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Studies on vertebrate neurogenesis by Santiago Ramon y Cajal, 1960 Vacation Stories: FIVE SCIENCE FICTION TALES by Santiago Ramon y Cajal, 2006-05-08 Explorer of the Human Brain: The Life of Santiago Ramon y Cajal (1852-1934) by Dorothy F. Cannon, 1949-01-01 Santiago Ramon y Cajal by Autores Varios, 2006 Santiago Ramón y Cajal by Unknown, 1999-12-31 Médecin Espagnol: Pío Del Río Hortega, Santiago Ramón Y Cajal, Francisco Hernández, Bernat Soria, Andrés Laguna de Segovia, Gregorio Marañón (French Edition) Santiago Ramon y Cajal (1852-2003): Ciencia y Arte - Science and Art by Y CajalSantiago Ramon, 2003-11 Concepto, metodo y programa de anatomia descriptiva y general / Santiago Ramon y Cajal ; introduccion por Jose M.a Lopez Pinero by Santiago (1852-1934) Ramon y Cajal, 1978-01-01 Paisajes neuronales. Homenaje a Santiago Ramón y Cajal by Javier; Markram, Henry; Wagensberg, Jorge (Coordinación) DeFelipe Oroquieta, 2000 Hochschullehrer (Valencia): Javier Tusell, Manuel Palau Boix, Santiago Ramón Y Cajal, Ignacio Pinazo, Antonio Vilaplana Molina (German Edition) Santiago Ramon y Cajal. 100 anos despues (CIENCIA HOY) (Ciencia Hoy / Science Today) (Spanish Edition) by Gamundi Gamundi, Antoni. Ferrus Gamero, et all 2007-01-01 Spanish Nobel Laureates: Santiago Ramón Y Cajal Biologiste Espagnol: Ramon Margalef, Carlos Castrodeza, Santiago Ramón Y Cajal, Juan Luis Arsuaga, Gonzalo Trancho (French Edition) Santiago Ramon y Cajal: Histology, Physician, Pathology, List of Nobel Laureates, Interstitial Cell of Cajal, Petilla de Aragon

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41. Arte Y Cultura/ Ramon Y Cajal
    Translate this page Autorretrato mirando un microscopio. santiago Ramón y cajal. El año 1875 marcótambién el inicio del doctorado de cajal y, del mismo modo, de su vocación  
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    Extractions: NIÑEZ Y ADOLESCENCIA (1852-1869) La encrucijada geográfica de Petilla de Aragón y la rebeldía del barranco de la Rinconera que se cierne sobre este municipio fueron testigos, hace 150 años, del nacimiento de Santiago Ramón y Cajal. Fue un primero de mayo cuando este genio, hijo de los larresanos Justo Ramón Casasús y Antonio Cajal, vio la luz por primera vez, en tierras administrativamente navarras, que figuraron en la biografía de una infancia itinerante por Larrés (1854), Luna (1855), Valpalmas (1856) y Ayerbe (1860). De carácter travieso y tremendamente activo, Santiago mostró, desde pequeño, aptitud por las artes plásticas. Su inteligencia, sin embargo, no tuvo demasiado reflejo en su vida como estudiante. Eran unos

42. RAMON Y CAJAL, SANTIAGO: Todos Sus Libros Y Obras En Su Libreria Casa Del Libro
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43. Fundación Santiago Ramon Y Cajal
    Translate this page La Fundación santiago Ramón y cajal tiene por objeto apoyar el desarrollo científicode las neurociencias y la formación de investigadores en esa disciplina  
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    Extractions: La Fundación Santiago Ramón y Cajal tiene por objeto apoyar el desarrollo científico de las neurociencias y la formación de investigadores en esa disciplina, asi como contribuir al cultivo de las humanidades. Posee una Cátedra Libre destinada a ser un foro para la discusión de grandes temas tanto de las artes y las ciencias sociales como de las ciencias exactas. Dentro de los objetivos de la Cátedra está también el de ofrecer la "Silla Cajal" a personalidades de muy alto nivel científico y académico. La Cátedra Cajal proporciona a estudiantes y a investigadores, una visión crítica en cualquiera de las manifestaciones intelectuales del hombre, desde el estudio molecular hasta la pintura y la música.

