The morphogenesis and trans-neuronal transfer of swine hemagglutinating encephalomyelitis virus in the central nervous system

D t s K K parable to those we use today, that all our joys and fears, prejudices and desires, emanate from actions in the brain. This is in striking contrast to contemporary Egyptian usagewhere, in punctilious funereal practice, the brain was heedlessly discarded. More than 2000 years ensued, however, before it was recognized that the mind derived from “gray matter” rather than the “air” (pneuma) in the cerebral ventricles. Abstracts / Neuroscience