90 likes | 212 Views
Explore the intricate journey of brain development from prenatal stages through aging. This chapter delves into the emergence and journey of neurons, the establishment of neural circuits in infancy, childhood, and adolescence—including attention deficit hyperactivity disorder—along with the normal aging processes and neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. Additionally, it examines the role of neurohormonal circuits in brain development, the stress response, maternal influences on stress, and sex differences in these processes, concluding with scientific interventions in developmental neurobiology.
E N D
Clinical Neuroscienceby Kelly Lambert and Craig Howard Kinsley Chapter 6 Neurodevelopment Over the Life Span
Prenatal Brain Development • Emergence and Journey of the Brain’s Neurons • Establishing and Fine-Tuning the Brain’s Circuits
Postnatal Brain Development • Infancy and Childhood • Adolescence and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
The Aging Brain • Normal Aging Processes • Neurogenerative Decline: Alzheimer’s Disease and Parkinson’s Disease
Development of Key Neurohormonal Circuits • Sexual Differentiation and Brain Development
Development of Key Neurohormonal Circuits (cont.) • Development of the Stress Response • Mom’s impact on the developing stress response • Stress and aging • Sex differences in the stress response
Scientific Interventions with Developmental Neurobiology • Stem Cells • Mammalian Cloning