THE OUTGROWTH OF THE NERVE FIBER AS A MODE OF PROTOPLASMIC MOVEMENT
THE OUTGROWTH OF THE NERVE FIBER AS A MODE OF PROTOPLASMIC MOVEMENT
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DOI:
10.1002/jez.1401420103
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发表时间:
1959-01-01
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HARRISON, RG
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HARRISON, RG
The idea that protoplasmic movement is concerned in the activities of the nervous system has appeared in a variety of forms during the past twenty years. Not only has it been supposed that the processes of nei-ve cells may he extended and withdrawn, niaking arid breaking connections with other cells during functional activity, but also that the movement of cells and their processes in the course of development has been the chief factor in bringing about the specific nervous connections found in the adu1t. l The latter idea is associated particularly with the name of Ramon y Cajal, wlio in his memoir on the retina ('92) first put forth the hppothesjs of chcmotaxis to account for these supposed movements. The