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Horizons in Neuroscience Research: Volume 11

Horizons in Neuroscience Research: Volume 11

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This compilation presents original study results on the leading edge of neuroscience research. Each article has been carefully selected in an attempt to present substantial research results across a broad spectrum. Included in this volume is white matter hyperintensities and major affective disorders; neurotransmitters in the sympathetic nervous system; the beneficial consequences of oxytocin on motherhood and offspring cognitive development; premotor cortex and primary motor cortex in action language comprehension; pain treatment by tDCS of the human primary motor cortex; neurotransmitter synthesis by newborn neurons in the penumbral cortex; central auditory processing alterations in phonological dyslexia; participation of the hippocampus in memory function; and the motor cortex under hypoxia.
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Publication date
2013
Issue number
1
Cover
hard cover
Pages count
176
Dimensions (mm)
155.00 x 230.00
Weight (g)
526
  • Preface; White Matter Hyperintensities & Major Affective Disorders; Neurotransmitters in the Sympathetic Nervous System:: Developmental Aspects; Life after Childbirth:: The Beneficial Consequences of Oxytocin on Motherhood & Offspring Cognitive Development; Influence of Baseline Condition & Task Demand on the Involvements of Premotor Cortex & Primary Motor Cortex in Action Language Comprehension:: A Meta-Analysis Study.
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