61. The Neuron And The Physiologist: A Biographical Sketch Of Camillo Golgi Britannica Online. 1997. golgi, camillo. Encyclopedia of Britannica Online. ScienceNews 159 222223. camillo golgi. July 7 1843/44 to January 21, 1926. http://www.depts.ttu.edu/porkindustryinstitute/Honors A&P/Golgi by Lindsey Hulbe

The Neuron and the Physiologist: A Biographical Sketch of Camillo Golgi Lindsey Hulbert Anatomy and Physiology of Domestic Animals, Department of Animal Science and Food Technology Texas Tech University, Lubbock 79409-2141 ABSTRACT The objective of this biographical sketch is to give a brief outline of Camillo Golgi’s life and major contributions to the science of physiology and anatomy. In Golgi’s lifespan from 1843 to 1926, he completed medical school, clarified the structure of a neuron, discovered the sensory innervation of the tendon, discovered and named the Golgi apparatus in the cell and many other great accomplishments. He and Santiago Ramón y Cajal also won a Nobel Prize for their neurological findings. He also was a humanitarian and educator; Golgi was an outstanding hospital physician, and a life senator for the University of Pavia. At this university he transformed an empty palazzo into the Institute of Comparative Anatomy and Physiology. Keywords: Camillo Golgi, neurohistology, Golgi apparatus Introduction From a humble beginning, Camillo Golgi was destined for science. He was born on July 7, 1843/44 in Conteno, Italy (Britannica 1997). His father practiced medicine in a mountain village in Lombardy (Mazzarello 1996). Golgi attended primary, middle, then medical school in Pavia, receiving is degree by the age of 22 (Mazzarello 1996). He started working for pathologists, Bizzozero and Mantegazza, in a small laboratory. He even converted his own apartment kitchen into a working laboratory while working as chief physician at a hospital in Abbiategrosso. Even though Golgi was a shy person, he fell in love and married Bizzozero’s 20-year-old niece Lina (Mazzarello 1996). His modest, yet educated background was just the right formula for a future of great discoveries.

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63. Physiological Foundations Of Psychology 1907) Hitzig, Eduard Fritsch and Hitzig Dr. Gustav Theodor Fritsch (18381927) DavidFerrier (1843-1928) David Ferrier camillo golgi (1843-1926) camillo golgi http://faculty.colostate-pueblo.edu/paul.kulkosky/physiological.htm

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64. Note: Golgi VM8054 Veterinary Histology. Note golgi. Author Dr. Thomas Caceci.camillo golgi (18431926). An Italian neurologist and histologist http://education.vetmed.vt.edu/Curriculum/VM8054/Labs/Lab3/Notes/golginot.htm

VM8054 Veterinary Histology Note: Golgi Author: Dr. Thomas Caceci Camillo Golgi (1843-1926) An Italian neurologist and histologist, Golgi's classical structural studies of the nervous system, done in the late 19th century, are still cited today, and in addition he pioneered the development of many new techniques still used in this sort of study. Golgi was one of the truly great figures of 19th century science, and in recognition of his work he was named a Nobel Laureate in Physiology and Medicine in 1906. Lab Exercise List

65. Golginot VM8054 Veterinary Histology. Note camillo golgi. Author Dr. ThomasCaceci. camillo golgi (18431926). An Italian neurologist http://education.vetmed.vt.edu/Curriculum/VM8054/Labs/Lab2/Notes/golginot.htm

VM8054 Veterinary Histology Note: Camillo Golgi Author: Dr. Thomas Caceci Camillo Golgi (1843-1926) An Italian neurologist and histologist, Golgi's classical structural studies of the nervous system, done in the late 19th century, are still cited today, and in addition he pioneered the development of many new techniques still used in this sort of study. Golgi was one of the truly great figures of 19th century science, and in recognition of his work he was named a Nobel Laureate in Physiology and Medicine in 1906. Lab Exercise List

66. Camillo Golgi - Biography camillo golgi (18431926). The original text, in Italian, was La strutturanascosta La vita di camillo golgi (Cisalpino, Bologna, 1996). http://www-personal.umich.edu/~gusb/golgilife.html

Camillo Golgi (1843-1926) Nobel Prize, 1906 , shared with Ramon y Cajal. Life and Discoveries by Marina Bentivoglio. Notes on the awarding of the Nobel Prize to Golgi , by Gunnar Grant of the Karolinska Institute. Golgi's Life (Italian) - many photos of Golgi and his contemporaries. (In Italian). The definitive biography of Golgi has been written by Paolo Mazzarello (translated and edited by Henry Buchtel and Aldo Badiani) under the title Hidden Structure : The life of Camillo Golgi (Oxford University Press, October 1999). The original text, in Italian, was "La struttura nascosta: La vita di Camillo Golgi" (Cisalpino, Bologna, 1996). Last modified 14 March 2004 (HAB) http://www-personal.umich.edu/~gusb/golgilife.html

