Titlebook: Brain; Fetal and Infant Samuel R. Berenberg Book 1977 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1977 brain.cortex.hypoxia.nervous system.neu

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Toxic Effects of Elevated Oxygen Tension on Brain Maturation,wn to produce pathologic effects in the mature nervous system, but there is evidence that during periods of rapid maturation and development in perinatal life nervous tissues may be particularly susceptible to toxic effects of oxygen.

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Assessment and Significance of Behavioural States,new interest in the study of the ontogeny of sleep states in the mid-1950’s. Many of these later investigations focused exclusively on sleep cycles, neglecting the awake states and sometimes leading to erroneous conclusions.

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Manfred Bornhofen,Martin C. Bornhofen and the adult rat. Since several of these small molecules are considered as putative neurotransmitters in the central nervous system of the adult rat, their presence suggests that they may also have a physiologic role in the immature brain. Indeed, monoamines, namely norepinephrine, dopamine and se

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