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The great strides made in the field of morphological methods during
the past decades have perhaps found their most spectacular
expression in the functional exploration of the nervous system. In
comparison with other tissues, nerve tissue displays three kinds of
specificity : structural, because of the unique organization of the
neuronal networks ; chemical as shown, for example, by the
informative molecules exchanged between the nerve cells, and of
course functional, thanks to the particular metabolic and
electrophysiological characteristics of the neurons. Although for a
long time the structural properties of the nervous system were
generally considered to constitute the only field to which
morphological techniques could be applied, we are to-day justified
in believing that they can also explore the nerve tissue through
its specific chemical and functional aspects, thanks to the
development of immunocytochemistry and in situ hybridization, to
the elaboration of the deoxyglucose method, to the use of voltage
or ion sensitive dyes, and to the progress made in the application
of in vivo techniques like PET. These methods have evolved so fast,
the technical and fundamental problems they raise are so numerous
and stimulating, and the importance of the complementary data they
provide is so obvious, that we thought it was a good time to
organize a new meeting between distinguished specialists in the
neurocytochemical field.
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.I .You .Me (Paperback)
Jackie Zvoutete, Stephen Bester; Daniel Eugene Botha
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R224
Discovery Miles 2 240
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Ships in 10 - 15 working days
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..But then as he peered out through the branches, the sky tore
open--abruptly, distorting, and bubbling out, a darkness looking at
first like a black globbed mass, like dark spittle on a French
trapper's beard, but then widening, widening, widening...until Wore
Wolf Teeth inched back with dread. This deadly vision came from the
spirits, not from a bodied foe...The dark, translucent bubble
continued enlarging...Then the sky tunnel of smoked blackness
swallowed the whole sky and out of the cavernous maw charged,
stormed, a moving drab-gray monster. He gripped his medicine bag
hanging from his neck, crawled out of the brush, stood and said, "I
am of the Chaticks-si-chaticks (Men of men) Above, the dark gray
spirit hovered pulsating, and behind it the sky endless tar. Three
miles away, horses of an Oregon-bound wagon train skittered and
bucked, one large roan knocking its rider to the ground. The men
looked up in shock, bewildered by the sudden darkness. Thus begins
The Feeling of the Earth, a new speculative novel concerning an
alien research mission to the minor planet Earth which will last at
least until 2073, from the conflicts of the Oregon Trail to the
mysteries of astrobiology.
Catholic University Of America, Canon Law Studies, No. 298.
In this stream of life, this book of powerful poetic lines of
empathy and mercy counter the sorrow and harshness that claim our
yesterdays and tomorrows, and help us redeem this present day, this
present moment. selah river is the third collection of published
poems by Daniel Wilcox, a poet and fiction writer who has traveled
rivers of the world and rivers of the soul and rivers of the mind.
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