Purkin'je's fibers

Appleton's Medical Dictionary · 1913 · p. 3
Transversely striped muscular f's having a center of protoplasm with regularly disposed nuclei found in the sub endocardial areolar ti ue of birds and mammals. They are connected with the auriculoventricular bundle and form part of the conducting system of the heart. P's figure. The image (shadow) of the retinal blood ve els of one's own eye, seen by candle light. P's im'ages. The three reflected images from the eye, one from the anterior surface of the cornea, one from the posterior surface of the cornea, and one from the front of the lens. They were used by Helmholtz to prove that in the accommodation of the eye it is the curvature of the lens which undergoes change. P's phenomenon. The changing value of colors and their luminosity which occurs in dim light, the colors of long wave lengths disappearing sooner than those of the shorter wave lengths. {.Johannes Evangelist a Purkinje, Hungarian physiologist, 1 787-1 850.]
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