Sandra J. Clark
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Also affiliated: Northwestern University (1976); The Christie Hospital (2005)
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Sandra J. Clark's research has focused on animal models to study disease mechanisms, particularly in the context of hydrocephalus. Her work has investigated the pathogenesis of aqueductal occlusion in congenital murine hydrocephalus, examining the role of cilia and ependymal cells in cerebrospinal fluid flow. Clark also explored automated cell counting techniques for cerebrospinal fluid analysis. Her earlier publications indicate research interests in social services and child support assurance programs, examining their impact on low-income populations and child poverty rates. She has also conducted studies on fish community sampling methods in floodplain lakes.
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- h-index: 6
- Publications: 13
- Citations: 185
Selected Publications
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A Comparison of Shoreline Seines with Fyke Nets for Sampling Littoral Fish Communities in Floodplain Lakes (2007)
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