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Ayaka Kukino

Oregon Health & Science University

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NoneAyaka Kukino is currently serving as a Science Education Opportunities faculty at Oregon Health & Science University.

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Oregon Health & Science University

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Mistimed Restricted Feeding Disrupts Circadian Rhythms of Male Mating Behavior and Female Preovulatory Lh Surges in Mice. Hormones and Behavior (2022)

Ayaka KukinoThijs J. WalbeekLori J. SunAlexander T. WattJin Ho ParkAlexander S. KauffmanMatthew P. Butler

behavioral sciencesmammalian physiologyfemale preovulatory lhanimal behaviormale mating behaviorphysiologyhuman behaviormammalian biology

Additional File 3 of Natural Food Intake Patterns Have Little Synchronizing Effect on Peripheral Circadian Clocks. Open MIND (2020)

Xiaobin XieAyaka KukinoHaley E. CalcagnoAlec M. BermanJoseph P. GarnerMatthew P. Butler

peripheral circadian clockschronobiologyphysiology

Natural Food Intake Patterns Do Not Synchronize Peripheral Clocks. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2020)

Xiaobin XieAyaka KukinoHaley E CalcagnoAlec BermanJoseph P GarnerMatthew P Butler

biologychronobiologyphysiologyperipheral clocksmammalian biology

Natural Food Intake Patterns Have Little Synchronizing Effect on Peripheral Circadian Clocks. BMC Biology (2020)

Xiaobin XieAyaka KukinoHaley E. CalcagnoAlec M. BermanJoseph P. GarnerMatthew P. Butler

peripheral circadian clockschronobiologyphysiologycryptochromes

Circadian Disruption of Food Availability Significantly Reduces Reproductive Success in Mice. Hormones and Behavior (2018)

Shivam SwamyXiaobin XieAyaka KukinoHaley E. CalcagnoMichael R. LasarevJin Ho ParkMatthew P. Butler

endocrinologymammalian physiologyanimal behaviorchronobiologycircadian disruptionphysiologyfood availabilityanimal physiologyreproductive successmammalian biology

Rapid Response and Slow Recovery of the H3K4Me3 Epigenomic Marker in the Liver After Light-Mediated Phase Advances of the Circadian Clock. Journal of Biological Rhythms (2018)

slow recoveryepigeneticsepigenetic changescell biologymolecular and cellular biologyliver physiologycircadian clockrapid responsechronobiologymolecular biologymolecular cell biology

0150 Misaligned Meals Compromise Reproductive Success in Mice. SLEEP (2017)

endocrinologyinfertilityfitnessreproductive endocrinologyfertilityreproductive biologyreproductive physiologyreproductive sciencebiologyrodent ecologyphysiologyreproductive medicine

High-Dose Estrogen Treatment at Reperfusion Reduces Lesion Volume and Accelerates Recovery of Sensorimotor Function After Experimental Ischemic Stroke. Brain Research (2016)

Randall S. CarpenterIfeanyi IwuchukwuCyrus L. HinksonSydney ReitzWonhee LeeAyaka KukinoAn ZhangMartin M. PikeAgnieszka A. Ardelt

retrospective cohort studiescognitive impairmentfield trialhealth sciencescardiovascular researchthrombosiscohort studiesexperimental ischemic strokephysiologyhigh-dose estrogen treatmentsurvival analysissensorimotor transformationscentral nervous systemvascular biologysensorimotor functioncardiovascular diseasebrain injurypharmacologyhearing researchprospective cohort studiesneuroradiology

Neurobehavioral and Imaging Correlates of Hippocampal Atrophy in a Mouse Model of Vascular Cognitive Impairment. Translational Stroke Research (2015)

Kristen L. ZuloagaWenri ZhangLauren A. YeiserBlair StewartAyaka KukinoXiao NieNatalie E. RoeseMarjorie R. GrafeMartin M. PikeJacob RaberNabil J. Alkayed

vascular cognitive impairmenthippocampal atrophyneurosciencetranslational researchneurodegenerative diseasestranslational imagingmouse model

