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Enrico Sertoli

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Excerpt from a letter written by the Rector G. Cantoni, dated 18 October 1865: "In seguito al felice esito da lei sortito negli esami (...) per un posto di studio all’estero, il Regio Ministero dell’Istruzione pubblica (...) le ha aggiudicato un sussidio di lire 2400 per un anno, affinchè ella possa
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Sertoli was a modest man of strong character, a man untarnished by lust for personal recognition. He was a philosopher. His lecture at the opening ceremony of the academic year in 1872 at the Royal School of Veterinary Medicine in Milan stated that life includes the concept of form because life is
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On June 6, 1842, Enrico Sertoli was born into a noble family living in Sondrio, a pleasant, northern Italian town located in the Orobic Alps. His father was Giuseppe Sertoli, the architectural engineer who designed and supervised the renovation of Sts. Gervaso and Protasio Church. Enrico spent his
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Sertoli graduated from the University of Pavia Medical School in 1865 when he was 23 years old. That same year, his most important paper reported his histologic discoveries regarding the seminiferous tubules. The paper was titled, “Dell’esistenza di particolari cellule ramificate nei canalicoli
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After 37 years of scientific study and didactic activity in Milan he ended his career and retired in Sondrio in 1907. He was not married, and he had no children. He died on January 28, 1910. Although Enrico Sertoli did not have the
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and they are located near the base of the “trunck” of Sertoli’s tree-like cells. As the germinal cell's differentiate, they are moved away from the base and into the branches of the “trees” and by doing so they become
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childhood and adolescence in Sondrio, the second of five brothers. He received a classical undergraduate education in Sondrio. When he was 18 years old, he matriculated in the Department of Medicine and Surgery of the
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muscles that have regular and parallel fibers, he produced the first myogram. He was the first to demonstrate objectively the duration of the excitability and heat sensibility of the tested muscular fibers.
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He explained that he only described the morphologic characteristics of the branched cells, because he did not understand their nature and function. Later, however, after having subsequently examined the
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Sertoli E. "Discorso inaugurale di apertura dell’anno scolastico 1872–73 della R. Scuola Superiore di Veterinaria di Milano." Milan, Archivio della Regia Scuola Superiore di Veterinaria di Milano, 1872
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He returned to Italy for military service and was placed under the command of Colonel Guicciardi; he fought to resist Austria's efforts to invade northern Italy through the
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of his time, he said: “Take courage, young scholars! Don’t be deterred by the difficulties you will encounter in studying such an important part of medical knowledge”.
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However Enrico probably received only a part of the 2400 lire bursary he had been awarded because he hastily returned to Italy the next year.
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perfezionarsi in Vienna nella scienza della Fisiologia e Istologia. (...) I sussidi saranno pagati in dodici rate mensili eguali posticipate".
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was called, he received a short military leave in Sondrio before being sent with the 68th Regiment of the Infantry to mitigate a rebellion in
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to discover the function of his “cellule ramificate,” given the right tools, he would likely have described their physiologic purpose.
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seminiferi del testicolo umano” (About the existence of special, branched cells in the seminiferous tubules of the human testis).
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Sertoli, Enrico (1865). "Dell'esistenza di particolari cellule ramificate nei canalicoli seminiferi del testicolo umano".
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After leaving the military in 1867, Sertoli obtained an appointment as an assistant in the Laboratory of Physiology in
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Sertoli was appointed Professor of Physiology in the Department of Anatomy and Physiology of the Secondary School of
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Discorso inaugurale di apertura dell’anno scolastico 1872–73 della R. Scuola Superiore di Veterinaria di Milano.
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Discorso inaugurale di apertura dell’anno scolastico 1872–73 della R. Scuola Superiore di Veterinaria di Milano
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Sertoli E. "Dell’esistenza di particolari cellule ramificate nei canalicoli seminiferi del testicolo umano."
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Excerpt from a letter written by the Rector G. Cantoni announcing the achievement of a scholarship for Vienna.
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Hess, Franca, RA., LSR. (2005). "History of the Sertoli cell discovery. In: Sertoli cell biology".
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Thinking of how a remarkable intuition can fade into oblivion brings to mind sadder cases, such as
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Sertoli, Enrico (1871). "Osservazioni sulla struttura dei canalicoli seminiferi del testicolo".
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Sertoli, Enrico (1871). "Osservazioni sulla struttura dei canalicoli seminiferi del testicolo".
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and unique, cellular dyeing techniques, he demonstrated previously unseen, branching, tree-like
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After graduating from medical school, Sertoli was awarded a grant to conduct research at the
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with the bases of their “trunks” abutting the inner wall of the seminiferous tubules. Their
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Sertoli E. "Über die Bindung der Kohlensaure im Blute und ihre Ausscheidung in der Lunge."
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Sertoli concluded that the branched cells functioned to support and nourish the developing
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Barateli Giorgio M., Lanzani Alessandro, Russel N. Sacco, "Biography of Enrico Sertoli,"
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Sertoli's idealised drawing illustrating a cross section of a seminiferous tubule. (1878)
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in a sterile goat: the goat’s testes had “branched cells” but lacked germinal cells.
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were pale staining, oval to pyramidal shaped, and contained one or two prominent
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Patriarca P. "Storia della medicina e della sanitĂ , in Valtellina," in:
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Hess R.A., Franca L.S.R., "History of the Sertoli cell discovery," in
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Enrico Sertoli concluded his talk by exhorting his listeners to study
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Patriarca C., Colecchia M., Clerici C.A., "Morphology Is Function,"
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Archivio della Regia Scuola Superiore di Veterinaria di Milano, 1872
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of horses, bears, sheep, goats, rabbits, and mice. Using penile
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Sertoli is remembered for his 1865 discovery of the eponymous
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and to phagocytose damaged cells.The cells were then named “
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Drawing of Sertoli cells. (From Sertoli E. Il Morgagni 1865)
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Sertoli E. "Di uno pseudo-ermafroditismo in una capra."
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Dalla peste nera alla seconda guerra mondiale (1348–1945)
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Contribuzioni alla fisiologia generale dei muscoli lisci
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Sondrio
physiologist
histologist
anatomist
physician
branched cells
seminiferous tubules.
University of Pavia
Eusebio Oehl
experimental method
Giulio Bizzozzero
platelets
Camillo Golgi
Nobel Prize
microscope
cells
nuclei
nucleoli
testes
retractor
smooth
hermaphroditism

germ cells
Sertoli’s cells
University of Vienna
Austria
Professor E.W. Brucke

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