Publikationen von Georg Köhr

Köhr, G.: Prinzipien neuronaler Signalketten. In: Handbuch der Psychopharmakotherapie, S. 71 - 78 (Hg. Holsboer, F.; Gründer, G.; Benkert, O.). Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg (2008)

Seeburg, P. H.; Sprengel, R.; Monyer, H.; Higuchi, M.; Kuner, T.; Köhr, G.; Herb, A.; Mosbacher, J.; Jonas, P.; Burnashev, N.: Glutamate Receptor Channels in CNS: Molecular and Functional Aspects. In: Puberty: basic and clinical aspects. − (Frontiers in endocrinology ; 10), S. 60 - 65 (Hg. Bergadà, C. ....). Ares−Serono Symposia Publications, Rom (1995)

Köhr, G.: Genetically determined changes of glutamate receptors: implications for epilepsy. In: Epileptic seizures and syndromes, S. 177 - 183 (Hg. Wolf, P.). John Libbey & Company Ltd, Chesham (1994)

Mody, I.; Otis, T. S.; Staley, K. J.; Köhr, G.: The balance between excitation and inhibition in dentate granule cells and its role in epilepsy. In: Molecular neurobiology of epilepsy. In: Molecular neurobiology of epilepsy, Bd. 9, Chapter 33 Aufl., S. 331 - 339 (Hg. Engel, J. J.; Wasterlain, C.; Cavalheiro, E. A.; Heinemann, U.; Avanzini, G.). Epilepsy−Res.−Suppl., New York (1992)

Mody, I.; Lambert, J. D. C.; Hamon, B.; Jones, R. S. G.; Stanton, P. K.; Heinemann, U.; Köhr, G.: Aktivierung von NMDA-Rezeptoren durch Magnesiumentzug bewirkt epileptiforme Aktivität im temporalen Kortex. In: Epilepsie 1986, S. 56 - 59 (Hg. Speckmann, E. J.). Einhorn Presse Verlag, Hamburg (1987)

Dogbevia, G. K.; Trevino, M.; Arcos-Diaz, D.; Frey, S.; Köhr, G.; Seeburg, P. H.; Sprengel, R.; Hasan, M. T.: Inducible, subregion and cell-type-specific gene knockout in the mouse brain. Society for Neuroscience, 2010 (2010)

Trevino, M.; Dogbevia, G.; Arcos-Diaz, D.; Spieler, K.; Sprengel, R.; Seeburg, P. H.; Köhr, G.; Gass, P.; Hasan, M. T.: Chemically-controlled silencing of synaptic transmission in genetically targeted neurons in the mammalian brain in vivo". Society for Neuroscience, 2010 (2010)

Trevino, M.; Frey, S.; Dogbevia, G.; Sprengel, R.; Hasan, M. T.; Köhr, G.: Alpha-1 adrenergic receptors habilitate a stimulus-specific decrease in primary visual processing of adult mice. Society for Neuroscience, 2010 (2010)

Köhr, G.: Molecular mechanisms for NMDA receptor modulation in neuron of epileptic rats and heterologous systems. Habilitation, 61 S., Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Heidelberg (1996)