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Johnson, F. and O. Whitney.
Singing-driven gene expression in the developing
songbird brain. Physiology and Behavior,
86 (2005)
390-8.
Whitney, O. and F.
Johnson. Motor-induced transcription but sensory-regulated
translation of ZENK in socially interactive songbirds. The Journal of
Neurobiology 65 (2005)
251-9.
Cappendijk, S. and
F. Johnson. Inhibitors of carbohydrate metabolism reduce
undirected song production at doses that do not alter food intake in
male zebra finches. Behavioural Brain Research, 159
(2005) 51-4.
Whitney, O., K. Soderstrom, and F. Johnson. CB1 cannabinoid
receptor activation inhibits a neural correlate of song recognition in
an auditory/perceptual region of the zebra finch telencephalon.
Journal of Neurobiology, 56 (2003) 266-74.
Soderstrom, K. and F. Johnson. Cannabinoid exposure alters
learning of zebra finch vocal patterns. Developmental Brain
Research, 142 (2003) 215-17.
Johnson, F. and M. E. Rashotte. Food
availability but not cold ambient temperature affects undirected singing
in adult male zebra finches. Physiology and Behavior, 76 (2002)
9-20.
Johnson, F., K. Soderstrom, and O. Whitney. Quantifying song bout
production during zebra finch sensory-motor learning suggests a
sensitive period for vocal practice. Behavioural Brain Research,
131 (2002) 57-65.
Rashotte,
M. E., E. V. Sedunova, F. Johnson, and Iu. F. Pastukhov. Influence
of food and water availability on undirected singing and energetic
status in adult male zebra finches (Taeniopygia guttata).
Physiology and Behavior, 74 (2001) 533-541.
Soderstrom,
K. and F. Johnson. Zebra finch CB1 cannabinoid receptor: Pharmacology and in vivo and in vitro effects of activation.
The Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics, 279 (2001)
189-197.
Whitney, O., K. Soderstrom, and F. Johnson.
Post-transcriptional regulation of zenk expression associated with zebra finch vocal
development.
Molecular Brain Research,
80 (2000) 279-290.
Johnson, F. and M. Sellix. Reorganization of a
telencephalic motor region during sexual differentiation and vocal learning in zebra
finches. Developmental Brain
Research, 121 (2000) 253-263.
Johnson, F., E. Norstrom, and K. Soderstrom. Increased
expression of endogenous biotin, but not BDNF, in telencephalic song regions during zebra
finch vocal learning.
Developmental Brain
Research, 120 (2000) 113-123.
Soderstrom, K. and F. Johnson. CB1 cannabinoid receptor
expression in brain regions associated with zebra finch song control. Brain
Research, 857 (2000) 151-157.
Johnson, F., S.E.
Hohmann, P.S. DiStefano, and S.W. Bottjer.
Neurotrophins suppress apoptosis induced by deafferentation of an avian
motor-cortical region. Journal of Neuroscince, 17 (1997) 2101-2111.
- Gene
Sequences in GenBank
Whitney, O., K. Soderstrom, and F. Johnson. Zebra finch NAB1 mRNA, partial cds.
Accession # AF219136.
Soderstrom, K. and F. Johnson. Zebra finch CB1 cannabinoid
receptor mRNA, complete cds. Accession #
AF255388.
Soderstrom, K. and F. Johnson. Zebra finch BDNF mRNA, partial cds.
Accession #
AF255389.
Soderstrom, K. and F. Johnson. Zebra finch GAPDH mRNA, partial
cds.
Accession #
AF255390.
Soderstrom, K. and F. Johnson. Zebra finch serotonin receptor (5-HT7-like) mRNA, partial cds.
Accession #
AF255391.
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