Encyclopedia of neuroscience
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Encyclopedia of neuroscience
Elsevier, c2004
3rd ed., rev. and enl
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System requirements for Windows: Windows 98, 2000, ME, or XP operating system; Internet Explorer 5.0 and above; Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.05; 800 x 600-pixel screen resolution; 24-bit color (65,000 colors); 64 MB RAM
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The Encyclopedia of Neuroscience on CD-ROM is designed to make the neurosciences readily accessible to both the specialist and non-specialist reader. This landmark work, with its broad scope and interdisciplinary coverage, has become an essential reference and learning tool for everyone involved in the study of the brain and how it mediates behavior.
This 3rd Edition CD-ROM has been further expanded and significantly updated, in most cases by the original authors. The Encyclopedia represents the culmination of a massive international effort to present the neurosciences in one concise source, and includes contributions from renowned experts in their respective fields from around the world, including several Nobel Prize winners. 18% of the approximately 900 entries are new, 60% are completely revised and updated.
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