44. AMPA CEIP SANTIAGO RAMON Y CAJAL
    Translate this page Asociación de padres y madres de alumnos y alumnas del Colegio santiago Ramón yCajal en Collblanc - Torrassa. Organizan y dirigen las actividades  
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45. SANTIAGO RAMON Y CAJAL: La Voluntad De Saber
    Translate this page Directorio argentino, con información sobre Comercio, Industria,Servicios,Profesionales, Colegios, Universidades, Arte y Galería virtual,completamente en  
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    Extractions: Si Cajal no hubiera tenido un padre tan soberbio, no habría tenido necesidad de ser tan bruto. Si hubiera tenido un padre menos bruto, no habría heredado un espíritu tan soberbio. Era don Justo Ramón, padre de Santiago, un carácter tan tremendo que sólo oponiéndole una obstinación aún mayor era posible un desarrollo individual. Sin su padre, Cajal habría sido cualquier otra cosa, sin duda importante, pero no el investigador, el científico que llegó a ser. Porque si el talento puede ser natural, la voluntad se forja y el espíritu se templa contra los obstáculos. Y don Justo fue como una peña: obstáculo y elevación sobre una perspectiva vital durísima, plana, árida, un yermo donde sólo crecía la necesidad. Don Justo era hijo de labradores de la provincia de Huesca y tuvo que trabajar desde muy joven. Colocado como mancebo de un cirujano de pueblo, quiso salir de pobre y llegar a cirujano. Se fue a Barcelona a pie y, una vez allí, acabó entrando a trabajar con un barbero que le enseñó los rudimentos de la cirugía. Se casó con una mujer alta, fuerte y muy agraciada, Antonia Cajal, y ya con hijos decidió conseguir el diploma que le faltaba. Aunque medianamente asentado, la experiencia de la pobreza nunca le abandonó y se propuso que sus hijos no padecieran lo que a él le había tocado pasar. Y a su hijo Santiago -nacido en Petilla de Aragón en

46. Santiago Ramon Y Cajal Biografie
    Translate this page santiago ramon y cajal wurde am 1.5.1852 in Petilla de Aragon, Spanien geboren . santiago ramon y cajal starb am 17.10.1934 in Madrid.  
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47. Jornada Astronomica En El CEIP Santiago Ramon Y Cajal
    Translate this page Jornada Astronomica en el CEIP santiago ramon y cajal.  
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    Extractions: Santiago Ramón y Cajal El 6 de mayo de 2005, la Asociación Astronómica y Cultural de Almería "Orión" ha ofrecido en el CEIP SANTIAGO RAMON Y CAJAL de El Ejido la II Jornada de Astronomía. Con una conferencia sobre "Sistema Solar y Constelaciones" (impartida por D. Antonio Herrera), y una observación con telescopios.

48. Santiago Ramon Y Cajal
    santiago ramon y cajal.A la même époque que Freud, ce neurophysiologiste espagnol montre que le  
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49. Visió De L' Ensenyament De Santiago Ramon Y Cajal
    Translate this page santiago ramon y cajal (1852-1934) a través de la seva vivència personal ens faun retrat de santiago ramon y cajal defensa una educació que estimuli la  
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    Extractions: Santiago Ramon y Cajal defensa una educació que estimuli la "espontaneidad del pensamiento y el espíritu crítico" en contra de la repetició i la docilitat que eren els valors que propugnava l´escola que ell va viure, a través de les seves estratègies com l´ús de la violència i de les divisions artificials i sense contingut (romans i cartaginesos). Text: (...)Tocónos, en efecto, a los pobretes del primer curso de latín el más severo de todos los frailes, el padre Jacinto, de quien hablé ya en el anterior capítulo.Era natural de Egea y estaba en posesión de los bríos y arrestos de los imponentes mocetones de las Cinco Villas. Su voz corpulenta y estentórea atronaba la clase, sonando en nuestros oídos cual rugido de león. Bajo el poder de este Herodes caímos unos cuarenta infelices muchachos, llegados de distintos pueblos de la montaña, y nostálgicos aún de las ternuras maternales. Alto sitial constituía su trono; su cetro era el

