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Elsevier Neuroimmune Signaling Drug Actions Addictions - Volume 118
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Volume 118 of the International Review of Neurobiology series provides peer-reviewed chapters on neuroimmune signaling from leading researchers worldwide.
Focuses on the intersection of neuroimmune mechanisms and drug actions, covering both basic science and clinical applications relevant to addiction medicine.
Published by Academic Press, a trusted academic publisher specialising in comprehensive neuroscience reference materials and research volumes.
Examines emerging subfields within neurobiology whilst maintaining rigorous coverage of established research areas in neuroimmune biology.
Serves as an essential reference for neuroscientists, pharmacologists, and healthcare practitioners studying drug-immune system interactions.
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- Elsevier
- Format
- hardcover
- ASIN
- 0128012846
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- Release Date
- 02 September 2014
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- 02 May 2014
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