Titlebook: Contemporary Psychiatry; Fritz Henn,Norman Sartorius,Hans Lauter Book 2001 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2001 DSM.Psychiatrie.diagnosi

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书目名称Contemporary Psychiatry网络公开度




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书目名称Contemporary Psychiatry被引频次




书目名称Contemporary Psychiatry被引频次学科排名




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Population Geneticsorders has been documented in a wide range of studies. Different strategies such as family, twin, and adoption studies have been used to investigate genetic risk factors in psychiatric disorders. Their objectives are to investigate the genetic and nongenetic (environmental) causes of a disease and t

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Using Transgenic Mice to Probe the Role of Specific Genes in Behavioric and permanent changes to the germline of experimental mice, and these strategies have been fruitfully applied to the study of oncology, immunology, development, and more recently neurobiology and behavior. Specifically, in the area of neurobiology, modification of gene expression in the mouse has

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Fundamental Cellular Principles of Psychological Disturbances the known functions of nerve cells represent targets for pathophysiological changes. However, we are still very far from the development of pathogenetic models which could be useful in determining the prognosis of diseases or in providing causal-based treatment.

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Psychoneuroendocrinologyifth century B.C. Within this context and in keeping with humoral theory, psychological disorders were also ascribed to an imbalance (dyscrasia) of black and yellow bile, mucus and blood, with melancholy being attributed to a predominance of black bile, pointing, once again, to a humoral interpretat

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Neuroanatomical and Neuropathological Basis of Mental Illnessety disorders, and obsessive-compulsive disorder was until recently highly controversial. Neuropathological findings have been largely impossible to demonstrate in psychiatric disease, except in the case of organic mental syndromes resulting from focal brain lesions or degenerative processes. A few