neurochemist

Examples of neurochemical

neurochemical
Neurochemical aspects on aging and diseases with cognitive impairment.
With respect to the cognitive symptoms discussed in the article, the distance from the neurochemical level is so great that some vagueness is necessarily introduced.
Any similarities between the neurochemical disorders in autism and schizophrenia must not be allowed to obscure their clear differences, however.
It can be seen to occur at the pharmacological, the neurochemical, the psychological, the psychiatric, and the gross behavioral levels.
The aim of their study is to correlate patterns of decreased/increased level of neurochemicals with cognitive outcomes.
Is that really all there is to say about the neurochemical basis of consciousness?
An additional neurochemical player in the game of affiliation and attachment is the hormone oxytocin.
The development of target drugs for mental health disorders promoted deterministic models of mental illness based on hypothetical neurochemical imbalances.
Except for the ventral sector, the abovementioned neurochemicals do not characterize all, or even most, of the cells located within each sector.
Neurochemical architecture of the normal and degenerating rat retina.
The neurobiology of social support is complex and involves many brain regions, biological pathways, and neurochemicals.
It is important to note that the functional relationships among these neurochemical events remain poorly understood.
The remaining eight monkeys, used for neurochemical studies, did not receive fluorescent tracer injections.
Neurochemical anatomy of the zebrafish retina as determined by immunocytochemistry.
The neurochemical substrates of light and ion therapy may overlap that of antidepressant drugs.
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