Titlebook: Current Aspects of the Neurosciences; Volume 4 Neville N. Osborne Textbook 1992Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1992 Alzheimer′s

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Effect of Antidepressants on Neurotransmission: a Common Mechanism of Action?,er discovery by Woolley and Shaw (1954) that serotonin may play a role in the regulation of mood. Coincidentally reserpine, an alkaloid obtained from the Indian snake plant . which was being used to treat hypertension, was found to cause depressive symptoms in a small proportion of otherwise psychia

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Changes of the Neuroendocrine System in Alzheimer-type Dementia,larly in the cerebral cortex (Terry .., 1981). Neurochemical studies on postmortem brain tissue from ATD patients have demonstrated cholinergic deficits. Choline acetyltransferase (ChAT) activity was found to be markedly reduced in the cerebral cortex of these patients (Bowen .., 1976; Perry .., 197

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Pioneering Women in Water Qualityrevented the neuronal uptake of noradrenaline and/or serotonin (Iversen, 1975) and, as a consequence, presumably corrected the deficit in central biogenic amine neurotransmission which was hypothesized to occur in depression.

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Women in Engineering and Sciencecting upon specific acceptors, while the genetic basis has the potential to be exploited eventually by ‘gene therapy’ in the correct re-building of the system’s proteins in cases where a malfunction may occur.

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Changes of the Neuroendocrine System in Alzheimer-type Dementia, found to be very similar throughout the cortical areas, without a relationship to areas of functional deficit. Besides the cholinergic deficits, loss of locus caeruleus cells (Tomlinson .., 1981), deficits of dopamine-β-hydroxylase (Cross .., 1981), and reduced noradrenaline concentrations (Yates .., 1981) have been reported in ATD.

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Oocytes: Endogenous Electrophysiological Characteristics,cting upon specific acceptors, while the genetic basis has the potential to be exploited eventually by ‘gene therapy’ in the correct re-building of the system’s proteins in cases where a malfunction may occur.

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