I Sensory Fibers and Related Receptory Structures in the Periphery. - 1 Comparative and functional aspects of the histological organization of cutaneous receptors in vertebrates. - 2 Sensory innervation of the hairless and hairy skin in mammals including humans. - 3 Topography and ultrastructure of group III and IV nerve terminals of the cat's gastrocnemius-soleus muscle. - 4 Neck muscle afferents: the sensory innervation of the sternomastoid muscle of the rat. - 5 The ultrastructure of mechanoreceptors in the musculoskeletal system of mammals. - 6 Sensory innervation patterns of the origins of the supinator muscles in the rat and the gray short-tailed opossum in relation to function. - 7 The sensory terminal tree of free nerve endings in the articular capsule of the knee. - 8 Carbonic anhydrase activity of primary afferent neurons in rat: attempt at marking functionally related subpopulations. - 9 Afferent innervation of the esophagus in cat and rat. - II Spinal Ganglion Cells: Development Interactions with Targets Neuropeptides. - 10 The development of primary sensory neurons. - 11 Remodeling of neuronal subpopulations in dorsal root ganglion: role of chemical factors and intercellular contacts. - 12 Neuropeptides in primary afferent neurons. - III Central Terminals of Primary Afferents: Distribution Ultrastructure Morpho-Functional Correlation Plasticity. - 13 On the organization of cutaneous and muscle nerve projections in the rat lumbar dorsal horn. - 14 Central projections of cervical primary afferents in the rat: some general anatomical principles and their functional significance. - 15 Visceral afferent projections to the thoracolumbar spinal cord in normal and capsaicin-treated rats. - 16 Relationship between functional and morphological properties in single primaryafferent neurons. - 17 Ultrastructure of primary afferent terminals in the spinal cord. - 18 Structural functional and cytochemical plasticity of primary afferent terminals in the upper dorsal horn. - Contributors. Language: English