細胞和分子神經生理學（第三版）

　　這本《細胞分子神經生理學》描述了神經細胞生理活動過程的基本概念、基本原理和主要的實驗依據，包括神經細胞和膠質細胞的結構與功能、電壓門控性離子通道與神經元的興奮性、受體門控性離子通道與突觸傳遞、神經電信號在樹突一胞體的整合、神經元發(fā)放模式、突觸可塑性以及神經網絡等。盡管該書沒有探討多突觸信號的匯聚整合原理、整合信號驅動神經細胞編程的機理、神經信號編程的內涵、神經信號編程的穩(wěn)態(tài)以及網絡內神經元的時空編程等神經科學的基本問題，但對于神經生理學領域教學研究人員仍然是一本應選用的好教科書，尤其是對于神經科學的初學者來說，《細胞和分子神經生理學（第3版）（導讀版·原版引進）》是建立神經生理學基本概念和知識的精品讀物。為了使初學者能夠盡快地把握該書的內容，導讀作者用中文給出了各個章節(jié)的核心要點。

　　Larry R. Squire is Distinguished Professor of Psy-chiatry， Neurosciences， and Psychology at the Univer-sity of California School of Medicine， San Diego， andResearch Career Scientist at the Veterans AffairsMedical Center， San Diego. He investigates the organi-zation and neurological foundations of memory. He isa former President of the Society for Neuroscience andis a member of the National Academy of Sciences andthe Institute of Medicine.Darwin K. Berg is Distinguished Professor in theDivision of Biological Sciences at the University ofCalifornia， San Diego. He has been chairman of theBiology Department and currently serves as Councilorof the Society for Neuroscience and as a Board memberof the Kavli Institute for Brain and Mind. His researchis focused on the roles of nicotinic cholinergic signal-ing in the vertebrate nervous system.Floyd Bloom is Professor Emeritus in the Molecularand Integrative Neuroscience Department （MIND） at The Scripps Research Institute. His recent awardsinclude the Sarnat Award from the Institute of Medi-cine and the Salmon Medal of the New York Academyof Medicine. He is a former President of the Society forNeuroscience and is a member of the NationalAcademy of Sciences and the Institute of Medicine. Sascha du Lac is an Investigator of the HowardHughes Medical Institute and an Associate Professorof Systems Neurobiology at the Salk Institute for Bio-logical Studies. Her research interests are in the neu-robiology of resilience and learning， and her laboratoryinvestigates behavioral， circuit， cellular， and molecularmechanisms in the sense of balance.Anirvan Ghosh is Stephen Kuffler Professor in theDivision of Biological Sciences at the University of California， San Diego and Director of the graduateprogram in Neurosciences. His research interestsinclude the development of synaptic connections inthe central nervous system and the role of activity-dependent gene expression in the cortical develop-ment. He is recipient of the Presidential Early CareerAward for Scientists and Engineers and the Society forNeuroscience Young Investigator Award.Nicholas C. Spitzer is Distinguished Professor inthe Division of Biological Sciences at the University of California， San Diego. His research is focusedon neuronal differentiation and the role of electricalactivity and calcium signaling in the assembly ofthe nervous system. He has been chairman ofthe Biology Department and the Neurobiology Section，a trustee of the Grass Foundation， and served as Councilor of the Society for Neuroscience. He is amember of the American Academy of Arts and Sci-ences and Co-Director of the Kavli Institute for Brainand Mind.