Titlebook: Drugs and the Developing Brain; Antonia Vernadakis (Associate Professor),Norman We Book 1974 Plenum Press, New York 1974 biology.brain.chi

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The Phasing of Sleep in Animalsion. Since interneuronal communication in mammalian systems involves chemical transmission, one might reason further that the ultimate purpose of central nervous system development is to develop mechanisms for the synthesis, storage and release of the substances which effect this interneuronal commu

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R. G. Angus,R. A. Pigeau,R. J. Heslegravesed by the arrival of the impulse; and (c) act on the postsynaptic neurons. The molecular events occurring presynaptically, at the synaptic cleft, or on the postsynaptic membrane are among the most intensively studied subjects in neurobiology. Whereas considerable knowledge exists about the adult CN

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The Phasing of Sleep in Animalsrat brain by histochemical fluorescence procedures (Hillarp ., 1966; Ungerstedt, 1971). Norepinephrine neurons arise in the medulla oblongata and pons and either descend into the spinal cord to terminate in the ventral horn or ascend in the median forebrain bundle to terminate in the lower brain ste

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The Phasing of Sleep in Animals3; Nora .., 1967; Bleyer .., 1970) have indicated that exposure to a wide variety of agents (radiation, drugs, viruses, etc.) during specific stages of pregnancy can result in various morphologic and behavioral anomalies in the offspring. Much of the previous work in this area has been concerned wit

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Spread Spectrum for Wireless Communicationst considerable systematic investigation. Not only are the differences between the young and the adult of importance, but the timing and patterns of changes which occur as the animal matures are also of importance. During the period of rapid brain development the free amino acid pool in the brain ser

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Aad W. van der Vaart,Jon A. Wellnerd, nicotine is capable of facilitating elementary forms of learning (Bovet .., 1969), stimulating or depressing spontaneous motor activity (Bovet .., 1967; Larson and Silvetti, 1965), inducing EEG and behavioral arousal (Knapp and Domino, 1962; Yamamoto and Domino, 1965), and inducing seizure discha