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Physiology of nerve cells, The
Physiology of nerve cells, The
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Mackie Family History of Neuroscience
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Eccles developed the technique of extracellular (and later, intracellular) fine glass microelectrode recording. He theorized that there were two kinds of neurons; excitatory and inhibitory. All of his work on nerve cells was summarized in this book. For this work he was awarded the Nobel Prize (with Hodgkin and Huxley) in 1963. The Physiology of Nerves was first given as a series of Herter lectures at The John Hopkins School of Medicine in October 1955. The lectures were revised and expanded for this publication by the author.
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Date
1957, copyright 1957
Creator
Eccles
, John C. (John Carew), 1903-1997, author
Source
Original Format: University of Calgary Health Sciences Library. Mackie Family History of Neuroscience Collection. WL102 .E22 P9 1957
Collection
Medical History
Sub-Collection
Mackie Family History of Neuroscience
Extent
ix, 270 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm
Genre
Books
Unique identifier
CU2345281