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A straightforward introduction perfect for beginners Looking for an easy-to-understand and intuitive overview of the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of the nervous system all rolled into a single, accessible package? Then Neurobiology For Dummies is what you need! Perfect for students in various academic programs, including neuroscience, biology, pharmacology, and health science, this handy guide covers the molecular and cellular mechanisms of the nervous system. Clearly organized, full of foundational content, and loaded with fresh examples highlighting modern research, this is the first…mehr

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A straightforward introduction perfect for beginners Looking for an easy-to-understand and intuitive overview of the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of the nervous system all rolled into a single, accessible package? Then Neurobiology For Dummies is what you need! Perfect for students in various academic programs, including neuroscience, biology, pharmacology, and health science, this handy guide covers the molecular and cellular mechanisms of the nervous system. Clearly organized, full of foundational content, and loaded with fresh examples highlighting modern research, this is the first book you'll reach for time and time again. Inside... * Demystify the molecular structure of the nervous system * Find new research examples from modern studies * Discover intuitively organized material designed to reflect a neurobiology syllabus * Understand the brain's cellular processes * Make sense of complex neurobiology concepts
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Autorenporträt
Frank Amthor, PhD is Professor Emeritus of Psychology at the University at Alabama. He was an NIH-supported researcher for more than 20 years and published more than 100 journal articles, book chapters, and conference abstracts. Anne B. Theibert, PhD is Professor of Neurobiology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. She directed an NIH-funded research laboratory for 18 years and has published numerous research articles and book chapters with a focus on cellular, molecular, and developmental neurobiology.