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Pseudounipolar neurons of a dorsal root ganglion stained with the Cajal's formol-uranium silver method that demonstrates the Golgi apparatus. It appears as a brown network located around the nucleus

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Protoplasmic astrocytes located in the grey matter showing many processes, almost all of the same length., Vascular end feet are visible as a long, thick process in two of them. Golgi method

astrocyte process

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Madrid, May 2012. Santiago Ramon y Cajal (1852 - 1934) monument in Retiro gardens in Madrid. Prestigious Spanish scientist on neurology, Nobel prize in 1906. Sculptor Victorio Macho, 1926.

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Dorsal root ganglion stained with Cajal's formol-uranium silver method for Golgi apparatus in the dorsal root ganglion neurons. The Golgi apparatus is distributed throughout the cell body cytoplasm

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A photo of the exterior facade of famous Hospital Universitario Ramon Y Cajal, which is an important hospital located in Valverde neighborhood in the north of Madrid, the capital of Spain in Europe.

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Mouse brain section stained with the Golgi stain, a 19th century technique that was widely used until recently - and occasionally still is. Widefield microscopy. Neurons in the cerebral cortex.

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Large vein showing endothelium, a thin media layer with a smooth muscle and elastic fibres and a large tunica adventitia with intermingled bundles of collagen fibres (blue). Cajal-Gallego method

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A photo of the exterior facade of famous Hospital Universitario Ramon Y Cajal, which is an important hospital located in Valverde neighborhood in the north of Madrid, the capital of Spain in Europe.

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Mouse brain section, cells stained with the Golgi stain. Neurons in the mouse cerebral cortex on various in and out of focus levels. Some blood vessels, the thickest seen at the bottom left.

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Pseudounipolar neurons of a dorsal root ganglion stained with the Cajal's formol-uranium silver method that demonstrates the Golgi apparatus. It appears as a brown network located around the nucleus

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Monument to Santiago Ramon y Cajal. It is located at Retiro Park, Madrid, Spain. Its author is the sculptor Victorio Macho, and was inaugurated on 1926.

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Education Spinal cord and Motor Neuron under the microscope in Lab.

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Autonomic sympathetic ganglion stained with Cajal’s silver nitrate showing a mixture of multipolar neuronal cell bodies and nerve fibers.

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Fibrous astrocytes in the brain white matter stained with Cajal's gold sublimate technique. The astrocytes appear as stellate cells located among myelinated nerve fibers

brain white matter

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Multipolar neurons of the anterior horn of the spinal cord. The Cajal's silver nitrate demonstrates the abundant neurofibrils present in the soma and dendrites of these neurons.

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Protoplasmic astrocytes showing numerous processes, almost all of the same length and one more longer called end foot, ending on a blood vessel (thick black strokes). Silver chromate Golgi method

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