Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Dendrit" in Malay language version.
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<ref> tag; name "Tavosanis" defined multiple times with different content.<ref> tag; name "Yau" defined multiple times with different content.<ref> tag; name "perycz" defined multiple times with different content.<ref> tag; name "perycz" defined multiple times with different content.<ref> tag; name "urbanska" defined multiple times with different content.<ref> tag; name "Tavosanis" defined multiple times with different content.<ref> tag; name "Yau" defined multiple times with different content.<ref> tag; name "perycz" defined multiple times with different content.<ref> tag; name "perycz" defined multiple times with different content.The nerve cell with its uninterrupted processes was described by Otto Friedrich Karl Deiters (1834-1863) in a work that was completed by Max Schultze (1825-1874) in 1865, two years after Deiters died of typhoid fever. This work portrayed the cell body with a single chief "axis cylinder" and a number of smaller "protoplasmic processes" (see figure 3.19). The latter would become known as "dendrites", a term coined by Wilhelm His (1831-1904) in 1889.
The nerve cell with its uninterrupted processes was described by Otto Friedrich Karl Deiters (1834-1863) in a work that was completed by Max Schultze (1825-1874) in 1865, two years after Deiters died of typhoid fever. This work portrayed the cell body with a single chief "axis cylinder" and a number of smaller "protoplasmic processes" (see figure 3.19). The latter would become known as "dendrites", a term coined by Wilhelm His (1831-1904) in 1889.