merkel-ranvier corpuscle

merkel-ranvier corpuscle
\\ˈmer]kəl|räⁿ|vyā-, ˈmər]\ noun
Usage: usually capitalized M&R
Etymology: after Friedrich S. Merkel died 1919 German anatomist & Louis A. Ranvier died 1922 French histologist

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