Getting from “This can’t be right” to “Of course”: Paul Greengard

Sounds Physiological by Rockefeller University Press

Apr 27, 2015Science & Medicine

A conversation with Paul Greengard on “hormonal” communication between nerve cells, the biochemical bases by which antidepressants work, and the Pearl Meister Greengard Prize for outstanding women in biomedic...

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