Titlebook: Biochemistry of Brain and Behavior; Proceedings of a Sym Robert E. Bowman,Surinder P. Datta Conference proceedings 1970 Springer Science+Bu

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Correlation of the S100 Brain Protein with Behavior to learning during transfer of handedness in rats. The amount of S100 increased during training. Intraventricular injection of antiserum against the S100 protein during the course of training prevented the rats from further learning but did not affect motor function in the animals. Antibodies again

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Hans-Jörg Hoitsch,Volker Lingnauby the twelfth day pospartum by an unsteady gait and tremor of the hindquarters. Tonic-clonic seizures are induced readily by sensory stimulation in the adult Quaking animal. The principal neuropathological findings in the Quaking mice is a generalized deficiency of myelin.

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phenylala­ mine levels in infants may account for the mental retardation observed later in these children. Much work remains to be done to confi~m this possibility. However, it is clear from the review and research described by Waisman that neurochemis­ try has the tools that will lead to an underst

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Drug Induced Alterations in Brain Biosynthetic Enzyme Activity--A Model for Adaptation to the Envirolly with information processing, must be able to regulate the rate of biosynthesis and degradation of intercellular messengers. Several metabolic systems can be considered to belong to this class of messengers.