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The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 1938
In this monograph an attempt is made to bring together the scattered results of innumerable workers in the field of the chemistry of the brain. The author's clinical and chemical experience has rendered him peculiarly fitted for writing a chemical treatise on this complex organ.
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In this monograph an attempt is made to bring together the scattered results of innumerable workers in the field of the chemistry of the brain. The author's clinical and chemical experience has rendered him peculiarly fitted for writing a chemical treatise on this complex organ.
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Nature Materials, 2020
Organic neuromorphic devices are now able to take direct input from cellular neurotransmitter release.
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Organic neuromorphic devices are now able to take direct input from cellular neurotransmitter release.
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Chemistry and the BRAIN Initiative
Journal of the American Chemical Society, 2013Anne M, Andrews +3 more
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Brain and other central nervous system tumor statistics, 2021
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021Rebecca L. Siegel +2 more
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Breakthrough in Brain Chemistry
Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1990Personal accounts of important scientific discoveries are always popular among the general public. These treatises offer rare glimpses into the scientific thought processes that produce such discoveries and provide an opportunity for the nonspecialist to learn about a particular field. But scientists also like to read such stories, although perhaps for
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Brain chemistry and the addictions.
Journal of substance abuse treatment, 1987This is a very exciting period for basic discoveries in the field of neuroscience. We can begin to hope for the kinds of understanding that will give us medical insight into the causes and mechanisms of the addictions. Such knowledge may open the way for methods of prevention and treatment by means we can hardly imagine today.
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