Chance, Repetition, and Error in the Development of Normal Nervous Systems
Chance, Repetition, and Error in the Development of Normal Nervous Systems
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正常神经系统发育中的偶然性、重复性和错误
DOI：
10.1353/pbm.1981.0057
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发表时间：
2015
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1
通讯作者：
P. Clarke
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作者：
P. Clarke
Peter G. H.克拉克是瑞士洛桑大学解剖学系的硕士助理，该系是西欧最著名的神经解剖学单位之一。他1946年出生于伦敦，是一对同卵双胞胎（我们想知道他的兄弟是否也会写作）。高中毕业后，他获得了牛津大学圣彼得学院的工程学奖学金。换了个领域，克拉克获得了博士学位。来自基尔大学，与D教授合作。M.关于视觉诱发电位。他在D教授那里呆了三年。牛津大学的Whitteridge，从视觉皮层的单细胞记录。1974-1975年在圣刘易斯的华盛顿大学医学院与W. M.科万。在这里，他观察到了鸡胚胎视觉系统中似乎存在的发育错误，这也是他在这篇文章中的思考方向。克拉克的妻子斯蒂芬妮·霍塞克（Stephanie Hosek）也是一位发育神经生物学家，她写宗教诗歌，喜欢越野滑雪和网球，因为时间不够，她放弃了国际象棋艺术。
Peter G. H. Clarke is maître assistant in the Department of Anatomy at the Université de Lausanne, Switzerland, a department which houses one of Western Europe's most distinguished neuroanatomy units. He was born in London in 1946, one of identical twins (we wonder if his brother writes as well). After high school he won a scholarship in engineering at Saint Peter's College, Oxford. Changing fields, Clarke received his Ph.D. from Keele University, working with Professor D. M. MacKay on visually evoked potentials. He then spent 3 years with Professor D. Whitteridge of Oxford, recording from single cells in the visual cortex. The year 1974-1975 was spent at Washington University Medical School in Saint Louis with Professor W. M. Cowan. Here he observed what appeared to be developmental errors in the visual system of chick embryos—the direction of his thinking in this essay. Married to Stéphanie Hosek, also a developmental neurobiologist, Clarke writes religious poetry, enjoys cross-country skiing and tennis, and has forsaken the art of chess because of lack of time.