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Neuroplasticity and bipolar affective disorder

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26-11-2006,

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Neuroplasticity and bipolar affective disorder

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The different faces of schizophrenia

Decreased levels of 43kDa growth-associated protein (Dalton) (GAP-43) at post-mortem in patients with schizophrenia or bipolar affective disorder.

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