Book reviews Annual Review of Neurc ume 1 Edited by W. M.

Neuroscience has rapidly most exciting growth are though this may not be a the establishments of B sities and hospitals where I departmental groupings a break down than in the doxically, the proliferat specialist journals increas lem of cross-fertilisation disciplines. For these rear series of Annual Reviews Ihe Editorial Committee r science as including al neural structure and funci genetic determination to t] pression of its activity iI haviour. The 16 chapters volume concentrate rathe invertebrate studies. Most excellent and the main cI be that it is sometimes d tract the general princip] to one's own fields of inter of reviews is of little hell attention is drawn to the in neuroanatomy, and marking active neurones, optical methods for monito activity which offer ways difficulty of studying neui simultaneously at the cl There is no doubt that ti provide a very valuable g-zs going on in related arn and it will be essential in I all neurobiological depart