Sir Charles Scott Sherrington
1857-1952
British physician and neurologist who made important contributions to understanding the relations between brain and spinal cord, efferent and motor nerves, and ...
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The English physiologist Sir Charles Scott Sherrington (1857-1952) described the fundamental mechanisms of the working of the mammalian nervous system. He formulated the principle of the reciprocal in...
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Charles Scott Sherrington became one of the founders of the discipline of neurophysiology through his research on how nerve impulses are transmitted between the central nervous system and muscles. She...
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Charles Scott Sherrington helped to found the discipline of neurophysiology by his research on how nerve impulses are transmitted between the central nervous system and muscles. Sherrington focused mu...
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Charles Scott Sherrington was born in London, England, on November 27, 1857. His father, who died while Sherrington was still young, was a physician, as was his step-father, who encouraged him to purs...
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Charles Scott Sherrington was born in London, England, on November 27, 1857. His father, who died while Sherrington was still young, was a physician, as was his step-father, who encouraged him to purs...
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