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Neurological Diseases from a Systems Medicine Point of View
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2016
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The diffi culty to understand, diagnose, and treat neurological disorders stems from the great complexity of the central nervous system on different levels of physiological granularity. The individual components, their interactions, and dynamics involved in brain development and function can be represented as molecular, cellular, or functional networks, where diseases are perturbations of networks. These networks can become a useful research tool in investigating neurological disorders if they
doi:10.1007/978-1-4939-3283-2_11
pmid:26677186
fatcat:jfrqbwg7uzchxcnweeq56vwdmu