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Cellular Organelles and Membranes in Mental Retardation

CELLULAR ORGANELLES AND MEMBRANES IN MENTAL RETARDATION Edited by P. F. Benson. (Pp. 224; illustrated; £7.) Churchill Livingstone: Edinburgh. 1971. Although many clinicians still tend to regard mental subnormality as the poor relative of mental illness, research workers have reason to see the matter in a different perspective. Their viewpoint is well illustrated by these proceedings of a study group held under the auspices of the Institute for Research into Mental Retardation. Representatives of several disciplines concentrated on molecular and subcellular phenomena relating to membrane factors, renal tubular function, lysosomal function, and chromosomal anomalies, all of varying degrees of relevance to different forms of mental subnormality. The papers are clearly presented and the discussion well edited. An informative and stimulating volume.