Soluble Epoxide Hydrolase in Hydrocephalus, Cerebral Edema, and Vascular Inflammation After Subarachnoid Hemorrhage. Stroke (2015)

brain injuryvascular inflammationneurologycerebral vascular regulationophthalmologysubarachnoid hemorrhageintracranial pressureblood vesselssoluble epoxide hydrolasecerebral blood flowstrokefree radical biology

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Ayaka Kukino

Oregon Health & Science University

Affiliations

Science Education Opportunities

NoneAyaka Kukino is currently serving as a Science Education Opportunities faculty at Oregon Health & Science University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Ayaka Kukino

Oregon Health & Science University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Mistimed Restricted Feeding Disrupts Circadian Rhythms of Male Mating Behavior and Female Preovulatory Lh Surges in Mice. Hormones and Behavior (2022)

Ayaka KukinoThijs J. WalbeekLori J. SunAlexander T. WattJin Ho ParkAlexander S. KauffmanMatthew P. Butler

behavioral sciencesmammalian physiologyfemale preovulatory lhanimal behaviormale mating behaviorphysiologyhuman behaviormammalian biology

Additional File 3 of Natural Food Intake Patterns Have Little Synchronizing Effect on Peripheral Circadian Clocks. Open MIND (2020)

Xiaobin XieAyaka KukinoHaley E. CalcagnoAlec M. BermanJoseph P. GarnerMatthew P. Butler

peripheral circadian clockschronobiologyphysiology

Natural Food Intake Patterns Do Not Synchronize Peripheral Clocks. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2020)

Xiaobin XieAyaka KukinoHaley E CalcagnoAlec BermanJoseph P GarnerMatthew P Butler

biologychronobiologyphysiologyperipheral clocksmammalian biology

Natural Food Intake Patterns Have Little Synchronizing Effect on Peripheral Circadian Clocks. BMC Biology (2020)

Xiaobin XieAyaka KukinoHaley E. CalcagnoAlec M. BermanJoseph P. GarnerMatthew P. Butler

peripheral circadian clockschronobiologyphysiologycryptochromes

Circadian Disruption of Food Availability Significantly Reduces Reproductive Success in Mice. Hormones and Behavior (2018)

Shivam SwamyXiaobin XieAyaka KukinoHaley E. CalcagnoMichael R. LasarevJin Ho ParkMatthew P. Butler

endocrinologymammalian physiologyanimal behaviorchronobiologycircadian disruptionphysiologyfood availabilityanimal physiologyreproductive successmammalian biology

Rapid Response and Slow Recovery of the H3K4Me3 Epigenomic Marker in the Liver After Light-Mediated Phase Advances of the Circadian Clock. Journal of Biological Rhythms (2018)

slow recoveryepigeneticsepigenetic changescell biologymolecular and cellular biologyliver physiologycircadian clockrapid responsechronobiologymolecular biologymolecular cell biology

0150 Misaligned Meals Compromise Reproductive Success in Mice. SLEEP (2017)

endocrinologyinfertilityfitnessreproductive endocrinologyfertilityreproductive biologyreproductive physiologyreproductive sciencebiologyrodent ecologyphysiologyreproductive medicine

High-Dose Estrogen Treatment at Reperfusion Reduces Lesion Volume and Accelerates Recovery of Sensorimotor Function After Experimental Ischemic Stroke. Brain Research (2016)

Randall S. CarpenterIfeanyi IwuchukwuCyrus L. HinksonSydney ReitzWonhee LeeAyaka KukinoAn ZhangMartin M. PikeAgnieszka A. Ardelt

Neurobehavioral and Imaging Correlates of Hippocampal Atrophy in a Mouse Model of Vascular Cognitive Impairment. Translational Stroke Research (2015)

Kristen L. ZuloagaWenri ZhangLauren A. YeiserBlair StewartAyaka KukinoXiao NieNatalie E. RoeseMarjorie R. GrafeMartin M. PikeJacob RaberNabil J. Alkayed

vascular cognitive impairmenthippocampal atrophyneurosciencetranslational researchneurodegenerative diseasestranslational imagingmouse model

Soluble Epoxide Hydrolase in Hydrocephalus, Cerebral Edema, and Vascular Inflammation After Subarachnoid Hemorrhage. Stroke (2015)

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