Neuroscience in the 21st Century From Basic to Clinical /
Edited and authored by a wealth of international experts in neuroscience and related disciplines, the aim behind this key new resource is to offer medical students and graduate researchers around the world a comprehensive introduction and overview of modern neuroscience. Neuroscience research is ce...
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New York, NY :
Springer New York : Imprint: Springer,
2013.
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Πίνακας περιεχομένων:
- Section 1 Basic Neuroscience
- Part 1 Biophysics
- 1Water, ions, membranes, pumps and transporters
- 2 Voltage-gated ion channels.- 3 Ionotropic glutamate receptors
- 4 Signal transduction-dependent channels
- 5 Membrane Potentials
- Part 2 Development
- 6 Stem cells: Neural stem cells in cerebral cortex development
- 7Adult neurogenesis
- 8 Dendrites: a key structural element of neurons
- Part 3 Cell Biology of neurons and glia
- 9 Dendritic function
- 10 Axonal transport
- 11 Cell biology of the synapse
- 12 Molecular regulation of synaptic release
- 13 The postsynaptic density
- 14 Gap junctions, electric synapses
- 15 Glial cells
- 16 Immune system cells
- 17 Psychoneuroimmune phenomena: Neuroimmune interactions
- Part 4 Sensory Systems (Neuroanatomy and Physiology)
- 18 Retina: Neuroanatomy and physiology
- 19 The superior colliculus and visual thalamus
- 20 Cortical processing of visual signals
- 21 Audition: Hearing and Deafness
- 22 Somatosensation: end organs for tactile sensation
- 3 Taste
- 24 Olfaction
- 25 Visuomotor Integration
- 26 Vestibular inputs: The Vestibular System
- 27 Kinesthetic inputs
- 28 PainPart 5
- Motor Control
- 29 Spinal motoneurons
- 30 Spinal interneurons
- 31 Systems descending from the brainstem: Basic principles
- 32 Systems descending from the brainstem: Functional recovery following damage
- 33 Basal ganglia: Basic principles
- 34 Dystonia
- 35 Cerebellum - Anatomy and Function
- 36 The Cerebellum: Eye Movements
- 37 Cortical motor control
- 38 Locomotion: Circuits and Physiology
- 39 PosturePart 6
- Neurophysiology of Other, Specific CNS Regions and Networks
- 40Basic principles of mammalian CNS systems
- 41Frontal cortex
- 42 Limbic cortex: The functional neuroanatomy of emotion and hedonic processing
- 43 Hypothalamus
- 44 Autonomic nervous systems
- 45
- Respiration
- 46 Spinal reflexes Part 7
- Neurochemistry, Neuropharmacology
- 47 Transmitters and peptides: Basic principles
- 48 Transmitter and peptide receptors: Basic principles
- 49 Opioid peptides
- 50 Trophic factors: Neurotrophic factors
- 51 Brain Energy Metabolism
- 52 Blood Brain Barrier
- Part 8 Neuroendocrinology
- 53 Brain control over pituitary gland hormones
- 54 Hormone effects on behavior
- 55 Critical periods during development: Hormonal influences on neurobehavioral transitions across the lifespan
- 56 Mechanisms of homeostatically regulated behaviors
- 57 Mechanisms of behaviors related to reproduction
- 58 Seasonal rhythms in behavior
- Part 9 Regulation of Natural Behaviors
- 59 Circadian physiology
- 60 The suprachiasmatic nucleus and the circadian timekeeping system of the body
- 61 Sleep regulation and insomnia
- 62 Genomic imprinting and brain function
- 63 Epigenetic mechanisms: DNA methylation and histone protein modification
- 64 Stress research: past, present and future
- 65 Fear
- 66 Aggression
- 67 Emotions studied by imaging of the human brain: The somatic and emotional motor systems
- 68 Parental behavior
- 69 Sexual behavior
- 70 Social behavior
- Part 10
- Cognitive Neuroscience
- 71 Elementary CNS arousal
- 72 Neurobiology of Learning and Memory
- 73 Cognitive Functions as Revealed by Imaging of the Human Brain
- 74 Aging of the brain
- Part 11 Computational Neuroscience
- 75 Computational neuroscience of synapses and neurons
- 76 Computational neuroscience of neuronal networks
- 77 Biological Modeling
- Section 2 Clinical Neuroscience
- Part 12 Developmental Disorders
- 78 Prader-Willi and Angelman Syndromes
- 79 Fragile X-Associated Disorders
- 80 Fetal alcohol syndrome
- 81 Autism
- 82 Anorexia nervosa and bulimia
- Part 13 Systems Disorders
- 83 Sleep disorders
- 84
- Traumatic brain damage
- 85 Spinal cord damage
- 86 Ischemic Stroke - Basic pathophysiology and clinical implication
- Part 14 Pain
- 87 Non-migrainous headache
- 88 Migraine
- 89 Central mechanisms of pain suppression
- Part 15 Neuroimmune Disorders
- 90 Multiple sclerosis
- 91 Myasthenia gravis
- 92
- Infections of the nervous system
- Part 16 Addictive Disorders
- 93 Psychostimulants and addiction
- 94 Neurobiology of Alcohol Addiction
- 95 Internet addiction
- 96 Abuse of performance enhancing drugs
- 97 Food addiction. - Part 17 Degenerative Diseases
- 98 Motor neuron disease: Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
- 99 Parkinson’s disease
- 100 Huntington’s disease. - 101 Problems during aging (Alzheimer’s, et al.).
- Part 18 Gender Identity
- 102 Sexual differentiation of the human brain in relation to gender-identity, sexual orientation and neuropsychiatric disorders
- Part 19
- Psychiatric Disorders
- 103 Depressive disorders
- 104 The Neurobiology of Bipolar Disorder
- 105 Schizophrenia BM Appendix Seven Steps to Setting up a Neuroscience Program in a Developing Country
- Index.
