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Cytomorphological Alterations in the Aging Animal Brain with Emphasis on Golgi Studies, reason for studying aging animal brains is to help define a model of the aging central nervous system that can serve to delineate the important features of the “normal” aging process in man. More indirectly, research of this type may also lead to a greater understanding of the pathogenesis of senile brain disease.

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