Carl Wernicke - CaLiGraph

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rdf:type	German neuroscientist owl:NamedIndividual 1845 birth 1905 death Biologist German pathologist Person from Tarnowskie Góry Person from the Province of Silesia Physician of the Charité Human anatomical part named after people
rdfs:label	Carl Wernicke
owl:sameAs	dbr:Carl_Wernicke
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skos:prefLabel	Carl Wernicke
skos:altLabel	Wernicke Karl Wernicke
clgo:academicDiscipline	Neurology Psychiatry
clgo:almaMater	University of Wrocław
clgo:birthDate	1848-05-15
clgo:birthPlace	Warsaw Berlin Upper Silesia Tarnowskie Góry Kingdom of Prussia
clgo:birthYear	1845
clgo:deathDate	1905-06-15
clgo:deathPlace	German Empire Gräfenroda
clgo:deathYear	1905
clgo:influencedBy	Theodor Meynert
clgo:knownFor	Wernicke–Korsakoff syndrome Receptive aphasia
clgo:occupation	Physician

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