purkinje cell necklace | gold vermeil Dan A cardiologist who reads ten

A cardiologist who reads ten echoes a day is essentially reading sectioned hearts ten times a day

immunologists working on innate immunity

A body that drops into near-ambient torpor overnight to survive on the metabolic edge

urologists working on prostate cancer or hypogonadism

and the only one it cannot regrow once it is gone

purkinje cell necklace | gold vermeil Dan A cardiologist who reads tenPurkinje cell necklace 18K gold vermeil In 1837 Jan Evangelista Purkinje, the Bohemian physiologist whose name carries through neuroscience and cardiology, described a class of large flask shaped cells in the cerebellum. The cell type now bears his name across every neuroscience textbook in print. Worn here as a 47 mm 18K gold vermeil pendant. The Science Behind the Purkinje Cell Purkinje cells are GABA ergic neurons that form a single layer between