I'm not sure about the exact name, but Springer Verlag has issued a book called
"Chemical anatomy (or atlas) of the brain" or something like that. It is the
most intricate book on the subject, which still keeps the "overview
perspective" and contains lots of great reference. I have the book at work, so
if You need more data to get the book I will be happy to hel You out.
There are certainly even more specific-in-depth literature on the suject of
Your interest, but it is always a good idea to start at the center and then
work towards "the periphery" when making a literature search - In that way You
can be pretty sure to have all, or most, key references.
--
Håkan Persson, M.D., Ph.D.
University of Göteborg
Dept. Clinical Neuroscience/Neurology
Sahlgrensk Hospital
Göteborg, Sweden
Sweden
Phone: +46-31-773 3340
Fax: +46-31-701 0802
Email: persson at mednet.gu.se
