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Der Beitrag der Biochemie zur Psychiatrischen Forschung und Therapie

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Vorstellungen über die Materie, aus welcher das Gehirn besteht, und welchen Änderungen sie während dessen Funktion unterworfen sein könnte, gab es natürlich schon früh in der Geschichte der Menschheit, und im weitesten Sinne ist das Konzept einer chemischen Ursache von Geisteskrankheiten wohl so alt wie die Geschichte der Medizin. Eine wichtige Voraussetzung jedoch, dieses Konzept systematisch zu analysieren und zu konkretisieren, nämlich eine genauere Kenntnis der chemischen Zusammensetzung des Hirns, wurde erst mit dem Entstehen und der Entwicklung der organischen Chemie und ihren analytischen Techniken geschaffen.

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  1. Psychiatrischen Universitätsklinik, Osianderstraße 22, D-7400, Tübingen, Deutschland

    Hans Heimann (Direktor) & Hans Jörg Gaertner (Oberarzt) (Direktor) &  (Oberarzt)

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Waldmeier, P.C. (1986). Der Beitrag der Biochemie zur Psychiatrischen Forschung und Therapie. In: Heimann, H., Gaertner, H.J. (eds) Das Verhältnis der Psychiatrie zu ihren Nachbardisziplinen. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-70952-4_6

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