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Steroid Hormone Regulation of the Brain
Steroid Hormone Regulation of the Brain focuses on the advancement of knowledge of the properties of brain steroid receptors and steroid target nerve cells, including the actions of gonadal steroids, adrenocortical steroids, and androgenic steroids on the brain. The selection features the work of authors who have inspiringly conducted extensive studies on the action of steroid hormones. The book starts with discussions that point out that steroid hormones not only function through intracellular steroid receptors, but possibly through steroid membrane actions as well. Studies to support this claim are presented. As to the action of steroid hormones on presynaptic transmitter mechanisms, the b...
Hormonal Carcinogenesis II
These conference proceedings reflect the resurgence of public awareness and research interest in the field of hormonal carcinogenesis, a phenomenon that is largely the result of the widespread use of therapeutic hormonal agents and the causal association of hormones and a variety of cancers, such as breast, prostatic, unterine and cervical. Significant attention is paid to the popular use of oestrogen therapies in women's health care.
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Eureka!
European universities currently face a dire financial crunch: governments throughout Europe are slashing their budgets for higher education, and fund-raising organizations are far less developed in European universities than in their American counterparts. €ureka! examines how European universities are rapidly adjusting to the situation, drawing on interviews with professionals and students from institutions in the League of European Research Universities. The contributors discuss ways in which European universities can raise funds and whether they will continue scholarly research or transform into research laboratories. €ureka! is a fascinating look at the state of higher education in a global context.
Current Catalog
First multi-year cumulation covers six years: 1965-70.
