Integration and interdisciplinarity in contemporary neurosciences
Journal of Cellular and Molecular MedicinePublished 1 July 2005Open access
Emil C. Toescu
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Interdisciplinarity is a key quality in contemporary Neurosciences, where classical disciplines such as anatomy, pharmacology, physiology or behaviour need to be integrated with the more recent powerful techniques in genetics, molecular biology and proteomics.
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