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Glutamate Biosensor
K. H. Lee, C. Blaha, K. J. Kristic, F. L. Hitti,C. D. Ansevin, C. Muly, B. Harris, J.C. Leiter, and D.W. Roberts. STN HIGH FREQUENCY STIMULATION RESULTS IN STN GLUTAMATE RELEASE AND STRIATAL DOPAMINE RELEASE IN THE RAT: POTENTIAL MECHANISM OF ACTION IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE. Program No. 70. Rome, Italy: World Society for Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery, 2005. Poster
H. Morita, C. Abe, C. Awazu, and K. Tanaka, LONG-TERM HYPERGRAVITY INDUCES PLASTIC ALTERATIONS IN VESTIBULO-CARDIOVASCULAR REFLEX IN CONSCIOUS RATS. Neuroscience Letters, 412, 2007.
Y. Hu, K.M. Mitchell, F.N. Albahadily, E.K. Michaelis, G.S. Wilson, DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF GLUTAMATE RELEADSE IN THE BRAIN USING A DUAL ENZYME_BASED ELECTROCHEMICAL BIOSENSOR. Brain Res. 659, 117-125, 1994.
Y. Hu, G.S. Wilson, A TEMPORARY LOCAL ENERGY POOL COUPLED TO NEURONAL ACTIVITY: FLUCTUATIONS OF EXTRACELLULAR LACTATE LEVELS IN RAT BRAIN MONITORED WITH RAPID-RESPONSE ENZYME BASED SENSOR. J. Neurochem, 69, 1484-1490, 1997.
Y. Hu, G.S. Wilson, RAPID CHANGES IN LOCAL EXTRACELLULAR RAT BRAIN GLUCOSE OBSERVED WITH AN IN VIVO GLUCOSE SENSOR. J. Neurochem., 68, 1745-1752, 1997.
D.A. Johnson, S. Gabbert, D.V. Aillon, M. Ammam, G.S. Wilson. A NEW OXYGEN INSENSITIVE GLUTAMATE BIOSENSOR FOR IN VIVO USE UNDER ISCHEMIC CONDITIONS. Program No. 835.15. Atlanta, GA: Society for Neuroscience, 2006. Poster.
J. JOHN1,2, L. RAMANATHAN1,2, J. M. SIEGEL1,2,3; 1Psychiatry/ Neurobiol Res, UCLA / Sepulveda VA Medical Center, North Hills, CA, 2Psychiatry, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, 3Brain Research Institute, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA. RAPID VARIATIONS IN GLUTAMATE LEVELS ACROSS SLEEP-WAKE STATES Presentation 14.4 Atlanta, GA, Society for Neuroscience, 2006.
D. Aillon, D. Johnson, D. A. Johnson, S. Gabert, G. S. Wilson, V. S. Palamarchouk and V. Smagin, IN VIVO REAL-TIME MEASUREMENT OF NEUROTRANSMITTERS Presentation Sardegna, Italy: 11th International Conference on In Vivo Methods, 2006.
Steven J. Siegel1, Richard S. Ehrlichman1, Jennifer M. Phillips1, Yuling Liang1, Bruce I. Turetsky1, Daniel Aillon2, David Johnson2. KETAMINE CAUSES PERSISTENT EVOKED GAMMA OSCILLATIONS SIMILAR TO SCHIZOPHRENIA AND REDUCED HIPPOCAMPAL GLUTAMATE CONCENTRATIONS IN MICE Presentation No. 802 Toronto, Canada: Society Of Biological Psychiatry, 2006. Abstract.
K.H. Lee, F.L. Hitti, V.L. Tawfik, K.J. Kristic, B.T. Harris, J.C. Leiter, D.W. Roberts. HIGH-FREQUENCY STIMULATION ABOLISHES NETWORK OSCILLATIONS BY ASTROCYTIC GLUTAMATE RELEASE Program No. 898.2. 2005 Abstract Viewer/Itinerary Planner. Washington, DC: Society for Neuroscience, 2005. Online
D. Song, V. Palamarchouk, A. Medd, D. Aillon, D.A. Johnson, L. Mrzljak, G. Smagin. IN VIVO REAL TIME MEASUREMENT OF GLUTAMATE IN BASOLATERAL AMYGDALA (BLA) OF BEHAVING ANIMALS SUBJECTED TO CONDITIONED FEAR STRESS PARADIGM Program No. 922.20. San Diego, CA: Society for Neuroscience, 2004. Poster.
D.A. Johnson, M. Burch, S. Gabbert, D.V.- Aillon, G.S. Wilson, R. Gifford, C. Xiaohong. IN-VITRO AND IN-VIVO REAL-TIME WIRELESS MONITORING SYSTEM FOR GLUTAMATE. Washington, D.C., NIH SBIR Showcase, 2004.
D.A. Johnson, M. Burch, S. Gabbert, D.V.- Aillon, G.S. Wilson, R. Gifford, C. Xiaohong. IN-VITRO AND IN-VIVO REAL-TIME WIRELESS MONITORING SYSTEM FOR GLUTAMATE. Program No. 326.7. New Orleans, LA: Society for Neuroscience, 2003. Poster.
Mouse EEG/EMG
E. Naylor, D. Johnson, H. Harmon, S. Gabbert, A.D. Laposky, F.W.- Turek. VALIDATION OF A TURNKEY, THREE BIOPOTENTIAL CHANNEL SYSTEM FOR SLEEP RECORDING IN MICE Program No. 921.7. Washington, DC: Society for Neuroscience, 2005. Poster.
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Carbon Fiber Sensors
D.A. Johnson, D.V. Aillon, D.A. Johnson, V. Palamarchouk, G. Smagin. IN VITRO STUDY OF A NEW CARBON FIBER MICROELECTRODE FOR REAL-TIME MEASUREMENT OF DOPAMINE WITH DIGITAL WIRELESS TRANSMISSION Program No. 453.20. Washington, DC: Society for Neuroscience, 2005. Poster.
V.S. Palamarchouk, D. Song, D. Aillon, D.A. Johnson, D. Johnson, N.E. Goeders, G.N. Smagin. IN VIVO REAL TIME MEASUREMENT OF DOPAMINE WITH DIGITAL WIRELESS DATA TRANSMISSION: APPLICATION TO STUDIES IN BEHAVING ANIMALS Program No. 453.21. 2005 Abstract Viewer/Itinerary Planner. Washington, DC: Society for Neuroscience, 2005. Poster.
Glucose Sensor
M. Yasuzawa. DEVELOPMENT OF BIOSENSORS FOR IN VIVO MEASUREMENT, Presentation. Tokyo, Japan, 8th Meeting of Total Solution of Laboratory Animal Science, 2005. Abstract. |
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