Titlebook: Alterations of Chemical Equilibrium in the Nervous System; Abel Lajtha Book 1971 Plenum Press, New York 1971 brain.myelin.nervous system

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R. Degkwitz,H. Helmchen,W. Mombour amines and amino acids in the neurochemical mechanisms which underlie convulsive neuronal activity. Certain neurophysiological studies have been included because they are relevant to an adequate understanding of these neurochemical mechanisms.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-82891-1resented. In the next study, the protein changes observed in brain cells during simple sensory conditioning in rats will be described, and it will be argued that these are due to an increased level of attention rather than to learning per se.

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The FDA and the Drug Development Processthiazines, particularly chlorpromazine and its congeners, which have proved most useful in treatment of psychotic patients with aggressive, disturbed, or overactive behavior—most of them suffering from schizophrenias, mania, or other functional psychoses.

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Chemosensory Stimulation,he qualitative characteristics of the chemovector and it has been presumed that olfaction is even more discriminatory than the gustatory sense; however, this impression may have to be reassessed.. The olfactory system has a higher sensitivity than the gustatory..

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Some Neurochemical Aspects of Convulsions, amines and amino acids in the neurochemical mechanisms which underlie convulsive neuronal activity. Certain neurophysiological studies have been included because they are relevant to an adequate understanding of these neurochemical mechanisms.

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Do Specific Biochemical Correlates to Learning Processes Exist in Brain Cells?,resented. In the next study, the protein changes observed in brain cells during simple sensory conditioning in rats will be described, and it will be argued that these are due to an increased level of attention rather than to learning per se.

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Phenothiazines: Neurochemical Aspects of Their Mode of Action,thiazines, particularly chlorpromazine and its congeners, which have proved most useful in treatment of psychotic patients with aggressive, disturbed, or overactive behavior—most of them suffering from schizophrenias, mania, or other functional psychoses.