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Ann Schreihofer

Professor Physiology & Anatomy

University of North Texas Health Science Center

Affiliations

College of Biomedical and Translational Sciences

Physiology and Anatomy

University of North Texas Health Science Center

College of Public Health

Focused on Resources for her Health Education and Research (FOR HER)

Texas Center for Health Disparities

Texas Prevention Institute (TPI)

School Of Public Health

Department Of Behavioral And Community Health

Department Of Behavioraland Community Health

Department Of Environmental And Occupational Health Sciences

Department Of Health Management And Policy

Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine

Department of Pediatrics & Women’s Health

Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences ; Physiology & Anatomy

School of Biomedical Sciences

Physiology and Anatomy

UNT System College of Pharmacy

Ann Schreihofer is currently serving as a College Of Biomedical And Translational Sciences Professor Physiology & Anatomy at University of North Texas Health Science Center.

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University of North Texas Health Science Center

Professor Physiology & Anatomy

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physiology neuroscience neurophysiology nervous system circulatory physiology central nervous system endocrinology pharmacology obesity medicine neurology energy homeostasis metabolic syndrome animal physiology neuropharmacology psychoneuroendocrinology mammalian physiology mammalian biology spinal cord obese zucker rats electrophysiology neuroanatomy neuropsychopharmacology comparative physiology applied physiology neurotransmission rostral ventrolateral medulla cellular physiology hypothalamic peptide vascular biology peripheral nervous system hypoxia (medicine) human physiology veterinary physiology respiratory neurobiology physiological regulation neurotransmitters autonomic systems nucleus tractus solitarius arterial pressure physiological research neurochemistry cardiovascular physiology motor control neuromodulation (medicine) experimental pharmacology molecular neurobiology appetite control experimental medicine clinical pharmacology brain science neural science receptor (biochemistry) vasopressin release avian biology pharmacological research clinical neuroscience renal pathophysiology hemostasis g protein-coupled receptor mechanisms of action ventrolateral medulla sympathetic vasomotor tone rat medulla glycinergic respiratory neurons sympathetic reflexes lpa receptors future medicinal chemistry peptide science functional selectivity brain circulation neurostimulation juxtacellular labeling gabaergic neurons btzinger neurons bulbospinal catecholaminergic neurons recombinant lpa receptor messenger rna career mobility opioid analgesics blood pressure serotonergic neurons arginine vasopressin adrenergic agents heart rate plasma volume brain stem lysophosphatidic acid receptors adrenergic neurons cholinergic agonists phenylethanolamine n-methyltransferase neurons career choice solitary nucleus blood vessels zucker rats

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Fasting Reduces Elevated Hippocampal Pakt-S473 and Pgsk3 β -S9 but Not Ptau-S396 in Male Obese Zucker Rats (Ozrs) With No Effect in Lean Zucker Rats (Lzrs) or Female Zucker Rats. Physiology (2025)

physiologyobesity medicineenergy homeostasisendocrinologymetabolic syndromemolecular neurosciencelean zucker ratsobesityhippocampal pakt-s473metabolic healthfemale zucker ratsneurosciencebehavioral neuroscience

Feeding Status Transiently Alters the Phosphorylation of Enzymes in the Pi3K/Akt/Gsk3β Pathway but Not Phosphorylated Tau in the Cortex of Male Obese Zucker Rats. Physiology (2024)

physiologyobesity medicineenergy homeostasisappetite controlinsulin signalingmetabolic regulationphosphorylated taumetabolic syndromeobesitystatus transiently alterspi3k/akt/gsk3β pathwaymetabolismmolecular physiologyneurosciencemetabolic pathwayscell metabolism

Temporal and Region-Specific Tau Hyperphosphorylation in the Medulla and Forebrain Coincides With Development of Functional Changes in Male Obese Zucker Rats. Journal of Neurophysiology (2024)

physiologyregion-specific tau hyperphosphorylationneuroendocrine mechanismsmolecular neurosciencebehavioral neurosciencepineal researchfunctional changesmolecular neurodegenerationhypothalamic peptidepsychoneuroendocrinologyneuroscienceneuroanatomyforebrain coincides

Sex Differences in the Development of Impaired Spatial Learning and Tau Protein Hyper-Phosphorylation in Obese Zucker Rats. Physiology (2023)

physiologyenergy homeostasisimpaired spatial learningobese zucker ratssex differencesobesityknockout micemolecular neurodegenerationanimal cognitionneurosciencebehavioral neuroscience

Temporal and Region‐Specific Tau Protein Hyper‐Phosphorylation in the Brain Coincides With the Development of Impaired Baroreflex Control of Arterial Pressure and Spatial Learning in Male Obese Zucker Rats. The FASEB Journal (2022)

physiologyobesity medicinebrain scienceenergy homeostasisphysiological researchmetabolic syndromearterial pressuremolecular neurodegenerationimpaired baroreflex controlnervous systemspatial learningneuroscienceneurophysiology

Preserved Glycemic Control and Baroreflex Efficacy in Young Adult Hypertensive Female Obese Zucker Rats. American Journal of Physiology-Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology (2021)

physiologyobesity medicineenergy homeostasisobesity managementendocrinologymetabolic syndromeendocrine hypertensionpreserved glycemic controlhypertensionobesitybaroreflex efficacyhealth sciences

