By Leon Danaila

This expansive guide will equip you with complete, clinically oriented and up-to-date information on the neuroanatomy of the brain.

The Cells of the Brain: A Review Book is an authoritative and extensive text and review that completely covers the structure of the entire neuroanatomy of the brain. In this up-to-date text, a comprehensive look into the molecular biology of the brain cells and how they function together.

In this text, Dr. Leon Danaila explains in lucid language, the framework of the brain from the cellular level and gradually builds up to more complex concepts in a way the student or reader can follow along. In the first chapter, Dr. Danaila provides the nuts-and-bolts essential to understanding how the brain works, as well as selected mental illnesses and their probable causes.

Here's a snippet of what's covered in this comprehensive guide:

History and general characteristics of mammalian cells

Cellular components and their functions

Cells and neurons of the brain

The molecular motors in the nervous system

The oscillating brain and the neural fields

The Ependymal and neuroglial cells

...and much more.

Incredibly detailed and expansive, The Cells of the Brain: A Review Book has something in its pages for everyone, students and practitioners alike, no matter where you are on the knowledge spectrum in the field of neuroanatomy.