10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PARASYNAPTIC»
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Parasynaptic Stages in the Testis of Aneides Lugubris (Hallowell
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Parasynaptic Stages in the Testis of Aneides Lugubris
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Brief Therapy Approaches to Treating Anxiety and Depression
new principle of parasynaptic information transduction as follows (Schmitt, 1986,
p. 240): (1) Neurons may chemically intercommunicate by the mediation not only
of the dozen-odd classical neurotransmitters but also by peptides, hormones, ...
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Coping With Uncertainty: Behavioral and Developmental ...
PARASYNAPTIC INFORMATION TRANSMISSION Recent investigations have
lead to the hypothesis that: in addition to classical synaptic transmission,
interneuronal communication may occur by the diffu sion of information
substances1 ...
We are also told that the younger men, i.e. the Stoics, call this kind of proposition
"parasynaptic" and that Theophrastus, in his Prior Analytics, made clear the
reason for using "since" (In De caelo p. 552.31-553.4 = 1 12C.1- 5 FHS&G).
William W. Fortenbaugh, 2003
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Neuroscience in Medicine
Transmitters are moved by CSF over considerable distances to bind receptors in
the parasynaptic mode. Neurotransmitters escaping the microenvironment of
local synapses can be distributed by bulk flow between ISF and ventricular
cavities.
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Acidic Amino Acids—Advances in Research and Application: ...
Bost0n. University: Parasynaptic. NMDA. receptor. signaling. c0uples. neuronal.
glutamate. transporter. function. to. AMPA. receptor. synaptic. distribution. and.
stability. By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Pain & Central Nervous System
...
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The End of Modern Medicine: Biomedical Science under a ...
Observe how this idea of a parasynaptic system crossing traditional brain-body
boundaries supports both our direct experience and phenomeno- logical
accounts of the way the intellect interacts with emotions. When we feel fear, we
feel it not ...
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Theophrastus of Eresus: Logic [texts 68-136]
552.31– 53.4 Heiberg) 112C Speca 56–7. For Simplicius'career see Blumenthal (
1996) 42–6. For ei and epei see on 111D. The explanation of the difference is
clear, but what Theophrastus said is not. The terms parasynaptic and synaptic
are ...
Pamela M. Huby, Dimitri Gutas, 2007
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The History of Linguistics in the Classical Period
36) The terms 'synaptic' and 'parasynaptic' derive from the Stoic classification of
types of aksiômata (propositions). 'Synaptic' literally means simply "linking
together", but this particular link involves the conjunction meaning 'if', expressing
a ...
