Clinical Neuropharmacology. Volume 2

Basic and Clinical Neuroscience, Volume 4, Number 2, Full Text

Neuropharmacology

functions during gestation and lactation," though more difficult to classify, probably falls in the behavioral category too. Data of the highest descriptive interest are presented and seem to call for special comment. The experiments described tend to show that rats voluntarily select advantageous diets on the basis of metabolic needs; such a principal would appear to be of rather greater impor...

Neuropharmacology

This volume comprises the edited transactions of the fifth conference on Neuropharmacology sponsored by the Josiah Macy Foundation and held in May 1959. This conference engaged in discussions on four main topics: (i) Amine metabolism and pharmacological implications; (ii) central action of chlorpromazine and reserpine; (iii) effect of serotonin on evoked potentials and; (iv) biochemical sites o...

Neuropharmacology

worth presents a good consideration of the feeding schedule and difficulties in the breastfed child. The second and third sections are related, in that one considers physical and the other physiological aspects of development. Any number of subjects including heart murmurs, temperature variations, motion sickness, and various peculiar physical findings are taken up separately. An especially int...

basic and clinical neuroscience, volume 4, number 2, full text

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