In light of the finding that an exposure to an influenza during the second trimester of fetal development increases the risk of adult schizophrenia, researchers in schizophrenia and in brain development present 11 studies of the developing brain and its neurochemical aspects; pathological indicants

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The Developing Brain: The Internal Environment of the Developing Brain; K.M. Dziegielewska, N.R. Saunders. Neuronal Migration and Differentiation During Normal and Genetically-Perturbed Development of the Hippocampal Formation; R.S. Nowakowski. Neurochemical Aspects of the Developing Brain: Dopaminergic Innervation of the Cerebral Cortex; B. Berger. Neuropathological Indicants of Neurodevelopmental Anomalies in Schizophrenics: Clinical and Neurodevelopmental Aspects of Brain Pathology in Schizophrenia; B. Bogerts, P. Falkai. Obstetrical Events and Adult Schizophrenia; K.L. Dykes et al. Structural Imaging and Neuropsychological Evidence of Neurodevelopmental Anomalies: Structural Brain Measurements on MRI Scans in Schizophrenia; H.A. Nasrallah, et al. Morphologic Markers of Neurodevelopmental Paths to Schizophrenia; R.M. Bilder, G.Degreef. Facts About Schizophrenia and Neurodevelopment: Neurodevelopment and Chronological Curiosities of Schizophrenia; P.B. Jones, et al. Three additional articles. Index.