neuroembryologistn.

1950 V. Hamburger & R. Levi-Montalcini in P. Weiss Genetic Neurol. 141 The neuroembryologist is largely concerned with the further elaboration of these elementary patterns of the early neural tube.

1970 M. V. Edds in F. O. Schmitt Neuro-sciences: 2nd Study Program v. 51/2 The roster of experimental neuroembryologists active since Harrison opened the field early in the century includes some of the most able developmental biologists.

1979 Sci. Amer. Sept. 112/2 The tendency of developing cells of the same embryonic origin to selectively adhere to one another was first demonstrated more than fifty years ago, but it is only in the past decade that this subject has attracted the attention it deserves from neuroembryologists.

1997 Brain Pathol. 7 765 Hypotheses advanced in the mid-1920's have remained as fixed concepts in contemporary literature,..despite a growing body of information discrediting these ideas from neuroembryologists, oncologists, neuroscientists and pathologists.