67. Camillo Golgi Translate this page Aparato, corpúsculos, ley de golgi. camillo golgi (1843-1926). Bibliografía- Bentivoglio, Marina. Life and discoveries of camillo golgi. http://www.historiadelamedicina.org/Golgi.html

Camillo Golgi (1843-1926) El ciclo de la vida Golgi ingresó como asistente en la clínica psiquiátrica de Pavía. Pronto se percató de las intuiciones y extravagancias de Lombroso, algo alejadas de lo que era la ciencia atenida a los hechos. Así comenzó a frecuentar el Instituto de Patología General. Allí se trabajaba al "estilo alemán", país en el que estaba fraguando la nueva teoría celular. Precisamente uno de los que dirigió el centro fue Giulio Bizzozero, quien realizó estancias en Zurich con Heinrich Frey y en Berlín con Rudolf Virchow. De este periodo datan los primeros trabajos de Golgi. En alguno afirmaba que las enfermedades mentales podían deberse a lesiones orgánicas delos centros nerviosos. Pio el Luogo degli lncurabili Un año más tarde, en 1873, encontró una reacción nueva para demostrar las estructuras del estroma intersticial de la corteza cerebral. Se trataba de añadir nitrato de plata a las muestras de cerebro endurecido en bicromato potásico. La llamada "reazione nera" o reacción cromoargéntica, iba a cambiar el panorama de la neuroanatomía y neurofisiología de finales del siglo XIX. Publicó este hallazgo en forma de nota corta en la

68. All Stamps By MD golgi, camillo. Dominica 1997, (2003), camillo golgi, Italy 1994, (1976), golgi,camillo, Golub, Rudolf. Hungary 1976, (2440), Golub, Rudolf, Griffith, Harold R. http://www.stamps.journalclub.org/listbymd.php

Physicians on Stamps By country By MD Home All stamps by MD Following is a list of all stamps in the database, organized by physician. Adrian, Edgar Guyana 1995 Edgar Adrian Agote, Luis Argentina 1966 Agote, Luis Arlt, Ferdinand Ritter von Austria 1937 Ferdinand Ritter von Arlt Arvelo, Carlos Venezuela 1964 Carlos Arvelo 100th anniversary of his death Asklepios Greece 1977 Aesculapios with patients Spain 1948 Asklepios (5c) surtax to fight tuberculosis Spain 1948 Asklepios (10c) surtax to fight tuberculosis Greece 1977 Aesculapius curing patient Avicenna Hungary 1987 Avicenna Babes, V Romania 1954 Babes, Victor Banting, Frederick G Canada 1991 Frederick G Banting Barnard, Christiaan Dominica 1997 Christiaan Barnard Paraguay 1968 Christiaan Barnard South Africa 1969 Christiaan Barnard, with Groote Schuur Hospital Yemen 1998 Christian Barnard Yemen 1998 Christian Barnard Yemen 1998 Christian Barnard Yemen 1998 Christian Barnard Bekhterev, Vladimir Russia 1952 Vladimir Bekhterev Bernard, Claude France 1939 Claude Bernard surtax to aid unemployed intellectuals Billroth, Theodor

69. Sito Web Italiano Per La Filosofia-CAMILLO GOLGI Translate this page camillo golgi. Il Sole 24 Ore-23 LUGLIO 2000 Il microscopio nel pallone di MAURIZIOFERRARIS. Il Sole 24 Ore-4 GIUGNO 2000 Un esempio di pensiero evoluto http://lgxserver.uniba.it/lei/rassegna/golgi.htm

INDICE DEI NOMI CAMILLO GOLGI Il Sole 24 Ore 23 LUGLIO 2000 Il microscopio nel pallone di MAURIZIO FERRARIS Il Sole 24 Ore 4 GIUGNO 2000 Un esempio di pensiero evoluto La biografia di Camillo Golgi e il nuovo libro di Edoardo Boncinelli sulle teorie darwiniane contemporanee Ragionamenti su selezione naturale, medicina e scelte per difendersi dal nuovo oscurantismo di GILBERTO CORBELLINI La Repubblica 2 OTTOBRE 1999 IL FUTURO DELLA CLONAZIONE L'exploit della banda del topo di GIOVANNI MARIA PACE

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72. Learn More About Camillo Golgi In The Online Encyclopedia. Visit the Online Encyclopedia and learn more and get your questions answeredabout camillo golgi. camillo golgi. From http//wwwihm.nlm.nih.gov. http://www.onlineencyclopedia.org/c/ca/camillo_golgi.html

