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27 de abr. de 2024 · Charles Scott Sherrington (1857-1952) fue un importante médico neurofisiólogo británico ganador del Nobel en el año 1932. Charles Scott Sherrington, quien además de investigador y autor, fue catedrático y doctorado en las más prestigiosas universidades del mundo. Investigador en un laboratorio.
2 de may. de 2024 · 2 May 2024. On 29 April the Sir Charles Sherrington Lecture was given by Nobel Laureate Professor Richard Axel, whose lecture was titled ' Scents and Sensibility: Representations of Identity, Illusion and Value in Olfactory Cortex'.
Hace 5 días · Sir Charles Scott Sherrington, a British physiologist, discovered the law that bears his name in 1897. Sherrington’s Law of reciprocal innervation (also known as Sherrington’s Law of reciprocal inhibition) states that when a muscle group is stimulated to contract, the opposing muscle group is simultaneously inhibited from ...
18 de abr. de 2024 · It is what Sir Charles Sherrington meant by “the integrative action of the nervous system.” The following discussion does not presume to be an exhaustive treatise on neuromuscular mechanisms. It attempts rather to present as simply as possible those mechanisms that are pertinent to the study of kinesiology.
Hace 6 días · Charles Sherrington was among the first to recognize the importance of sensory information in regulating movements. In 1906 he proposed that simple reflexes—stereotyped movements elicited by activation of receptors in skin or muscle—are the basic units for movement.
29 de abr. de 2024 · Sir Charles Sherrington theorized that the spinal reflex was composed of integrated actions of the nervous system that involved stimulation of the nerves in sending impulses to the body's many nerve centers. Building on Sherrington's work, Pavlov drew on the connections between the conditional and spinal reflex.
26 de abr. de 2024 · Dr. Gibson was a student of Sir Charles Sherrington and through this connection UBC Library acquired his fonds. Other archival material in the collection include the Darwin and the Florence Nightingale letters as well as early medical British Columbia history documents.
