For those interested in the historical, there's a cover article
in the recent Trends in Neurosciences about the facilities and
research methods used by Santiago Ramon y Cajal before the turn
of the century studying the architecture of the nervous system
using the Golgi method. And as a followup, some people have used
confocal microscopy on his original slides to get three-
dimensional images.
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|Glenn Holm Internet:karuzis at wccf.mit.edu|
|M.I.T Dept. of Brain + Cog. Sci. Bitnet:karuzis at mitwccf |
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