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EnglishJan Evangelista Purkyně/Purkinje (1787–1869) and the establishment of cellular physiology—Wrocław/Breslau as a central European cradle for a new science
Žárský V.
PROTOPLASMA : DOI 10.1007/s00709-012-0407-5, 2012
Klíčová slova: Purkyně, Purkinje, Physiology, Cellular theory, Protoplasmic theory
Abstrakt: Being a professor of physiology in Wrocław/Breslau till the half of nineteenth century, Jan Evangelista Purkyně/Purkinje made, along with his students, many crucial discoveries combining original experimental approaches with new advanced microscopy and histology techniques. Here, he established first Institute of Physiology worldwide and created a framework for the new science of cellular physiology. With his work, he not only substantially contributed to the establishment of cellular and protoplasmic concepts in biology but represented a rare type of Central European scholar by bridging communities separated by ethnicity and language.
DOI: Autoři z ÚEB: Viktor Žárský
PROTOPLASMA : DOI 10.1007/s00709-012-0407-5, 2012
Klíčová slova: Purkyně, Purkinje, Physiology, Cellular theory, Protoplasmic theory
Abstrakt: Being a professor of physiology in Wrocław/Breslau till the half of nineteenth century, Jan Evangelista Purkyně/Purkinje made, along with his students, many crucial discoveries combining original experimental approaches with new advanced microscopy and histology techniques. Here, he established first Institute of Physiology worldwide and created a framework for the new science of cellular physiology. With his work, he not only substantially contributed to the establishment of cellular and protoplasmic concepts in biology but represented a rare type of Central European scholar by bridging communities separated by ethnicity and language.
DOI: Autoři z ÚEB: Viktor Žárský