Camillo Golgi refers to the Italian physician who made the discovery in the early 1870s that silver chromate stained dead neurons black. This discovery allowed people to visualize individual neurons for the first time.
Camillo Golgi refers to the Italian physician who made the discovery in the early 1870s that silver chromate stained dead neurons black. This discovery allowed people to visualize individual neurons for the first time.
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