGLE TRIAL INTEGRATED TEST P. Galián, N. Popovic, M. Caballero-Bleda, M. Popovic

D12-59 THE EXTRA-ADRENAL ORGAN OF ZUCKERKANDL MODULATES ANXIETY-LIKE RESPONSES AFTER IMMOBILIZATION IN RATS Á. del Marco, E. Fernandez-Espejo

D12-60 PERIPUBERTAL STRESS YIELDS REDUCED ADULT LATERAL SEPTUM GABA AND A CUE INTERPRETATION BIAS THAT CAN BE PHARMACOLOGICALLY ALLEVIATED IN RATS G.L. Poirier, Z. Skachokova, M.C. Peich, N. Juste, M.I. Cordero, C. Sandi

D12-61 FOUR DISTINCT BEHAVIORAL PROFILES OBSERVED IN MALE MONKEY RHESUS IN RESPONSE TO STRESSFUL HOUSING CONDITIONS S. Camus, C. Blois-Heulin, M. Hausberger, E. Bezard

D12-62 CONTRIBUTION OF THE AMYGDALA AND DEEP LAYERS OF SUPERIOR COLLICULUS TO SOCIAL BEHAVIOR IN MACAQUES L. Malkova, J. DesJardin, K. Gale

3. COGNITION: D12-63 TO D12-87

D12-63 DISSOCIABLE EFFECTS OF REWARD ON ATTENTIONAL LEARNING: FROM PASSIVE ASSOCIATIONS TO ACTIVE MONITORING C. della Libera, A. Perlato, L. Chelazzi

D12-64 PROCESSING OF PROSODIC CHANGES IN NATURAL SPEECH STIMULI IN SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN R. Lindström, T. Lepistö, T. Makkonen, T. Kujala

D12-65 AUTISTIC TRAITS AND BRAIN ACTIVATION DURING FACE-TO-FACE CONVERSATIONS IN TYPICALLY DEVELOPED ADULTS M. Suda, Y. Takei, Y. Aoyama, K. Narita, N. Sakurai, M. Fukuda, M. Mikuni

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D12-66 COMPUTATIONAL MODELING OF VISUAL SELECTIVE ATTENTION K.C. Neokleous, M.N. Avraamides

D12-67 COGNITIVE CORRELATES OF CHOLINERGIC FOREBRAIN ATROPHY IN AGING AND ALZHEIMER´S DISEASE M. Grothe, H. Heinsen, S. Teipel

D12-68 ATTENTION ALLOCATION TO 3D EMOTIONAL VISUAL SCENES AS REVEALED BY AUDITORY P3 AMPLITUDE AND POWER SPECTRAL ANALYSIS J. Vieira, L. Monteiro, F. Barbosa, J. Silvério, P. Almeida, J. Marques-Teixeira

D12-69 2D:4D RATIO AND ITS RELATIONSHIP WITH OTHER ANDROGENIZATION PARAMETERS IN PARENTS OF PEOPLE WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS Á. Romero-Martínez, S. de Andrés-García, P. Sariñana-González, M. Victoria Sanchis-Calatayud, E. González- Bono, L. Moya-Albiol

D12-70 EFFECTS OF PERIPUBERTY STRESS ON COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE IN ADULTHOOD S. Tzanoulinou, G. Poirier, C. Sandi

D12-71 YOUR FLAWS ARE MY PAIN: NEURAL BASIS OF VICARIOUS EMBARRASSMENT S. Krach, J. Sommer, T. Kircher, A. Jansen, F.M. Paulus

D12-72 TEST-RETEST RELIABILITY OF ATTENTION NETWORK TEST MEASURES IN SCHIZOPHRENIA L.K. Kuehl, E. Hahn, T.M.T. Ta, C. Hahn, C. Ruehl, A.H. Neuhaus, M. Dettling

D12-73 TRANSCRANIAL DIRECT CURRENT STIMULATION AND CONJUNCTION SEARCH: AN INTERACTION BETWEEN STIMULATION TYPE AND BRAIN AREA A. Ellison, K.L. Ball, A.R. Lane

D12-74 THE EVALUATION OF MEMORY FUNCTION IN APHASIC PATIENTS M. Vukovic, M. Petrovic-Lazic, I. Vukovic

D12-75 EFFECTS OF CHRONIC OVEREXPRESSION OF ERYTHROPOIETIN IN THE BRAIN ON COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS AND PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE M. Alvarez-Sanchez, E. Vannoni, V. Díaz, M. Gassmann, D.P. Wolfer

