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ed largely synonymously with Levine-Critchley syndrome, it is hard to decide what exactly the three Levine-Critchley families, which originated in the US and the UK, suffered from. None of them has yet been re-investigated with the modern methods that allow increasing distinctions within neuroacanth

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Processes that Promote Recovery from Addictive Disordersof pre- and postsynaptic neurons that appose each other. Such appositions may be casual only and as such not functional in terms of synaptic communication. As a consequence, until quite recently, electron microscopy was the only means available to determine whether identified neurons synapse with ea

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Recovery Management: What If We , Believed That Addiction Was a Chronic Disorder?icularly horseradish peroxidase (HRP), has proven to be both a reliable and sensitive method for the positive identification of cell bodies giving origin to fiber projections to a given site within the central or peripheral nervous system (for reviews, see LaVail, 1978, and Jones and Hartmann, 1978)

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ions that were not even conceived 10 to 15 years ago. Brain circuits are no longer viewed as wiring diagrams interlinking classical brain structures but rather as subpopulations of neurons differing along morphological and neurochemical lines having interconnections with other equally specific subpo

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Long-Term Trajectories of Adolescent Recoveryllo-dendritic and idiodendritic. The isodendritic neurons, or generalized neurons, are the most frequently encountered. If one discards those isodendritic centers that by common definition are sensory or motor, an . is left which displays very little histological variation throughout the whole exten