Background
Peters, Alan was born on December 6, 1929 in Nottingham, England. Son of Robert and Mabel (Woplington) Peters. came to the United States, 1966.
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This book represents the most complete and authoritative description on the fine structure of the nervous system available in a single volume. Beginning with background material on the neuron, the book then examines specific portions of the nerve cell, and of the various supporting cells. Structure is first described in a general fashion, followed by detailed coverage of the fine structure of each component, with full discussion of how the structural features relate to their functions. Extensively revised and rewritten, this book will bring readers up to date with the many important developments that have taken place since publication of the previous edition. It includes over 130 electron micrographs and line drawings, many of which are new to this edition.
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Peters, Alan was born on December 6, 1929 in Nottingham, England. Son of Robert and Mabel (Woplington) Peters. came to the United States, 1966.
Bachelor of Science, Bristol (England) University, 1951; Doctor of Philosophy, Bristol (England) University, 1954.
Lecturer anatomy, Edinburgh (Scotland) U., 1958-1966;
visiting lecturer, Harvard, 1963-1964;
professor, department chairman anatomy and neurobiology, Boston University, 1966-1998;
warehouse professor, Boston University, since 1998. Anatomy committee National Board Medical Examiners, 1971-1975. Member neurology B Studysect.
National Institutes of Health, 1975-1979, chairman, 1978-1979. Affiliate scientist Yerkes Regional Primate Research Center, since 1984.
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Served to Second lieutenant Royal Army Medical Corps, 1955-1957. Member Anatomical Society Great Britain and Ireland (Symington prize anatomy 1962, overseas member council 1969), Association Anatomy Chairman (president 1976-1977), American Anatomical Association (executive committee 1986-1990, president 1992-1993, Henry Gray award 1998), American Society Cell Biology, Society Neuroscis., International Primatological Society, Cajal Club (Harman lecturer 1990, Cortical Discoverer award 1991).
Married Verona Muriel Shipman, September 30, 1955. Children: Ann Verona, Sally Elizabeth, Susan Clare.