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This classic textbook guides students through the challenges and excitement of the rapidly changing field of neuroscience. Accessible for both medical students and undergraduate neuroscience students, the 5th edition has been updated throughout to reflect the latest developments.
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- Series: Neuroscience
- Hardcover: 759 pages
- Publisher: Sinauer Associates, Inc.; 5 edition (November 2011)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 0878936955
- ISBN-13: 978-0878936953
- Product Dimensions: 1.2 x 9.7 x 11.2 inches
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Free Neuroscience, Fifth Edition
The 5th Edition has updated artwork that contains numerous, critical errors. Two examples:
In the chapter on synaptic plasticity, there is a figure on the property of associativity with a text box that says synapse not strengthened, when it should say strengthened. The 4th edition does not have this error.
In the chapter on upper motor neuron control, the first figure shows that the upper motor neurons from the cortex synapse mainly on the medial horn grey matter, when it should say the lateral grey horn matter. Again, the 4th edition does not have this error.
There are other, smaller errors in figures (transporters showing Na moving in the wrong direction) that are correct in the 4th Edition.
Bottom Line- It's a good text, but every figure you look at you'll be wondering if it's correct or an error. It wastes your time. Get the 4th Edition.
By StudentofScience
We are currently using Neuroscience 5th.edition as our textbook for our Neuroscience course with is part of the Biopsychology honors track at William Paterson University. The book is well written and clear on explaining difficult material. The tables and pictures are also very relevant and coinside nicely with the written text. The one thing I don't like is that the book cites future chapters for which we have not covered up to that point. Overall it is a good text. for difficult subject material.
By JimVD