Fr. 176.00

Plasticity in Nerve Cell Function

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This book summarizes the most recent data on the molecular and cellular mechanisms which determine the unique properties of nerve cells - their ability to differentiate, establish connections to each other, and to form the nervous system with its immense capability for receiving, analysing, and storing information about our external and internal world. The key role of calcium ions in this process is particularly explored, along with nervous system function in aging
and neural pathology. The author, based at a high-profile research unit in the Ukraine, is able to draw on significant new research which has not been widely published. Plasticity in nerve cell function will be of interest to researchers and research students in the fields of neurophysiology,
cellular physiology, biophysics, and neurochemistry in particular. It will also be of relevance to researchers and medical doctors interested in neuropathology and aging.

Table des matières










  • Preface

  • 1: Formation of neural networks

  • 2: Developmental plasticity of neuronal elements

  • 3: Synaptic plasticity

  • 4: Aging and neuronal functions

  • 5: Glia and neuronal plasticity

  • 6: Common features in the mechanisms of different forms of neuronal plasticity

  • Bibliography



A propos de l'auteur










Professor Platon Kostyuk is Director of the Physiological Institute of Kiev State University, Ukraine. His main research interests are neurophysiology - in particular synaptic processes in the spinal cord - and cell biophysics.


Résumé

This work summarizes data on the molecular and cellular mechanisms which determine the unique properties of nerve cells - their ability to differentiate, establish connections to each other, and to form the nervous system with its immense capability for receiving, analysing, and storing information about our external and internal world.

Texte suppl.

"...a good starting point into the field." Brain, 1999

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