Contributions to neurochemical knowledge considered ecologically.
The development of neurochemical knowledge is traced through the following stages: (1) Beginnings with academic medicine: a dissertation of 1719, (2) Relations with chemistry and scientific journals of around 1800, (3) A review and the naming of neurochemistry in 1856, (4) Government publication of neurochemistry; a full-time chemist of the brain, (5) Success in a biochemical environment, 1900-1940, (6) Neurochemistry with the neurosciences, (7) Neurochemical environments of 1955-1957.
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Pharmacology Department, Birmingham University Medical School, England.
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