50. CENTRO-INTERPRETACION-SANTIAGO-RAMON-CAJAL
    Translate this page CENTRO DE INTERPRETACIÓN santiago RAMÓN Y cajal - MUSEOS Y EXPOSICIONES. Descripción «Instalado en la modesta casa donde la familia Ramón y cajal vivió  
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    Extractions: Enlace: Fecha Alta: Descripción: «Instalado en la modesta casa donde la familia Ramón y Cajal vivió durante estos años, el centro de interpretación supone una atractiva forma de conocer la vida y la obra de este premio Nobel. En la exposición se combinan las fotografías antiguas con las piezas de época y las reproducciones, los textos impresos con los audiovisuales. Siguiendo el hilo conductor de las páginas autobiográficas que Cajal dejó escritas, el centro nos conduce desde las aventuras del niño que en Ayerbe saltaba por la noche las tapias del cementerio a esa otra aventura del joven científico que, con unos medios limitados, se asomó al complejo interior del cerebro humano y elaboró teorías e interpretaciones que hoy siguen vigentes.»

51. PERSONAJES ILUSTRES
    Translate this page D. santiago ramon Y cajal (1852-1934) En 1887 Ramón y cajal quedó fascinadopor las técnicas de coloración histológicas puestas a punto por Golgi y  
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    Extractions: HOMBRES ILUSTRES La obra de Caja l D. SANTIAGO RAMON Y CAJAL Honoris causa por las Universidad de Oxford y Cambridge En 1891 elaboró la teoría de la Polarización dinámica de las neuronas según la cual el estímulo se propaga de las dendritas a los cuerpos celulares por contactos. Contrariamiente a la opinión de Golgi, Ramón y Cajal mantuvo que las diferentes partes del cerebro tenian diversas funciones Trabajador infatigable, publicó más de 200 artículos en revistas nacionales y extranjeras y varios libros entre los que se pueden citar: Manual de Histología normal y técnica micrográfica Manual de Anatomía patológica general Textura del sistema nervioso del hombre y de los vertebrados (1904), etc. Obtuvo numerosos premios entre los que destacan el premio Moscú, otorgado por el Congreso Internacional de Medicina en 1900; la medalla de oro del Helmhoba concedida por la Academia de Ciencias de Berlín en 1904 y el Premio Nobel de Medicina (compartido por Golgi ) en 1906

52. Ramon.y.cajal
    Translate this page The contribution of santiago ramon Y cajal to functional neuroscience Marina Bentivoglio santiago Ramón y cajal was born in May 1852 in the village  
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    Extractions: avec l'aide de FreeFind Biographies de neurologues J Poirier J Poirier Pedro Andres-Barquin Endeavour PDF The contribution of Santiago Ramon Y Cajal to functional neuroscience Nature Reviews Neuroscience 18 janvier 2004 Ramon y Cajal Pedro Andres-Barquin Endeavour PDF Ramon y Cajal Marina Bentivoglio : In Zaragoza, Cajal purchased in 1877 with his own funds ("using every peseta saved from the service in Cuba"), an old-fashioned microscope and started his scientific activity. His first studies were devoted to inflammation and to the structure of muscle fibers. In 1883, Cajal was appointed to the chair of Anatomy in Valencia. In 1885, during his tenure as Professor at the University of Valencia, the Provincial Government of Zaragoza, in recognition of his labor during a cholera epidemic, awarded him with a modern Zeiss microscope. At the end of 1887 Cajal moved to Barcelona, where he accepted the chair of Normal and Pathological Histology, and in 1892 he was appointed Professor of Histology and Pathological Anatomy at the University of Madrid. Cajal continued to work productively in Madrid until his death in 1934. A flash of lightning The key event for Cajal's scientific career and for the development of modern neuroscience took place in Madrid in 1887, when Cajal was 35 years old. In this year, Luis Simarro Lacabra, a brilliant psychiatrist interested in histological research, showed to Cajal, who had traveled from Valencia to get an update on technological advances, material impregnated with the Golgi staining. Dr. Simarro had just returned from Paris, and had brought specimens stained by the new technique of silver impregnation (the reazione nera), that had been discovered 14 years earlier by Camillo Golgi but still had a very limited diffusion. Cajal wrote in his autobiography "it was there, in the house of Dr. Simarro...that for the first time I had an opportunity to admire...those famous sections of the brain impregnated by the silver method of the Savant of Pavia."

