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Jan. 2, 1949-Jan 5, 1949
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Jan 3,1952
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Jan Evangelista Purinje
Jan Evangelista Purkyně died on 1869-07-28.
Jan Evangelista Purkyně was born on 1787-12-17.
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I think you mean Johannes Evangelist Purkinje [aka Jan Evangelista Purkyně]. He was a Czech anatomist of the nineteenth century. He is best known for discovering a type of brain cell now known as Purkinje cells, along with a type of fibrous connective tissue that involves the heart. But I think now that I've spelled it for you--difficult even for me, there's no shame in it--you can find the rest on your own. There isn't as much as there might be had he been American or Western European but he made some significant contributions so there is some more out there to search through and fine. Good luck.
Jan Evangelista Purkyně University in Ústí nad Labem was created in 1991.
Purkinje, Jan Evangelista (1787-1869)Czech physiologist who made pioneering studies of vision, the functioning of the brain and heart, pharmacology, embryology, and cells and tissue. Purkinje described 1819 the visual phenomenon in which different-coloured objects of equal brightness in certain circumstances appear to the eye to be unequally bright; this is now called the Purkinje effect. Purkinje was born in Libochovice, Bohemia (now in the Czech Republic), and studied at Prague. In 1823 he was appointed professor at Breslau (now Wroclaw in Poland) - perhaps through the influence of German poet Wolfgang von Goethe, who had befriended him. In addition to his scientific work, Purkinje also translated the poetry of Goethe and Friedrich von Schiller. At Breslau, Purkinje founded the world's first official physiological institute. In 1850, he returned to Prague University.In 1832, he was the first to describe what are now known as Purkinje's images: a threefold image of a single object seen by one person reflected in the eye of another person. This effect is caused by the object being reflected by the surface of the cornea and by the anterior and posterior surfaces of the eye lens.Purkinje cells are large nerve cells with numerous dendrites found in the cortex of the cerebellum; he discovered these 1837, and the Purkinje fibres in the ventricles of the heart 1839. Also in 1839, in describing the contents of animal embryos, Purkinje was the first to use the term 'protoplasm' in the scientific sense.In 1823 he recognized that fingerprints can be used as a means of identification. He discovered the sweat glands in skin, described ciliary motion, and observed that pancreatic extracts can digest protein. In 1837 he outlined the principal features of the cell theoryby; Erica Serrano :P love you
Karel B. Absolon has written: 'From Georg Prochaska to Jan Evangelista Purkinje' 'Surgeon's Surgeon' 'Virchow on Virchow' 'The development of an academic surgeon: The young Theodor Billroth (1824-1894)' 'The study of medical sciences' -- subject(s): Medicine, Study and teaching 'Theodor Billroth Privat'
Jan Maureen Locke has written: 'Systematics and biology of Grania (Annelida: Clitellata: Enchytraeidae) of the Bermuda Islands'
A central innovator in the development of oil painting
Christopher Jan Herlugson has written: 'Status and distribution of the Western Bluebird and the Mountain Bluebird in the State of Washington' -- subject(s): Bluebirds 'Biology of sympatric populations of western and mountain bluebirds' -- subject(s): Mountain bluebird, Western bluebird