He disputed luigi galvani 's contention that a frog 's leg was producing the electricity that made it twitch .

他对路易吉加瓦尼认为的青蛙的腿能够自己产生电流使其抽搐的说法提出了质疑。

Ms galvani grew up in vicenza , a small city in northern italy , about an hour 's drive from venice .

玛丽娜在意大利北部小城vicenza长大，这里离威尼斯大约一小时车程。

They began with dead frogs , whose sciatic nerves had been stimulated to make their legs twitch by no less a scientist than luigi galvani , the first to look into the matter , in 1771 .

他们像第一位研究的科学家路易吉加尔瓦尼在1771年做的实验那样，从死青蛙开始，死青蛙的坐骨神经受到刺激会使蛙腿抽搐。

From there , ms galvani moved on to a job at the danube krems university developing a cultural studies curriculum for students from eastern europe .

从那以后，玛丽娜又跳槽去了danubekrems大学，负责为东欧学生设计文化研究课程。

This large nerve fibre provided the keys to understanding the electrical activity that excites biological cells , which had been a mystery since the eighteenth-century experiments of luigi galvani and alessandro volta in muscle excitability and electricity .

这种巨大的神经纤维为认识兴奋生物细胞的电活动提供了钥匙，自18世纪路易吉伽伐尼与亚历山德罗伏特对肌肉的兴奋性和电学性开展实验以来这都是一个奥秘。