53. Santiago Ramón Y Cajal - Biography
    For more updated biographical information, see Ramón y cajal, santiago,Recollections of My santiago Ramón y cajal died in Madrid on October 18, 1934.  
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    Extractions: HOME SITE HELP ABOUT SEARCH ... EDUCATIONAL was born on May 1, 1852, at Petilla in Aragon, Spain. As a boy he was apprenticed first to a barber and then to a cobbler. He himself wished to be an artist - his gift for draughtsmanship is evident in his published works. His father, however, who was Professor of Applied Anatomy in the University of Saragossa, persuaded him to study medicine, which he did, chiefly under the direction of his father. (Later, he made drawings for an atlas of anatomy which his father was preparing, but which was never published.) In 1880 he began to publish scientific works, of which the following are the most important: (Manual of normal histology and micrographic technique), 1889 (2nd ed., 1893). A summary of this manual recast with additions, appeared under the title . (Elements of histology, etc.), 1897; Manual de (Manual of general pathological anatomy), 1890 (3rd ed., 1900). In addition may be cited: (New ideas on the fine anatomy of the nerve centres), 1894; Textura del sistema nervioso del hombre y de los vertebrados (Textbook on the nervous system of man and the vertebrates), 1897-1899;

54. Life And Discoveries Of Santiago Ramón Y Cajal
    santiago Ramón y cajal was born in May 1852 in the village of Petilla, in theregion of Aragon in northeast Spain. His father was at that time the village  
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    Extractions: HOME SITE HELP ABOUT SEARCH ... EDUCATIONAL by Marina Bentivoglio Portrait of Cajal with his wife in their first years in Madrid. Self-portrait of Cajal with his children (from left to right: Fe, Jorge, Pula and Santiago) in Barcelona. In Zaragoza, Cajal purchased in 1877 with his own funds ("using every peseta saved from the service in Cuba"), an old-fashioned microscope and started his scientific activity. His first studies were devoted to inflammation and to the structure of muscle fibers. In 1883, Cajal was appointed to the chair of Anatomy in Valencia. In 1885, during his tenure as Professor at the University of Valencia, the Provincial Government of Zaragoza, in recognition of his labor during a cholera epidemic, awarded him with a modern Zeiss microscope. At the end of 1887 Cajal moved to Barcelona, where he accepted the chair of Normal and Pathological Histology, and in 1892 he was appointed Professor of Histology and Pathological Anatomy at the University of Madrid. Cajal continued to work productively in Madrid until his death in 1934. Self-portrait of Cajal in his laboratory in Valencia.

55. Ramón Y Cajal, Santiago
    santiago Ramón y cajal. The Granger Collection, New York City Ramón y cajalobtained a medical degree at the University of Zaragoza in 1873 and became  
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    Extractions: The Granger Collection, New York City Camillo Golgi ) received the 1906 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine for establishing the neuron, or nerve cell, as the basic unit of nervous structure. This finding was instrumental in the recognition of the neuron's fundamental role in nervous function and in gaining a modern understanding of the nerve impulse. in the diagnosis of brain tumours. Estudios sobre la degene 2 vol. (1913-14; The Degeneration and Regeneration of the Nervous System

56. Santiago Ramón Y Cajal: Definition And Much More From Answers.com
    Ra·món y Ca·jal ( rämon e kä-häl ) , santiago 1852–1934. Spanish histologist.He shared a 1906 Nobel Prize for research on the structure of the.  
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    Extractions: showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Dictionary Encyclopedia Medical WordNet Wikipedia Best of Web Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping Santiago Ram³n y Cajal Dictionary Ra·m³n y Ca·jal r¤-mōn ē k¤-h¤l Santiago Spanish histologist. He shared a 1906 Nobel Prize for research on the structure of the nervous system. Encyclopedia Ram³n y Cajal, Santiago s¤nty¤ gō r¤mōn ē k¤h¤l ) , 1852–1934, Spanish histologist. He was a university professor at Valencia (1881–86), at Barcelona (1886–92), and at Madrid (1892–1922), where he founded the Cajal Institute. He described the terminal branchings of neurons, devised a method of staining nerve tissues, and made numerous discoveries in the structure of the nervous system. For this work he shared with Camillo Golgi the 1906 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. His works include Studies of the Degeneration and Regeneration of the Nervous System (tr. 1928) and the classic Histology (tr. 1933).

