Titlebook: Neurobiology of Aging; An Interdisciplinary J. Mark Ordy (Head),Kenneth R. Brizzee (Head) Book 1975 Plenum Press, New York 1975 biology.bra

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Changes in Limbic, Neuroendocrine and Autonomic Systems, Adaptation Homeostasis During Agingogenetic and ontogenetic development of a Neuroendocrine system is indispensable to adaptation since it provides the organism with increasing independence from its physical environment (Mason, 1972; Siegel & Eisenman, 1972).

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Book 1975ith conception, extend through phases of development, maturity, senescence and finally end in death. Man is no exception, but has the unique feature of a complex brain. It plays an integra- tive role in adaptation to the physical and social environments through reflexes, conditioning and more comple

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Sensory Processes in Man During Maturity and Senescencethe links which connect all behaving organisms with their external and internal environment and provide information about that environment, an understanding of the normal changes which occur in these processes during the years of adulthood and senescence is essential for an understanding of human behavior.

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Gross Morphometric Analyses and Quantitative Histology of the Aging Brainion have been noted among old human subjects for many years. Since the brain mediates the environmental input and behavioral adaptation, the functional decline of sensory, cognitive and motor activity with age have been attributed to structural and functional changes in the brain.

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Two Efferent Systems: Potential for Late-Life Changesingle conceptual umbrella. Motor cortex is believed to initiate commands which are transmitted down the pyramidal pathway, but modified at appropriate junctures by successively lower structures in the motor hierarchy.

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