Asking for a recommendation for an introductory book on neurobiology?

Nature Neuroscience Neuron Journal of Neuroscience.

If you're in high school, you can read the textbook, don't ask the teacher, don't ask me.

Books on peripheral neuropathy.

Neuroscience, 4Edition (Neuroscience-Exploring the Brain Fourth Edition) is an internationally popular undergraduate textbook for neuroscience, and is used as a textbook by famous universities such as Brown University and the University of Minnesota in the United States. The book is novel in that it is divided into four parts, but it covers all aspects of neuroscience, which helps students grasp the essence of neuroscience. The book is accompanied by 3 types of columns:

The "Path of Discovery" invites some scientists who have made significant discoveries in the field of neuroscience research to introduce the scientific research process of their discoveries, which helps to cultivate students' scientific ideals and dedication to science. "of special interest" provides an in-depth introduction to some knowledge and helps to cultivate students' interest in science; "Brain Food" introduces some experimental methods and methods related to neuroscience research, so that students can understand advanced neuroscience research methods and establish hands-on awareness.

Mark is a professor of neuroscience at Brown University. The first part of the book is the foundations of neurobiology, including Introduction to Neuroscience, neurons and glial cells, neuronal membranes in the resting state, action potentials, synaptic transmission, neurotransmitter systems, and the basic structure of the nervous system. The second is the sensory and motor system, including the chemical senses, the eye, the central visual system, the auditory and vestibular system, the somatosensory system, the spinal cord control of movement, and the brain control of movement; The third article is the brain and behavior, including the chemical regulation of the brain and behavior, motivation, sex and brain, brain mechanisms of emotion, brain rhythms, language and attention, and mental disorders; The fourth article is about changes in the brain, including brain connections, memory systems, and molecular mechanisms of learning and memory. The book is followed by a glossary, reference readings, and an index.

1 "Cognitive Neuroscience", China Light Industry Press, Gao Xiaolin (trans.) 2, "Neuroscience-Exploring the Brain", Higher Education Press, mark3, "How People Learn" (extended edition).

4. Author: John D Bransford. Drawing on the wisdom of leading researchers in contemporary learning science in the United States, this paper analyzes the scientific basis of human learning and its application in education, and explores the key issues to better connect the research findings in learning science with actual classroom teaching.

5. "The Educated Brain" by Battro. Written by leading researchers in the field of neuropedagogy, it brings together the latest research advances in neuropedagogy.

Cognitive Neuroscience

Michael Gazzaniga, translated by Zhou Xiaolin and Gao Dingguo, China Light Industry Press.