Titlebook: Advances in Physiological Research; H. McLennan,J. R. Ledsome,D. R. Jones Book 1987 Plenum Press, New York 1987 metabolism.physiology.Tree

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-9492-5metabolism; physiology; Tree Biology

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978-1-4615-9494-9Plenum Press, New York 1987

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Gian Italo Bischi,Fabio Lamantiaaxonal degeneration, performed simultaneously on the same neural structures and making possible the recovery under the electron microscope (in ultrathin section series) of any specific detail (especially of a given synapse) previously identified in the light microscope. Whole networks of mutually co

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Diana A. Mendes,Vivaldo M. Mendesthere is a chemical coding of neurones that functionally subdivides similar neurones according to classes and species of animals, and according to the targets they supply. The interactions between substances that are involved together in neurotransmission suggests that neurotransmission is a plurich

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Don Siegel,Paul Westhead,Mike Wrightming of motor activity. Reflex pathways have been identified which appear to function to produce some aspects of the normal motor pattern for walking in insects. No firm conclusion can be reached regarding the role of central pattern generators in establishing the timing of motor activity in the wal

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