You are here: Online Encyclopedia Enter a phrase or search word in the box below. You can enter multiple phrases at a time by putting a comma between each word.(e.g. cat ,dog ,lion ) Press the search button to start your search. Hint: Play with putting spaces before and after your words to see the different results you get. see previous page Camillo Golgi From http://wwwihm.nlm.nih.gov Camillo Golgi was born in July in Corteno Italy Golgi, together with Santiago Ramón y Cajal , received the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his studies of the structure of the nervous system. Golgi died in Pavia , Italy, in January The Golgi apparatus is named after him. This article is from Wikipedia. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License Useful Research Resources Online Encyclopedia Site Map Policies

73. Vallecamonica.it Translate this page Corteno golgi è famoso per aver dato i natali al Premio Nobel camillo golgi,qui infatti si tova MOSTRA SU camillo golgi PIONIERE DELLE NEUROSCIENZE. http://www.vallecamonica.it/altavalle/paesi/corteno/

Vallecamonica Alta valle Luoghi Passo del Tonale Ponte di Legno Vione Vezza d'Oglio ... Malonno Corteno Golgi Il Comune di Corteno Golgi si estende sui due versanti dell'alta Valle di Corteno con un clima fresco, saluberrimo per l'aria ossigenante, propiziata dagli estesi boschi di conifere che si interrompono alle praterie del Passo dell'Aprica, rinomata stazione sciistica di media quota della Val Tellina e della Val Camonica. I centri storici sono CORTENO GOLGI (antico PISOGNETO), capoluogo, DOVERIO, GALLENO, LOMBRO, MEGNO, PIAZZA, RONCO, SAN PIETRO, SANT'ANTONIO, SANTICOLO. Centro turistico di prima grandezza, Corteno Golgi ha ormai orientato il suo sviluppo economico sul turismo, valorizzando le abbondanti nevi dell'Aprica, d'inverno e l'ambiente, nelle altre stagioni, particolarmente favorevole al recupero di energie. Innumerevoli gite ed escursioni si possono fare, a piedi, a cavallo, in mountain-bike, partendo da ognuno dei centri storici e percorrendo sentieri e mulattiere antiche. CASA NATALE DI BARTOLOMEO CAMILLO GOLGI Si trova in Via C. Golgi al nr. 15. Qui campeggia una lapide che dice:

74. Sarah Odeh: 1844 camillo golgi Born 1844 camillo golgi, born in 1844, was an Italian physician,cytologist, who is known for his work with the human nervous system. http://www.cmi.k12.il.us/~beuschlo/timeline/odeh.html

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75. Becker Medical Library Books golgi, camillo, 18441926 Santini, Maurizio, ed. Consiglio nazionale dellericerche. T=Opera omnia / camillo golgi. A=golgi, camillo, 1843-1926. http://becker.wustl.edu/miniecat/BAG126.html

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76. The Legacy Of Camillo Golgi For Modern Concepts Of Brain Organization 209214, 0964-704X/99/0802-209$15.00 © Swets Zeitlinger. The Legacy of CamilloGolgi for Modern Concepts of Brain Organization. Gordon M. Shepherd 1. http://www.szp.swets.nl/szp/journals/jh082209.htm

Journal of the History of the Neurosciences 1999, Vol.8, No.2, pp. 209-214 The Legacy of Camillo Golgi for Modern Concepts of Brain Organization Gordon M. Shepherd Yale University School of Medicine, Section of Neurobiology, New Haven, USA The experimental advance made by Camillo Golgi's `black reaction' has been universally recognized as the start of the modern revolution in the study of the nervous system. By contrast, his concepts of nervous organization, particularly his support for the idea of a `nervous reticulum', have been universally rejected. The premise of the present paper is that the ideas of a biologist of this stature deserve re-examination. Golgi's arguments for considering the holistic function of the brain seem to come from his experience as a physician, and presage the views of the gestaltists and, more recently, the conceptual underpinnings of artificial neural networks. His interest in the possible nutritional roles of neuronal dendrites can be seen to anticipate current investigations, at the cellular level, of the metabolic basis of brain imaging. These and other currents in Golgi's thought deserve further study.

