Krau·se's corpuscle
n : any of various rounded sensory end organs occurring in mucous membranes (as of the conjunctiva or genitals) - called also corpuscle of Krause Krause, Wilhelm Johann Friedrich (1833-1910), German anatomist. A professor of anatomy at several German universities, Krause published a handbook of human anatomy and a treatise on motor nerve end organs. Krause's corpuscle was described for the first time in 1860.
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