Girolami paul (3 risultati)
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Da: The Book Exchange, Macclesfield, CHESH, Regno UnitoThe Book Exchange
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EUR 32,83
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Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. No Jacket. 9782950606204. Blue cloth hardcover, from closed Astra Zeneca company library. Lending record shows this book has been borrowed twice only. 508 pages, index, illustrated with charts, tables and diagrams. Text in English. Contents clean, tight and bright. Book.
Lingua: Inglese
Editore: Ciba Foundation, 1994
Da: veiolibri, Roma, RM, Italiaveiolibri
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Aggiungi al carrelloCondizione: Fine. Esemplare ben conservato, con lievi segni del tempo e dell'uso. Coperta e interni puliti, legatura integra. Volume commemorativo dedicato a Sir Henry Dale, costruito attraverso lettere e documenti che ripercorrono il rapporto scientifico e umano tra Dale ed Eccles. Il libro offre una testimonianza storica della… neurofisiologia del Novecento, con particolare attenzione agli sviluppi della trasmissione nervosa e alla ricerca colinergica. Indice: May 3, 1934 ? Dale to Eccles ? Emendations to Eccles' papers. May 29, 1935 ? Eccles to Dale ? Controversy with Alexander Forbes. January 29, 1937 ? Dale to Eccles ? Effect of eserine injection on the repetitive response of individual ganglion cells. June 15, 1937 ? Dale to Eccles ? The ?acetylcholine heresy?; Eccles? departure for Sydney. September 16, 1937 ? Eccles to Dale ? Scientific facilities in Sydney. June 17, 1938 ? Eccles to Dale ? Controversy on striated muscle transmission; papers on neuro-muscular transmission. August 3, 1938 ? Dale to Eccles ? Difficulties in interpreting results on muscular transmission. February 11, 1939 ? Dale to Eccles ? Reports of Eccles? experiments supporting the ?acetylcholine hypothesis? March 1, 1939 ? Eccles to Dale ? Denial of those reports. March 24, 1941 ? Dale to Eccles ? Nomination of Eccles to the Fellowship of the Royal Society. June 5, 1941 ? Eccles to Dale ? Problems involved in discovering how nerve impulses set up the local potentials. July 28, 1943 ? Eccles to Dale ? Eserine action in the sympathetic ganglion; Eccles applies for chair of Physiology at the University of Otago, New Zealand. August 22, 1943 ? Dale to Eccles ? Agrees to act as referee for Eccles? appointment to Otago. November 16, 1943 ? Eccles to Dale ? Prospects for the Otago chair; inconclusive work on the electrical responses of the isolated frog?s spinal cord. September 17, 1953 ? Eccles to Dale ? Eccles? ?conversion? to theory of chemical transmission in the Central Nervous System. October 1, 1953 ? Dale to Eccles ? Eccles? joint paper with Fatt and Koketsu identifying a cholinergic transmission to interneurones. August 16, 1954 ? Eccles to Dale ? Further research on the central excitatory and inhibitory transmitter substances; work written up on motor axon collaterals. August 25, 1954 ? Dale to Eccles ? Eccles? evidence of a synaptic relay on the supposedly ?direct? inhibitory path; presence of the transmitter and its enzyme systems along the length of the axon. October 26, 1954 ? Dale to Eccles ? Dale?s interpretations of opposite effects caused by the same transmitter on the surface of a nerve cell; a series of papers to be written on their two years? work. July 1, 1957 ? Dale to Eccles ? Eccles? book based on Herter Lectures; a month of forthcoming neurological symposia in London.
Editore: Accademia Romana di Scienze Mediche e Biologiche, Rome, Italy, 1994
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Da: Peter Rhodes, Southampton, Regno UnitoPeter Rhodes
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EUR 56,32
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Aggiungi al carrelloHard Cover. Condizione: Very Good +. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good +. First Hardback Edition. 305 x 220mm. pp. 67. English text. Volume celebrating the life and work of Sir Henry Dale. Contains letters between Sir Henry Dale and Sir John Eccles. Black and white photographic illustrations. Bound in original blue cloth with…gold lettering to spine and front cover. Housed in blue pictorial dust jacket. Book and dust jacket clean and tight. No ownership inscription.