D12-76 EFFECTIVENESS OF A STANDARDISED COGNITIVE TRAINING IN DEPRESSION AND THE INTERACTION WITH HPA-AXIS REGULATION 5:aLZU`;)Y JRS/7ÄZ[LY1/LUUPUNZ;2SLUNLS(4LURL4

D12-77 LANGUAGE LATERALISATION IN LATE PROFICIENT BILINGUALS: A LEXICAL DECISION fMRI STUDY K.E. Waldie, H. Park, I.J. Kirk, G. Badzakova-Trajkov

D12-78 BRAIN AND BEHAVIOR MODULATIONS AFTER REHABILITATION THERAPY IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS PATIENTS M. Vázquez-Marrufo, J. González-Rosa, L. López, P. Duque, A. Galvao, M. Borges, G. Izquierdo

D12-79 COGNITIVE FUNCTION AND VITAMIN D IN ADULTS AND OLDER ADULTS IN LEBANON: A PILOT STUDY H. Darwish, M. Habre, P. Zeinoun, B. Khoury

D12-80 THE DISENGAGE DEFICIT IN VISUAL NEGLECT IS ASSOCIATED WITH INVOLUNTARY BUT NOT VOLUNTARY ORIENTING OF ATTENTION B. Olk, H. Hildebrandt, A. Kingstone

D12-81 BETA BAND POWER CORRELATED WITH HUMAN ALERTNESS J. Kaminski, A. Brzezicka, M. Gola, A. Wróbel

D12-82 NEURAL DIFFERENCES REVEALED BY fMRI DURING A TEMPORAL DISCRIMINATION PROCEDURE IN CHILDREN WITH AUTISM M.J. Allman, M.B. Denckla, M.F. Cataldo, W.H. Meck

D12-83 INCREASED SALIVARY CORTISOL LEVELS IN ELDERLY SUBJECTS WITH NON-AMNESTIC AND MULTIDOMAIN MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT C. Venero, S. Garcia, C. Díaz, I. Pereda-Pérez, L. Utrera, A. Valencia, H. Peraita

D12-84 SPATIAL ORIENTATION DEFICIT IN CHILDREN DUE TO CEREBELLUM ASTROCITOMA PEDIATRIC TUMOR BY MEANS OF ATTENTIONAL NETWORK TEST E.A. Quintero-Gallego, C.M. Gómez, M. Morales, J. Márquez

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D12-85 ANTI-TOBACCO ADVERTISING THROUGH THE LENS OF ADDICTION: EVIDENCE FROM EEG GAMMA AND ALPHA BAND ACTIVITY C. Blanco, N. Gómez, Y. Ono, A. Salgado-Montejo, C. Velasco

D12-86 THE VIRTUAL HAND ILLUSION ENHANCES AUDITORY MEMORY D. Perez-Marcos, M. Martini, M. Slater, M.V. Sanchez-Vives

D12-87 SENTENCE COMPREHENSION IN GERMAN KINDERGARTEN CHILDREN-ON THE NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL LEVEL N. von Steinbüchel, S. Auberlen, C. Kiese-Himmel , H. Gibbons

4. PHARMACOLOGY AND BEHAVIOUR: D12-88 TO D12-99

D12-88 PREDATION-DRIVEN BEHAVIOURAL VARIATION IS ASSOCIATED WITH VASOTOCIN SYSTEM CHANGES IN THE GUPPY (Poecilia reticulate) W.T. Swaney, M.J. Cabrera Álvarez, S.E. Hewlett, I. Trezza, S.M. Reader

D12-89 THE OREXIN1 RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST SB-334877 POTENTIATES THE REWARDING EFFECT OF INTRACRANIAL SELF-STIMULATION IN RATS P. Segura-Torres, J. Chamorro-López, I. Morgado-Bernal, L. Aldavert-Vera

D12-90 ULTRA FAST OSCILLATIONS IN RAT EEG DURING REM SLEEP A. Sánchez-López, L.C. Cervantes, A.M. López-Pérez, A.G. Tubío, M. Escudero

D12-91 ANXIETY TRAIT PREDICTS DOMINANCE STATUS M.A. van der Kooij, C. Sandi

D12-92 OXYTOCIN FACILITATES PRO-SOCIAL BEHAVIOR AND PREVENTS SOCIAL AVOIDANCE IN RODENTS M. Lukas, I. Toth, S.O. Reber, D.A. Slattery, A.H. Veenema, I.D. Neumann

