Proteins, Transmitters and Synapses - Brossura

Nicholls, David G.

 
9780632036615: Proteins, Transmitters and Synapses

Sinossi

Written by a neurochemist, this undergraduate textbook provides an overview of current research into the molecular events which occur either side of the synaptic cleft across which information transfer occurs, with due recognition to the range of disciplines which contribute to an understanding of molecular-level events. It is divided into three sections: Overview, Proteins, and Transmitters and Synapses. Contains extensive recommendations for further reading. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.

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This exciting text adopts a modern approach to the understanding of the biochemistry of synaptic function, the primary building block of mind and higher brain processes. The book concentrates on the functioning of the isolated nerve terminal or synaptosome, the simplest model from which the workings of all the important events in neurotransmission can be deduced. Students are provided with a detailed biochemical insight into the mechanism of release of the major class of amino–acid neurotransmitters such as GABA which directly affect the neuronal membrane. Aimed at the advanced undergraduate, and at researchers, this is a clearly expounded, comprehensive and up to date account of the subject.

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xii 253p large format paperback, dark blue cover, many illustrations, some in colour, very good indeed, errata inserted

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