77. Camillo Golgi: A Clinical Pathologist camillo golgi A Clinical Pathologist. camillo golgi opened new avenues in histologyand neurobiology as well as in clinical neurology and internal medicine. http://www.szp.swets.nl/szp/journals/jh082141.htm

Journal of the History of the Neurosciences 1999, Vol.8, No.2, pp. 141-150 Camillo Golgi: A Clinical Pathologist Giorgio Macchi Catholic University, Institute of Neurology, Rome, Italy Camillo Golgi opened new avenues in histology and neurobiology as well as in clinical neurology and internal medicine. This is demonstrated by investigations Golgi performed during 1861-1876 on the etiology and pathology of mental diseases, on the neuropathology of Huntington's chorea (Golgi provided the first detailed description at the microscopic level of pathological changes in the basal ganglia and cerebral cortex of one case of chorea), on meningiomas and cerebral gliomas. In the period following these investigations, Golgi focused especially on infectious diseases. He pursued fundamental studies on malaria (which remain among the most important and original of his contributions) on rabies, as well as on smallpox and influenza. Thus, Camillo Golgi should be remembered for his discoveries of the black reaction and the Golgi apparatus, as well as for the modern impulse he was able to give to clinical neurology and internal medicine. Keywords: Neuropathology, infectious diseases, chorea, malaria, infuenza, rabies, Camillo Golgi. .

78. Camillo Golgi Translate this page camillo golgi (Corteno, Brescia, 1843 - Pavia, 1926). Per avere maggiori informazionisulla figura di camillo golgi si segnalano i seguenti siti internet http://www.ipab.mi.it/pagine/golgi_240503/golgi.htm

Camillo Golgi (Corteno, Brescia, 1843 - Pavia, 1926) Camillo Golgi nel 1875 quando era medico primario della Pia casa degli incurabili di Abbiategrasso (immagine riprodotta dal libro di Paolo Mazzarello, "La struttura nascosta. La vita di Camillo Golgi" Bologna, Cisalpino, Istituto editoriale universitario, 1996) Laureatosi in medicina nel 1865 presso l'Università di Pavia, subito iniziò il tirocinio presso l'ospedale S. Matteo e l'attività di ricerca, sotto la guida di Cesare Lombroso e di Giulio Bizzozero, che lo avviò alle tecniche istologiche. Nel 1872 ottenne il posto di medico primario presso la Pia casa degli Incurabili di Abbiategrasso, dove aveva già lavorato il padre Alessandro. Qui, nel rudimentale laboratorio da lui stesso attrezzato nella cucina del suo appartamento, mise a punto la cosiddetta "reazione nera", un'innovativa tecnica di fissazione e colorazione cellulare, grazie alla quale fu in grado, per la prima volta, di osservare al microscopio la struttura fine delle cellule nervose e dei loro prolungamenti. Il rientro di Golgi a Pavia data al 1876, quando ottenne la cattedra di istologia presso la locale università. Nominato in seguito professore ordinario di patologia generale, mantenne i due insegnamenti fino al collocamento a riposo, nel 1918. A Pavia Golgi poté finalmente dispiegare appieno il suo talento di scienziato. Di grande rilievo in particolare, gli studi sulla malaria e la scoperta, nel 1898, dell'apparato reticolare interno delle cellule, da allora denominato "apparato di Golgi".

79. PERSONAGGI Translate this page camillo golgi. Storia del Personaggio camillo golgi (1843-1926) si laureain medicina e chirurgia a Pavia nel 1865. Nel 1875 ottiene http://www1.crui.it/musei/StoriadeiPersonaggi.asp?IDP=6

80. Arkos S.r.l. Translate this page camillo golgi. camillo golgi fu un investigatore di eccezionale acume, il cui contributofu fondamentale nella conoscenza della struttura del sistema nervoso. http://www.arkos.it/nobel/Golgi.htm

Camillo Golgi Il “Cluseau” del sistema nervoso Camillo Golgi fu un investigatore di eccezionale acume, il cui contributo fu fondamentale nella conoscenza della struttura del sistema nervoso. Golgi nacque nel luglio 1843 a Corteno (ora Corteno Golgi), un paesino di montagna in provincia di Brescia. Il padre era medico. Frequentò la facoltà di medicina all’Università di Pavia laureandosi nel 1865. Frequentò l’Istituto di Psichiatria diretto da Cesare Lombroso e il laboratorio di patologia sperimentale diretto da Giulio Bizzozzero. Nel 1869, influenzato dalle teorie di Lombroso, pubblicò un articolo in cui sosteneva che i disturbi mentali potevano essere causati da lesioni organiche dei centri neurali. Una cucina laboratorio Nel 1872, a causa di problemi finanziari, Golgi interruppe l’incarico accademico e accettò il posto di medico dirigente del “Pio luogo degli Incurabili” di Abbiategrasso. All’interno dell’ospedale, trasformò una piccola cucina in una laboratorio rudimentale e continuò a cercare il sistema per evidenziare il tessuto del sistema nervoso

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