Progress in Neurobiology is designed to help individuals keep abreast of advances in knowledge in the broad field of neurosciences
through the publication of comprehensive reviews by leading researchers. It will include the application of neurophysiological, biochemical,
pharmacological, molecular biological, anatomical, and behavioral analyses to ... click here for full Aims & Scope
Progress in Neurobiology is designed to help individuals keep abreast of advances in knowledge in the broad field of neurosciences
through the publication of comprehensive reviews by leading researchers. It will include the application of neurophysiological, biochemical,
pharmacological, molecular biological, anatomical, and behavioral analyses to problems of molecular, cellular, developmental, and systems
neuroscience. Special attention will be given to those areas where availability of new techniques has led to a multi-disciplinary approach
to the problems of the nervous system. It is the intention of the Editor-in-Chief that the reviews should be of sufficient clarity to
be suitable for assimilation by doctoral and postdoctoral students as well as by research scientists in neuroscience and allied fields.
The authorship is international.
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Michael J. Zigmond
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