Fifteen chapters, written by experts in the field, summarize current studies that involve receptors and ligands in neurological disorders. The advance in the study of receptors in general enables investigators to explore the mechanism of action of psychotropic drugs and to minimize their side effects. It will lead to the study of molecular events and an understanding of the nature and cause of the various diseases and to more accurate diagnoses that may give more effective therapeutic treatments. Topics discussed include the role of central dopamine in movement disorders, aluminum and Alzheimer's disease, receptor binding in the kindling model of epilepsy, and cholinergic neurons in Huntington's disease. The chapters have been carefully edited for a wide appeal to pharmacologists, neurologists, and neuroscientists.

Faith comes and it comes through the intake of the word. In addition the development we move into as we walk with the Lord will cause us to fulfill our destinies in Him. 'Four Knocks On the Gate' is a look into the journey of a lifetime.

What is it like to surrender all you have to God? What and who will I struggle with to truly be free to serve Him? Will I have to suffer and why? All these are answered in "I Owe You My Life." This offering takes an honest look at the struggle to be free. From Biblical examples to personal experiences, you will get a snapshot of a walk with God.

Humanity has always wondered and set out to find God on their own. Many have failed and have decided that there is no God or He doesn't care about the affairs of man. However, God is constantly drawing us to Himself through ways that are higher and greater than we can ever know. This book is a snapshot of that drawing process and how the love of God drives us into a head on collision with His plan for us that continues even to our last breathe.