57. Santiago Ramón Y Cajal
    Ramón y cajal, santiago, säntyä go rämon e kähäl Pronunciation Key. Ramón ycajal, santiago , 1852–1934, Spanish histologist.  
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58. Cajal, Santiago Ramón Y
    cajal, santiago Ramón y. cajal y el teatro de la mente El cerebro, tal y comolo conoce el mundo de la ciencia el día de hoy, Seguiría siendo una pregunta  
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59. Santiago Ramón Y Cajal (www.whonamedit.com)
    santiago Ramón y cajal Spanish neuroanatomist, born May 1, 1852, Petilla deAragón, Navarra; died October 18, 1934, Madrid. Associated with cajal s cell I  
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    Extractions: This survey of medical eponyms and the persons behind them is meant as a general interest site only. No information found here must under any circumstances be used for medical purposes, diagnostically, therapeutically or otherwise. If you, or anybody close to you, is affected, or believe to be affected, by any condition mentioned here: see a doctor. Santiago Ramón y Cajal made fundamental contributions to the understanding of the nervous system, particularly through the neuron doctrine. In 1906 he shared the Nobel prize for physiology or medicine with Camillo Golgi (1843-1926) "in recognition of their work on the structure of the nervous system". Santiago Ramón y Cajal was born in a poverty-stricken and isolated village in Navarre, the son of Justo Ramón y Cassús, and of his wife Antonia. His father was a struggling barber-surgeon who eventually acquired a medical degree from the University of Zaragoza, whereupon he became a country doctor. His father wanted him to study medicine, but the young Santiago was more interested in art and at school showed contempt for his teachers and for the whole educational process. As a schoolboy he was always up to pranks. As a result his father had him apprenticed to a barber and then to a shoemaker. The shoemaker said he was lazy, and a judge had him jailed for taking shots at his palace with a cannon which he improvised by hollowing out a tree-trunk. After these educational experiences he began the study of medicine at the University of Zaragoza.

60. Santiago Ramón Y Cajal - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    santiago Ramón y cajal. santiago Ramón y cajal. santiago Ramón y cajal (May 1,1852–October 17/18, 1934) was a famous Spanish histologist and father of  
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    Extractions: Santiago Ram³n y Cajal Santiago Ram³n y Cajal May 1 October 17 ) was a famous Spanish histologist and father of neuroscience He was born in Petilla de Arag³n , a Navarrese enclave in Aragon, Spain and attended the medical school of Zaragoza , from which he graduated in 1873. He also became a Doctor of Medicine in Madrid in 1883. He was the director of the Zaragoza Museum (1879). He became a university professor at Valencia (1881), at Barcelona (1886), and at Madrid (1892). He was Director of the National Institute of Hygiene (1899). He founded the Laboratorio de Investigaciones Biol³gicas (1902) which later became the Cajal Institute Among his many distinctions and memberships of societies, he was also made an honorary Doctor of Medicine of the Universities of Cambridge and W¼rzburg , and Doctor of Philosophy of the Clark University He published over 100 scientific works and articles in French, Spanish and German. His most famous works are "Rules and advices on scientific investigation," "Histology," "Degeneration and regeneration of the nervous system," "Manual of normal histology and micrographic technique," "Elements of histology, etc.," "Manual of general pathological anatomy," "New ideas on the fine anatomy of the nerve centres," "Textbook on the nervous system of man and the vertebrates," and "The retina of vertebrates." Spanish stamps (2003) showing both Spanish laureates: Ochoa and Ram³n y Cajal His most famous studies were on the structure of the

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