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Brain Energy Metabolism Relationship to Development and Disease - 4th International Conference on Brain Energy Metabolism, Eynsham Hall/Oxford, 1999

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Edmond, J., Clark, J. B.

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9783805571043

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3805571046

Edition: 2nd Pub Date: 2000
Publisher: Karger AG, S. Summary: The importance of recently recognized prenatal cerebral programming, together with the adequacy of the supply to the neonate of glucose and dietary lipids is emphasized. Mechanistic aspects of birth asphyxia and ischemic brain damage focusing especially upon apoptosis are presented both at macro- and at the intracellular level. The valuable contributions MRS and near infrared spectroscopy can play in defining new tre [read more]
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ISBN-13:

9783805571043


ISBN:

3805571046


Edition: 2nd
Pub Date: 2000
Publisher: Karger AG, S.

The importance of recently recognized prenatal cerebral programming, together with the adequacy of the supply to the neonate of glucose and dietary lipids is emphasized. Mechanistic aspects of birth asphyxia and ischemic brain damage focusing especially upon apoptosis are presented both at macro- and at the intracellular level. The valuable contributions MRS and near infrared spectroscopy can play in defining new treatments are revealed. The important functional concept of the glial-neuronal metabolic unit is highlighted as well as how this unit responds to oxidative stress injury and nerve growth factors.

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