Titlebook: Biology of Brain Dysfunction; Volume 2 Gerald E. Gaull Book 1973 Plenum Press, New York 1973 biology.brain.growth.information.molecular bio

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Kommunikation von Familienunternehmencellular pattern is the result of a sequence of developmental steps: . of cells, . to determined locations, . to specific functions, and .. These processes depend on the genetically controlled selective synthesis and degradation of proteins at specific times during development. Genetic mutations or

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Kommunikation von Führungskräftenntly, any substantive derangement of neural tissues might be expected to have, as one of its effects, a change in fatty acid composition. One of the major problems in evaluating data on fatty acid composition is that of differentiating primary changes in fatty acid metabolism from changes secondary

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Kommunikation von Nachhaltigkeit,e systems. A discussion of both the role of the CNS in hormonal regulation and of hormonal effects on CNS function is outside the scope of this chapter, which will focus mainly on selected aspects of the role of the CNS in hormonal regulation.

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