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Alcohol: Effects on the Central Nervous System,inical, behavioral, biochemical, nutritional, and others. In this chapter, discussion will be restricted to the effects of alcohol consumption on the central nervous system in adults as well as fetuses.

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els, experimental research scientists have accumulated a wealth of infor­ mation and epidemiological studies of field workers have brought the animals and human studies together. Most times, there is an agreement on the results of animal and human experiences, but occasionally a voice of uncertainty

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Inborn Errors of Metabolism,ay not always be in the brain; for example, in Gaucher’s disease, the lipid accumulates both in the liver and the spleen. The nature of the biochemical lesion in diseases collectively called sphingolipidoses was traced to an accumulation of a complex lipid. The genesis and structure of these lipids is given below.

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Blood-Brain Barrier System,itude of permeability from the blood into the brain is not the same in all areas of the brain and, in certain cases, depends upon the age and the species. This selective uptake of compounds will thus have an important bearing on the nutritional effects on the developing brain.

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