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This volume provides a thorough review of receptors in the developing nervous system, focusing on those related to growth factors and hormones. It puts basic and clinical information into perspective and points to possible areas for future research. The authors take a contemporary approach emphasizing information derived from the application of cell and molecular biology. Volume two discusses receptors related to neurotransmitters. Together the two volumes will provide an invaluable source of reference for researchers and graduate students in a wide range of basic and clinical disciplines.

Art for Healing: Painting Your Heart Out is a book about the beginnings of an organization called "Art and Creativity for Healing" which was founded by Laurie Zagon in 2001, and the powerful impact that its programs have had on children and adults suffering from abuse, illness, grief and stress. Art and Creativity for Healing was founded with a vision that the creative process and emotional healing often intersect when words are not adequate, and pain is too deep. The organization's programs are designed to work in conjunction with other therapeutic models including traditional talk...

Together, the two volumes of this book provide a comprehensive review of receptors in the developing nervous system, placing basic and clinical information into perspective and pointing to possible areas for future research. The authors take a contemporary approach emphasizing information derived from the application of cell and molecular biology.

This volume provides a thorough review of receptors in the developing nervous system, focusing on those related to neurotransmitters. It puts basic and clinical information into perspective and points to possible areas for future research. The authors take a contemporary approach emphasizing information derived from the application of cell and molecular biology. Volume one discusses receptors related to growth factors and hormones. Together the two volumes will provide an invaluable source of reference for researchers and graduate students in a wide range of basic and clinical disciplines.

The purpose of this book is to review the basic science and clinical findings concerning maternal substance abuse and the developing nervous system of unborn children. The short-term but vitally significant repercussions of such exposure on biological development, with particular reference to the nervous system, are discussed. The book also discusses the profound influence of maternal substance abuse on behavior in adulthood, which is caused by subtle changes in the chemistry or structure of the developing nervous system. The subject will not only be of interest to clinical and basic science...