Hypertension and Exaggerated Sympatho‐Excitatory Reflexes Are Reduced by Low Salt Diet in Male Obese Zucker Rats With No Effect in Lean Zucker Rats. The FASEB Journal (2020)

physiologyobesity medicineappetite controllow salt dietkinesiologyanimal physiologyendocrinologymetabolic syndromeendocrine hypertensionlean zucker ratsobesityhypertensionexaggerated sympatho‐excitatory reflexesnervous systemcirculatory physiology

Alpha Adrenergic Inputs to Pvn Do Not Play a Role in the Sympathetic, Phrenic or Cardiovascular Responses to Intravenous Sodium Cyanide. The FASEB Journal (2018)

physiologyadrenal glandscardiovascular responseselectrophysiologypharmacologyintravenous sodium cyanidealpha adrenergic inputsneuropharmacologyvascular pharmacologynervous systempsychoneuroendocrinologycirculatory physiology

Hypertensive Young Adult Female Obese Zucker Rats (Ozr) Do Not Have the Blunted Baroreflexes and Poor Glycemic Control Observed in Age‐Matched Hypertensive Male Ozr. The FASEB Journal (2018)

physiologyobesity medicineblunted baroreflexesendocrinologymetabolic syndromemetabolic disordersendocrine hypertensionpoor glycemic controlobesityhypertensionhealth sciences

Improved Glucose Homeostasis in Male Obese Zucker Rats Coincides With Enhanced Baroreflexes and Activation of the Nucleus Tractus Solitarius. American Journal of Physiology-Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology (2018)

physiologyobesity medicineenergy homeostasisdiabetesinsulin signalingdiabetes researchendocrinologymetabolic syndromeenhanced baroreflexesobesitymetabolic stateglucose homeostasisnucleus tractus solitariusnervous systemmetabolismneuroscience

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Ann Schreihofer

Professor Physiology & Anatomy

University of North Texas Health Science Center

Affiliations

College of Biomedical and Translational Sciences

Physiology and Anatomy

University of North Texas Health Science Center

College of Public Health

Focused on Resources for her Health Education and Research (FOR HER)

Texas Center for Health Disparities

Texas Prevention Institute (TPI)

School Of Public Health

Department Of Behavioral And Community Health

Department Of Behavioraland Community Health

Department Of Environmental And Occupational Health Sciences

Department Of Health Management And Policy

Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine

Department of Pediatrics & Women’s Health

Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences ; Physiology & Anatomy

School of Biomedical Sciences

Physiology and Anatomy

UNT System College of Pharmacy

Ann Schreihofer is currently serving as a College Of Biomedical And Translational Sciences Professor Physiology & Anatomy at University of North Texas Health Science Center.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Ann Schreihofer

University of North Texas Health Science Center

Professor Physiology & Anatomy

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Fasting Reduces Elevated Hippocampal Pakt-S473 and Pgsk3 β -S9 but Not Ptau-S396 in Male Obese Zucker Rats (Ozrs) With No Effect in Lean Zucker Rats (Lzrs) or Female Zucker Rats. Physiology (2025)

Feeding Status Transiently Alters the Phosphorylation of Enzymes in the Pi3K/Akt/Gsk3β Pathway but Not Phosphorylated Tau in the Cortex of Male Obese Zucker Rats. Physiology (2024)

Temporal and Region-Specific Tau Hyperphosphorylation in the Medulla and Forebrain Coincides With Development of Functional Changes in Male Obese Zucker Rats. Journal of Neurophysiology (2024)

Sex Differences in the Development of Impaired Spatial Learning and Tau Protein Hyper-Phosphorylation in Obese Zucker Rats. Physiology (2023)

physiologyenergy homeostasisimpaired spatial learningobese zucker ratssex differencesobesityknockout micemolecular neurodegenerationanimal cognitionneurosciencebehavioral neuroscience

Preserved Glycemic Control and Baroreflex Efficacy in Young Adult Hypertensive Female Obese Zucker Rats. American Journal of Physiology-Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology (2021)

physiologyobesity medicineenergy homeostasisobesity managementendocrinologymetabolic syndromeendocrine hypertensionpreserved glycemic controlhypertensionobesitybaroreflex efficacyhealth sciences

Hypertension and Exaggerated Sympatho‐Excitatory Reflexes Are Reduced by Low Salt Diet in Male Obese Zucker Rats With No Effect in Lean Zucker Rats. The FASEB Journal (2020)

Alpha Adrenergic Inputs to Pvn Do Not Play a Role in the Sympathetic, Phrenic or Cardiovascular Responses to Intravenous Sodium Cyanide. The FASEB Journal (2018)

Hypertensive Young Adult Female Obese Zucker Rats (Ozr) Do Not Have the Blunted Baroreflexes and Poor Glycemic Control Observed in Age‐Matched Hypertensive Male Ozr. The FASEB Journal (2018)

physiologyobesity medicineblunted baroreflexesendocrinologymetabolic syndromemetabolic disordersendocrine hypertensionpoor glycemic controlobesityhypertensionhealth sciences

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