W. H. Cox (1891) Arch. mikr. Anat. 37:16.
(Ref culled from Carlton's Histol. Tech. 4th edn)
Invented a Golgi-type method that didn't use
a silver salt (unlike Golgi's). I don't know
anything else about him. He's not on file at
www.whonamedit.com
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The University of Western Ontario
London,   Canada   N6A 5C1
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Ian Montgomery wrote:
> 
>          Camillo Golgi, I know all about him, but who was Cox? In a
> histology class this morning a student asked me and while I waxed lyrically
> about old Camillo it was a knuckle dragger as regards Cox. Although
> smoothly I just replied that he was a co-worker in Golgi's lab.
> Ian.
> 
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