The early development and evolution of the human brain.
@article{Crawford1990TheED, title={The early development and evolution of the human brain.}, author={M. Crawford}, journal={Upsala journal of medical sciences. Supplement}, year={1990}, volume={48}, pages={ 43-78 } }
THE CHEMISTRY OF THE BRAIN: The brain and nervous system is characterised by a heavy investment in lipid chemistry which accounts for up to 60% of its structural material. In the different mammalian species so far studied, only the 20 and 22 carbon chain length polyenoic fatty acids were present and the balance of the n-3 to n-6 fatty acids was consistently 1:1. The difference observed between species, was not in the chemistry but in the extent to which the brain is developed. This paper… CONTINUE READING
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