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Allison E Girasole, Ph.D.

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Name Number of Publications Most Recent Publication Publications by All Authors Concept Score Why?
Levodopa420242221.300 Why?
Dyskinesia, Drug-Induced320241651.110 Why?
Neostriatum220152470.910 Why?
Corpus Striatum4202412340.670 Why?
Antiparkinson Agents120181840.550 Why?
Receptor, Muscarinic M412015160.520 Why?
RGS Proteins12015740.510 Why?
Neuronal Plasticity3202214320.490 Why?
Dopamine Agents120151890.480 Why?
Parkinsonian Disorders120152850.410 Why?
Adrenergic Agonists22012570.400 Why?
Neurons7202494290.380 Why?
Receptors, Adrenergic120111550.380 Why?
Muscarinic Agonists12011910.370 Why?
Receptors, Muscarinic120111570.370 Why?
Interneurons120155870.360 Why?
Parkinson Disease1201828670.220 Why?
Purkinje Cells220222260.220 Why?
Thyroid Hormones120244020.190 Why?
Heart2201244310.190 Why?
Chorea12022790.190 Why?
Dyskinesias12022790.190 Why?
Motor Cortex2201910060.180 Why?
Receptors, N-Methyl-D-Aspartate220228940.170 Why?
Neural Pathways2201930560.150 Why?
Dopamine1202416010.140 Why?
Guinea Pigs2201213080.110 Why?
Neurogenesis120198620.110 Why?
Signal Transduction12015234190.100 Why?
Mice, Transgenic3202195200.100 Why?
Learning1202117370.100 Why?
Angiotensin II220128480.100 Why?
Receptors, Adrenergic, beta120122420.100 Why?
Receptor, Angiotensin, Type 212011600.100 Why?
Potassium Channel Blockers120111610.090 Why?
Receptor, Angiotensin, Type 1120111530.090 Why?
Mice, Inbred C57BL42024221280.090 Why?
Animals1020241680890.080 Why?
Prefrontal Cortex1201922190.080 Why?
Membrane Potentials1201110880.080 Why?
Potassium1201113090.070 Why?
Adrenergic beta-Antagonists1201212410.070 Why?
Electric Stimulation1201117360.070 Why?
Angiotensin Receptor Antagonists1201110390.060 Why?
Disease Models, Animal32022182220.060 Why?
Synapses2202417550.050 Why?
Exploratory Behavior120242750.050 Why?
Long-Term Synaptic Depression12021590.050 Why?
Oligodendroglia120245370.040 Why?
Excitatory Postsynaptic Potentials120213690.040 Why?
Long-Term Potentiation120212900.040 Why?
Heart Diseases1201227950.040 Why?
Presynaptic Terminals120213020.040 Why?
Mice52024813300.040 Why?
Calcium1201157190.040 Why?
Synaptic Transmission1202411670.040 Why?
Frontal Lobe1202414160.040 Why?
Substantia Nigra120193470.040 Why?
Action Potentials1202418300.030 Why?
Male720243607030.030 Why?
Astrocytes1202413410.030 Why?
Cerebellum1202115010.030 Why?
Timolol12012510.030 Why?
Cholinergic Agents12012960.020 Why?
Motor Activity1202127120.020 Why?
Time Factors12011399570.020 Why?
Cerebral Cortex1202457750.020 Why?
Evoked Potentials1201210470.020 Why?
Female320223925520.020 Why?
Chronic Disease1201293190.010 Why?
Humans220217612220.010 Why?
Brain12021270940.010 Why?
Myocardial Infarction12012114760.010 Why?
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