A Neuron Theory Begins to Take Form: His, Forel, Nansen

Abstract During the r88os, the debates on the structure of the nerve cell continued in the universities of Europe. Then, in r 886, came definitive pronouncements by two well-known authorities, Wilhelm His of Leipzig and August Forel of Zürich, followed shortly by supporting evidence from an unsuspec...

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Main Author: Shepherd, Gordon M
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Published: Oxford University PressNew York, NY 1991
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Fridtjof Nansen
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