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• Authors: Murzaev B.
• Issue: Vol VII, No 3 (1899)
• Pages: 157-163
• Section: Abstracts
• URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/1027-4898/article/view/50125
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/nb50125
• ID: 50125

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The question, about which will be discussed below, with all the mania, which he repeatedly turned out to be observers, is still far from complete solution. New and new research arouses new interpretations. Biedl (1), dealing with this issue using the Nissl method, obtained such data. Along the nerve cut in the ganglion cells, which represent the beginning of its fibers, after 3 days, one can detect degenerative changes in the cellular structure in the form of dilution and fine-grained decay of the chromatin substance in the spinal nodes.

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Kazan Bekhterev neurology archive

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