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neurochemistry
(redirected from Brain chemistry)

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neu·ro·chem·is·try  (nr-km-str, nyr-)
n.
The study of the chemical composition and processes of the nervous system and the effects of chemicals on it.
neuro·chemi·cal (-kl) adj.
neuro·chemist n.
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