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Beyond the Synapse

Name: Beyond the Synapse
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 02048169
Price: 146.89 EUR
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Author: R. Douglas Fields
ISBN: 9780521869140

Cell-Cell Signaling in Synaptic Plasticity

R. Douglas Fields

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Codice Libristo: 02048169

Casa editrice Cambridge University Press, agosto 2008

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Formation of synapses and the changes in their connections during life are the basis for learning and memory and recovery from brain disease or injury. Much interest has been focused on how synapses function at the molecular level, while the cell-cell interactions controlling the formation receive far less attention. This 2008 book expands the scope of inquiry beyond the synaptic cleft to provide a comprehensive insight into how intercellular signalling enables neurons to communicate beyond the synapse, and to interact with other cells in the brain to alter synaptic connections appropriately. There are chapters devoted to consideration of glia, brain cells which have thus far been ignored in the majority of studies of learning and memory. Writing for academic researchers and professionals, contributors to this book reveal that there is much to learning and memory that lies beyond the synapse.