Neurons and the DHA principle
by
 
Valentine, R. C. (Raymond Carlyle), 1936, author.

Title
Neurons and the DHA principle

Author
Valentine, R. C. (Raymond Carlyle), 1936, author.

ISBN
9780429105203

Physical Description
1 online resource (xxiii, 251 pages)

Contents
ch. 1. Nature of neurons and their specialized membranes -- ch. 2. DHA contributes both benefits and risks to mammals -- ch. 3. Use it or lose it concept of brain health is linked to DHA -- ch. 4. Evolution and DHA : redefining the DHA principle -- ch. 5. DHA is 'king omega' for maximizing mental speed -- ch. 6. DHA improves energy efficiency in neurons -- ch. 7. Wild conformational dynamics of DHA might save energy by sealing stretch-induced defects as fast as they occur in membranes -- ch. 8. Lipid whisker model and water-wire theory of energy uncoupling in neurons -- ch. 9. Neurons boost their energy state by using powerful antioxidant systems to protect their membranes against damage -- ch. 10. Oxygen-dependent damage (lipid peroxidation) of DHA membranes of neurons is inevitable and requires novel mechanisms for long-term protection -- ch. 11. Revised mitochondrial theory of aging and brain span -- ch. 12. Development of dual energy pacemaker theory of aging : role of the membrane -- ch. 13. Membranes and cancer -- ch. 14. Parkinson's disease -- ch. 15. Prion diseases -- ch. 16. Brain trauma-induced dementia -- ch. 17. Alzheimer's disease.

Subject Term
Docosahexaenoic acid.
 
Neurons.

Added Author
Valentine, David L.

Electronic Access
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LibraryMaterial TypeItem BarcodeShelf Number[[missing key: search.ChildField.HOLDING]]Status
Online LibraryE-Book543742-1001QP752 .D63 V35 2013CRC E-Books