NEUROBIOLOGICAL REGULATORS OF BRAIN GROWTH IN AUTISM

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blood, oxygen, and glucose from each heartbeat goes directly to the human brain. While the human brain weighs only two to four pounds on average, it demands more from each heartbeat than any other part of the body! It truly is the “central” ner-vous system. Knowing this simple f[r]

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means of NMR spectroscopy, but the structure of theb-domain could not be solved because of insufficientNOE connectivities. However, a model of the b-domainstructure of GIF was constructed on the basis of molec-ular dynamic simulation, and a systematical mutag[r]

Fig. 2. Bright- and dark-field micrographs showing ADH mRNA signals in tissue outside of the CNS. In human liver (A–D) ADH1 is highlyexpressed (B), whereas in rat liver (E–H) ADH1 and ADH3 are both strongly expressed (F, G). The stomach epithelium of rats (I–L) show[r]

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sion of and risk for development of neuronal degeneration inAlzheimer's disease. J Leukoc Biol 2002, 72:233-8.46. Du Y, Dodel RC, Eastwood BJ, Bales KR, Gao F, Lohmuller F, MullerU, Kurz A, Zimmer R, Evans RM, Hake A, Gasser T, Oertel WH, Grif-fin WS, Paul SM, Farlow MR: Association