Titlebook: Handbook of Neurochemistry; Volume VII Pathologi Abel Lajtha Book 1972 Plenum Press, New York 1972 Alzheimer‘s disease.Alzheimer´s disease.

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Quantitative Neurochemical Histology, metabolism of normal and pathological tissue. Although nervous tissue is comprised of only three principal types of cells, its complexity differs from that of other tissues by several orders of magnitude. First, the neuron population shows enormous variety in morphology. Neuronal processes have uni

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Biochemistry of Middle and Late Life Dementias,ulting in profound dementia and eventually death during middle and late life. Alzheimer’s disease, Pick’s disease, Huntington’s chorea, Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, and senile dementia are included in this group of “primary dementias” where the unifying pathologic feature is a degeneration of the cere

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The Biochemistry of Affective Disorders,ion rather than a disease. In their view, insanity does not belong in the province of the physician at all but is the domain of the psychologist, the educator, and the social worker. To others insanity is as much a disease as cancer or arthritis. This dichotomy of views has ancient roots and to this

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Alteration of the Brain Barrier System in Pathological States,permeability of the blood-brain barrier. Whether a similar change in permeability can occur in alterations that are purely functional depends upon our criteria of the brain barrier system. If we consider the membranes of glial cells and neurons as part of the system, then the alteration of its perme

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st, alle Beteiligten für einen „Veränderungsprozess“ zu sensibilisieren, die häufig vorherrschende „Betriebsblindheit“ zu überwinden, Verschwendung zu erkennen und auf dieser Basis schrittweise ein Produktionssystem zu etablieren. Die „7 Arten der Verschwendung“, die 5S-Methode, Visualisierung und R

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