The Brain Without Oxygen (Neuroscience Intelligence Unit Series)

Name: The Brain Without Oxygen (Neuroscience Intelligence Unit Series)
ISBN: 9780412130618

by Peter L. Lutz

4/5

Research for clinicians and researchers in neurology.

New material on the mechanism of brain hypoxia tolerance in some vertebrate species.

Format: 207 pages, Hardcover
First published: January 1997
Publishers: Landes Bioscience
Subjects: Cerebral physiology·Science·Medical·Nursing·Health·Fitness·Neurology·General·Neuroscience·Reference·Life sciences·Anatomy·Physiology
Language: English

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