Introduction to the Blood-Brain Barrier: Methodology, Biology and Pathology

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Introduction to the Blood-Brain Barrier

Methodology, Biology and Pathology

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Edited by William M. Pardridge, University of California, Los Angeles, School of Medicine

Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Online publication date: December 2009
Print publication year: 1998
Online ISBN: 9780511570216
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9780511570216

Subjects: Emergency Medicine, Neurology and Clinical Neuroscience, Medicine

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The blood-brain barrier serves to protect the brain from toxic substances whilst simultaneously allowing access to essential nutrients and chemical signals. At the interface between brain and body, knowledge of the blood-brain barrier forms an essential component in the complete understanding of a large proportion of medical disciplines. Nevertheless, it seems that ignorance of both the biology of this important membrane and the methodology suitable for its investigation still remains an impediment to progress in many fields, including, for example, the development of new and efficacious neuropharmaceuticals, cerebrovascular disease, Alzheimer's disease, cerebral AIDS and brain tumours. This introduction for both researchers and clinicians across the medical sciences is intended to aid both those beginning work directly in this area and those wishing simply to be better informed when interpreting information where the blood-brain barrier may be involved. Advances in both methodology and biology are detailed in 50 chapters from international authorities.

"This book, introducing the essential methodologies, biology and pathology of the blood-brain barrier, is welcome, especially when edited by a known expert in the field, William M. Pardridge...recommended reading to those wishing to enter this challenging area of drug delivery" Journal of Controlled Release

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