"Neuroscience at the New Millenium" Gerald D. Fischbach, MD Past Director, National Institute of Neurologic Diseases and Stroke United States National Institutes of Health Member, National Academy of Sciences	PLEASE NOTE You will need RealPlayer to listen to this lecture. Click HERE to download RealPlayer for free. Click HERE for instructions on selecting and downloading a version of RealPlayer that will work with your computer system.
Lecture Posted December 10, 2000 This lecture was presented during the November, 2000 Society for Neuroscience annual meeting, held in New Orleans, Louisiana. We'd like to extend a thank you to Elsevier Science for their kind sponsorship of that event. Click HERE to give us your opinion about this lecture.
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	Slide 1: The object of our study Click for: AUDIO 1  AUDIO 2  AUDIO 3  AUDIO 4
	Slide 2: Ubiquity of neurodegeneration Click for: AUDIO 1  AUDIO 2  AUDIO 3
	Slide 3: Reasons for Hope: Public Support for Research Click for: AUDIO 1
	Slide 4: NIH Spending on Neuroscience Research=$3.4 billion: evidence of public support Click for: AUDIO 1
	Slide 5: Reasons for Hope: Analysis of Synapses and Circuits: Focus on Parkinson's Disease Click for: AUDIO 1
	Slide 6: Dopamine shown to be a neurotransmitter: synthesis may predict a treatment Click for: AUDIO 1  AUDIO 2
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