Editorial: Integrative Brain Function Down Under

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Editorial: Genetics of Brain Function and Cognition

489 0001-8244/01/1100-0489$19.50/0 © 2001 Plenum Publishing Corporation If there is any truth in the allegation that behavior geneticists like behaviors best when they show high heritability, then surely filling out an IQ test is the human behavior that makes us most happy. Extensive research based on twin, family, and adoption data has documented that more than half of the striking individual ...

Editorial: What Is Brain Mapping?

G20 World Brain Mapping Initiative (Neuroscience/N-20) is Putting Brain Mapping on the top of Global Economic Issues The Society for Brain Mapping, Therapeutics, and Brain Mapping Foundation are propelling therapeutic advances in Nano-Neurosurgery, Nano-Bio-Electronics, Artificial Intelligence, Neuro-Supercomputing and ‘cross-pollination’ among the bio-medical sciences and engine...

Brain Refill from down under What's in a Name?

Is medical school only for the rich? T imes are getting tough in Canada for those who aspire to a post-secondary education but are not from wealthy families. Surveys done at the University of Western Ontario reveal that medical students are a privileged crew, coming from homes with family incomes in the top few percentiles. This phenomenon has intensified dramatically in the last few years, coi...

Editorial: Brain cholinergic mechanisms

While historically acetylcholine (ACh) holds a central place in the discovery of chemical transmission in the nervous system, progress in our knowledge of the mechanistic underpinnings of cholinergic transmission in the central nervous system (CNS) has lagged behind its sister transmitters. For example, unlike what we know about glutamatergic transmission, neither the prevalence of fast choline...