The theory outlines the cause of mental illness as due to decreased neurotransmitters
synthesis during early fetal life, caused by placental clot (s) that in turn cause fetal …

[" HAS OFTEN BEEN STATED that the fetus and the newborn of most species, including the
human species, shows increased resistance to hypoxia when compared to its more mature …

BIOCHEMISTRY OF MENTALDISEASE By Theodore L. Sourkes.(Pp. xxiii+ 402; 39 tables; 3
figures. 96s.) New York: Harper & Row. 1962. The importance of biochemistry in psychiatric …

The Work of Jeffrey Gray is well-known to experimental psychologists but is unfamil-iar to
many clinicians. For more than 15 years he has been striving to reach the elements that are …

Between neurologically recognizable brain dysfunction and neurologically normal brain
functioning is an intermediate area that is hypersensitive to the winds of scientific change …

If some factor makes an impact on the developing brain during pregnancy or during the
critical early years of life, the developmental process of specific areas of the brain may be …

the title. It consists of five lectures and verbatim discussion. The subject of antenatal
diagnosis is a rapidly growing one, not only with the continued emergence of new …

This volume is the result of the first Taniguchi Symposium of Brain Sciences held at Katata,
Japan, in October 1977. In it one finds the work of an excellent group of vigorous and active …

If biochemistry is to survive asan independent academic discipline, it must be as a biological
science. A perusal of any number of the Biochemical Journal will show that there is a real …

It was apparent from the discussion that research in neuropsychiatry is advancing on a
broad base. In the field of genetics, it is important to notc that specific alterations in …