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Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology

Modulators, Mediators, and Specifiers in Brain Function: Interactions of Neuropeptides, Cyclic Nucleotides, and Phosphoproteins in Mechanisms Underlyi

327 pages • paperback • 1 edition

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While neuroanatomy and neurophysiology were defining the unique features of the synapse as a site for cell to cell signaling in the late fifties, neurochemistry was establishing the identity and studying the biosynthetic pathways of monoamine neur...

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While neuroanatomy and neurophysiology were defining the unique features of the synapse as a site for cell to cell signaling in the late fifties, neurochemistry was establishing the identity and studying the biosynthetic pathways of monoamine neur...

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