D12-93 MEASUREMENT OF AKINESIA IN RATS: DESIGN AND VALIDATION OF A SIDE EFFECT PARADIGM IN FREELY MOVING RATS M. Mahieu, R. Willems, H. van Craenendonck, L. Ver Donck

D12-95 ROLE OF GLUCOCORTICOIDS IN MEDIATING THE EFFECTS OF PERIPUBERTAL STRESS ON PSYCHOPATHOLOGICAL BEHAVIORS V. Veenit, M.I. Cordero, C. Sandi

D12-96 NEONATAL DISTURBED ALLOP LEVELS AFFECT ADULT PERFORMANCE OF THE PASSIVE AVOIDANCE AND ALTER THE ADULT CA1 HIPPOCAMPAL RESPONSE TO NEUROSTEROIDS L. Mòdol, S. Darbra, M. Pallarès

D12-97 EFFECT OF OREXIN-B-SAPORIN INDUCED LESIONS OF THE LATERAL HYPOTHALAMUS ON PERFORMANCE ON A PROGRESSIVE-RATIO SCHEDULE C.M. Olarte Sánchez, L. Valencia Torres, S. Body, H.J. Cassaday, C.M. Bradshaw, E. Szabadi

D12-98 DEVELOPMENT OF A TWO-TRIAL SPATIAL RECOGNITION TASK: EFFECTS OF ANIMAL HANDLING, CUES, DELAYS AND PHENCYCLIDINE S. Embrechts, D.J. Pemberton

D12-99 SOCIAL FEAR CONDITIONING – A NOVEL AND SPECIFIC ANIMAL MODEL OF SOCIAL ANXIETY DISORDER I. Toth, I.D. Neumann, D.A. Slattery

5. DISORDERS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM: D12-100 TO D12-110

D12-100 PERCEPTUAL SIMULTANEITYIN AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS:A MAGNETOENCEPHALOGRAPHY (MEG) STUDY C.M. Falter, S. Braeutigam, A.J. Bailey

D12-101 GENERATION OF MICROSACCADES DURING DIFFERENT VISUOMOTOR TASKS. DIAGNOSTIC VALUE IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE G. Moreno-Ortega, I. Cordones , F.J. Palomar, P. Mir, M. Escudero

D12-102 FATIGUE AND COGNITIVE EFFORT IN MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS: AN fMRI STUDY M. Engström, G. Flensner, A.M. Landtblom, A.C. Ek, T. Karlsson

D12-103 NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL PROFILE IN SCHIZOPHRENIA MEASURE WITH THE MATRICS BATTERY. THE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE QUALITY OF LIFE A. González-Andrade, B. López-Luengo, M. García-Cobo, I. Ángel-Gómez

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D12-104 MELATONIN CONTROL OF NITRIC OXIDE SYNTHASES IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE A. López, F. Ortiz, J.A. García, L.C. López, A. del Pino, G. Escames, D. Acuña-Castroviejo

D12-105 NEAR-INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY STUDY ON FRONTAL AND TEMPORAL LOBE ACTIVATION IN BIPOLAR DISORDER PATIENTS DURING A FACE-TO-FACE CONVERSATION TASK Y. Takei, M. Suda, Y. Aoyama, K. Narita, N. Sakurai, M. Fukuda, M. Mikuni

D12-106 AN IMPAIRED HYPOXIC RESPONSE IN CSB-DEFICIENT NEURAL CELLS SUGGESTS A MOLECULAR MECHANISM FOR NEUROPATHOLOGY IN COCKAYNE SYNDROME C. Glon, M. Majora, T. Schreiber, E. Fritsche, S. Franke, M. Schneider, J. Krutmann

D12-107 EARLY SPONTANEOUS BEHAVIOURAL SIGNS OF ALZHEIMER’S AND HUNTINGTON”S DISEASE IN TRANSGENIC MOUSE MODELS IN A HOME CAGE SITUATION R.C. De Heer , M. Melllace, B.M. Spruijt

D12-108 THERAPEUTIC EFFECTS OF METHYLENE BLUE ON ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE PATHOLOGY IN A TRANSGENIC MOUSE MODEL V. Paban, B. Alescio-Lautier

D12-109 WHAT WE (DON’T) KNOW ABOUT SNPS’ EFFECT SIZES IN IMAGING GENETICS F.M. Paulus, S. Krach, A. Jansen

D12-110 CONSEQUENCES OF A LATE DIAGNOSIS OF PROCEDIMENTAL LEARNING DISORDER G. Chumbe Soto, S. Magallón Recalde, N. Crespo-Eguílaz

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