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Gérard Emilien,Cécile Durlach,Jean-Marie MaloteauxWritten by renowned specialists.Covers all important aspects of Alzheimer disease.Unique combination of clinical findings and basic research.One of the best overviews currently available

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Pharmacology of Alzheimer diseases central to the cognitive changes observed in AD), the noradrenergic system, the serotonergic system and the dopaminergic system. According to the cholinergic hypothesis, the impairment of cognitive function and the behavioral disturbances that affect patients with AD are mainly due to cortical def

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Promises of animal models of Alzheimer diseaseals and humans whose cholinergic system was blocked by atropine or scopolamine (Drachman, 1977). Confirmation was sought by animal investigations in which the forebrain cholinergic nuclei were destroyed, initially by electrolytic lesions, then by excitotoxins and finally by the selective immunotoxin