Camillo Golgi
An Italian physician and biologist, Camillo Golgi is renowned for his contributions to neuroscience, particularly for developing the Golgi stain, a histological stain that allowed for the visualization of individual neurons. He shared the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1906 with Santiago Ramón y Cajal, despite their opposing views on the structure of the nervous system. Golgi's work has had a lasting impact on cell biology and histology.
Born on Jul 03, 1843 (181 years old)
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Camillo Golgi is mentioned as a Nobel Prize winner in Medicine.
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Golgi was an Italian scientist known for his discovery of the Golgi apparatus and his contributions to neuroanatomy.
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