Wiley Neuronal Mitochondria Functions and Disease Book

Explore the latest scientific advances in the field of neuronal mitochondria with this comprehensive volume from the Wiley Series on Neuropharmacology. This book provides a detailed examination of mitochondrial functions, their relation to therapeutics, and the underlying pharmacology. It serves as an essential resource for scientists and researchers working in both academic and industrial settings. Readers will gain a deep understanding of how mitochondrial cellular processes are regulated, including energy production, substrate metabolism, and the distinction between programmed and sporadic cell death. By providing specific examples and practical approaches, the text illustrates how mitochondria can be used as therapeutic targets for various neuronal diseases. This volume offers the insights needed to support the development of new, targeted therapeutic strategies for neurological health.