Titlebook: Brain Biochemistry; H. S. Bachelard Book 1974 H.S. Bachelard 1974 biochemistry.cells.morphology.physiology.tissue

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Appearance of the brain,ject to obvious limitations in opportunities for chemical exploration. Yet what do we mean by the ‘mammalian’ brain, since the brain of a rat or guinea pig is obviously far different in appearance and many functions from that of Man? The brain has evolved and specialised within mammalian species mor

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Adaptive processes in the brain,ses have only recently been detected in neural tissues. In a review on neural plasticity only six years ago, a statement [1] that nothing was known about enzyme induction in nerve cells, could not easily be challenged. However, in the interval many examples have been described, and these mainly conc

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Book 1974y and transiently, to under- standing the complexity of its function remains go changes in permeability to small chemical man‘s greatest challenge. The functional unit is molecules and to cations. The highly specialised the neurone, or excitable nerve cell, making ana- nature of the constituent cell

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-02975-5tively-charged macromolecules inside the cell, with Na. outside. The resting potential (-60 to -70 millivolts in most neurones) has been concluded to be due to the peculiar permeability properties of cell membranes: they are considerably more permeable to K. and Cl. than to Na..

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Appearance of the brain,ng size is not necessarily associated with increased intelligence or sophistication of function. The main discernible change that has occurred during evolution of the mammalian brain is in the size and complexity of the cerebral cortex.