Titlebook: Handbook of Neurochemistry; Volume II: Structura Abel Lajtha Book 1969 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1969 chemistry.neurochemist

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Chemistry of Isolated Invertebrate Neurons,” systems. Even in the lower invertebrates the degree of organization and differentiation of the nervous system is sufficiently high for the fundamental mechanisms of transmission, conduction, and integration to be studied. However, some scientists still hesitate to compare the properties of neurons

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Lysosomes,e lysosome. This organelle has been implicated in a number of physiological and pathological processes and has attracted considerable attention because of the destructive potential of its enzymes. In this chapter we shall briefly survey the current status of lysosomes with particular reference to th

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