Rodolfo Amprino e Giovanni Godina: due allievi della scuola torinese di Giuseppe Levi (2018)
The majority of the pupils of the renowned anatomist and histologist Giuseppe Levi (1872-1965) were formed during his long years of scientific teaching in Turin (1919-1948). Of his numerous pupils (which included T. Terni, O.M. Olivo, L. Bucciante, R. Amprino, A. Bairati, S. Luria, R. Dulbecco, R. Levi Montalcini, G. Godina, G. Filogamo, F. Vigliani), we recall in particular Rodolfo Amprino (1912- 2007, human anatomist at Bari University) and Giovanni Godina (1912- 2000, veterinary anatomist at Turin University), who remained close to Levi for over thirty years up to 1965. Amprino followed the teaching of his mentor from the age of seventeen and became famous for his research on cartilage tissues, bone tissues, and experimental embryology. In addition to being known for his works on bone and nerve tissues, Godina is also remembered for his research on in vitro cultures of various tissues and of nerve tissue in particular, which he studied using phase-contrast microcinematography.
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