Anatomical, neurochemical and behavioural consequences of immunotoxin lesions of the basal forebrain cholinergic system: Studies on functional impairments, recovery and reinnervation in adult and neonatal rats following intraventricular administratio

Giampiero Leanza

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Детайли

Издателство

University of Lund

Местоиздаване

Lund

Година на издаване

1996

Страници

158 p.

Класификационен индекс

УДК	Значение
616.89	Психиатрия. Патологична психология. Френопатии. Психични / душевни / болести
616-092	Патологична физиология. Патогенеза. Учение за развитието на болестния процес. Експериментална патоло

Ключови думи

Дисертации

Допълнителна информация

ISBN

91-628-2075-3

Отрасъл

Патология. Клин. медицина. Диагностика *616

Системен №

1166

Инвентаризация

Статус	Брой
Филиална библиотека - база 1 (БЧ)	1

Действия

APA Chicago / Turabian (16th edition) Harvard MLA (7th edition)

Leanza, G. Anatomical, neurochemical and behavioural consequences of immunotoxin lesions of the basal forebrain cholinergic system: Studies on functional impairments, recovery and reinnervation in adult and neonatal rats following intraventricular administratio, University of Lund, 1996, 158 p., 91-628-2075-3.

Leanza, G. . Anatomical, neurochemical and behavioural consequences of immunotoxin lesions of the basal forebrain cholinergic system: Studies on functional impairments, recovery and reinnervation in adult and neonatal rats following intraventricular administratio. Lund: University of Lund, 1996, 158 p., 91-628-2075-3.

Leanza, G. (1996) Anatomical, neurochemical and behavioural consequences of immunotoxin lesions of the basal forebrain cholinergic system: Studies on functional impairments, recovery and reinnervation in adult and neonatal rats following intraventricular administratio, Lund: University of Lund, 158 p., 91-628-2075-3

Leanza, G. (1996). Anatomical, neurochemical and behavioural consequences of immunotoxin lesions of the basal forebrain cholinergic system: Studies on functional impairments, recovery and reinnervation in adult and neonatal rats following intraventricular administratio. Lund: University of Lund, 158 p..