Mark Stewart

Spinal cord injury

Mark Patek, Mark Stewart

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Latexin and calretinin together define a novel excitatory neuron subclass in the claustrum of the short‐tailed fruit bat, Carollia perspicillata

Timothy D. Morello, Richard Kollmar, Mark Stewart, Rena Orman

Abstract The claustrum is a telencephalic structure with inputs from and outputs to many other brain structures. This central arrangement has motivated research on the claustrum's role in cognition and highlights the need to understand its intrinsic connectivity. In the fruit bat, …

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Timothy D. Morello, Richard Kollmar, Mark Stewart, Rena Orman

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Timothy D. Morello, Richard Kollmar, Mark Stewart, Rena Orman

Bats as instructive animal models for studying longevity and aging

Lisa Noelle Cooper, MOHAMMAD YUNUS KHALIL ANSARI, Grace Capshaw, Alex Galazyuk et autres

Bats (order Chiroptera) are emerging as instructive animal models for aging studies. Unlike some common laboratory species, they meet a central criterion for aging studies: they live for a long time in the wild or in captivity, for 20, 30, and even …

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Lisa Noelle Cooper, MOHAMMAD YUNUS KHALIL ANSARI, Grace Capshaw, Alex Galazyuk et autres

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Lisa Noelle Cooper, MOHAMMAD YUNUS KHALIL ANSARI, Grace Capshaw, Alex Galazyuk et autres

LATEXIN AND CALRETININ LABELING DEFINE A NOVEL EXCITATORY NEURON SUBCLASS IN THE CLAUSTRUM OF THE SHORT-TAILED FRUIT BAT, CAROLLIA PERSPICILLATA

Timothy D. Morello, Richard Kollmar, Mark Stewart, Rena Orman

Latexin is an intracellular marker that has been well-defined in claustrum and dorsal endopiriform nucleus of multiple species. In claustrum and endopiriform nucleus of rat and bat, co-expression of latexin with markers of inhibitory neurons has never been reported, suggesting that the …

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Spinal cord injury

Mark Patek, Mark Stewart

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Recurrent cerebellar ischemic infarctions and stereotyped peri-ictal sympathetic responses in a near-SUDEP patient with cardiovascular risk factors

José L. Vega, Anna Carrasco, Nabeela Karim, Mark Stewart et autres

We report a 60-year-old woman who presented to the emergency department after experiencing a witnessed unknown onset bilateral tonic clonic seizure (GTCS) that culminated in cardiac arrest. A neurology consultant uncovered a years-long history of frequent episodic staring followed by confusion and …

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Hiding in plain sight? A review of post-convulsive leukocyte elevations

José L. Vega, Barry R. Komisaruk, Mark Stewart

During physiological stress responses such as vigorous exercise, emotional states of fear and rage, and asphyxia, the nervous system induces a massive release of systemic catecholamines that prepares the body for survival by increasing cardiac output and redirecting blood flow from non-essential …

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The retrosplenial cortex of Carollia perspicillata , Seba's short‐tailed fruit bat

Timothy D. Morello, Richard Kollmar, Mark Stewart, Rena Orman

Retrosplenial cortex (RSC) is a brain region involved in critical cognitive functions including memory, planning, and spatial navigation and is commonly affected in neurodegenerative diseases. Subregions of RSC are typically described as Brodmann areas 29 and 30, which are defined by cytoarchitectural …

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