“Stress – From Molecules to Behavior: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Neurobiology of Stress Responses”
Stress is one of the most frequently used ‘buzz words’ across Western societies with an array of meanings ranging from scientifically defined experimental conditions for laboratory animals to a casual word for a nuisance. In humans, stress is mostly used as a term for psychological hardship and it causes a variety of conditions with, psychological, medical and sociological implications. There have been many studies on the behaviour and physiological effects of stress, but now, for the first time, Professors Hermona Soreq, Alon Friedman and Daniela Kaufer provide in their new title ‘Stress – From Molecules to Behavior’ a comprehensive overview of the molecular basis of stress from a neurolobiological and immunological perspective.

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Posted on January 16th, 2010 by Andrianq
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