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News Physiol Sci 10: 71-76, 1995;
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News in Physiological Sciences, Vol 10, 71-76, Copyright © 1995 by International Union of Physiological Sciences

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Corticosteroid Hormones: Endocrine Messengers in the Brain

M Joels and ER de Kloet

Adrenal corticosteroid hormones reach many organs including the brain where they exert persistent actions on neuronal excitability. Normally, steroid actions will maintain the integrity of neuronal networks, yet chronically decreased or enhanced corticosteroid levels can disrupt networks and enhance susceptibility to neurodegeneration.


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