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Barbara Horwitz

Professor Emeritus

University of California, Davis

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School of Medicine

Physiology and Membrane Biology

Barbara Horwitz is currently serving as a Physiology And Membrane Biology Professor Emeritus at University of California, Davis.

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University of California, Davis

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Temperature Dependence of Hippocampal Short‐Term Facilitation (Stf) in Syrian Hamsters, a Hibernating Species. The FASEB Journal (2020)

Barbara HorwitzJohn M. Horowitz

syrian hamsterstemperature dependencedevelopmental neurobiologyneurosciencemammalian biologycognitive neurosciencerespiratory neurobiologyavian biologyhippocampal short-term facilitationneurologyneurophysiologyneural scienceexperimental analysisanimal physiologyphysiologyhibernating speciesmammalian physiologycentral nervous systemneuroanatomy

Extreme Neuroplasticity of Hippocampal Ca1 Pyramidal Neurons in Hibernating Mammalian Species. Frontiers in Neuroanatomy (2019)

John M. HorowitzBarbara A. Horwitz

systems neuroscienceneural sciencecellular neurobiologyextreme neuroplasticitybrain scienceneurosciencecentral nervous systemneurodynamicsmammalian biologyneurologyneuroanatomyneurophysiologymammalian speciescognitive neurosciencebrain structure

Long‐Term Potentiation (Ltp) in Syrian Hamster Hippocampal Slices Can Be Generated at Warm (35[Deg]C[Endash]20[Deg]C) but Not Cool (15[Deg]C) Slice Temperatures Over a Hibernation Cycle. The FASEB Journal (2017)

John M HorowitzJock S HamiltonSat M ChauBarbara A Horwitz

biophysicssystems neuroscienceavian biologyhibernation cyclelong-term potentiationneurosciencescientometricsslice temperaturescomputational neurosciencephysiologymammalian biologycognitive neuroscience

Syrian Hamster Neuroplasticity Mechanisms Fail as Temperature Declines to 15 °C, but Histaminergic Neuromodulation Persists. Journal of Comparative Physiology B (2017)

Jock S. HamiltonSat M. ChauKevin J. MalinsGiancarlo G. IbanezJohn M. HorowitzBarbara A. Horwitz

biophysicsendocrinologysyrian hamster neuroplasticityneurosciencecomparative physiologyanimal physiologyphysiologyneurophysiology

Recovery of Syrian Hamster Hippocampal Signaling Following Its Depression During Oxygen-Glucose Deprivation is Enhanced by Cold Temperatures and by Hibernation. Neuroscience Letters (2016)

Alexandra MikhailovaJacob MackNicholas VitaglianoJock S. HamiltonJohn M. HorowitzBarbara A. Horwitz

cold temperaturesaffective neurosciencebrain scienceneuroscienceneurophysiologydepressionanimal physiologyoxygen-glucose deprivationneurologyneuroanatomyrehabilitationnervous systemrespiratory neurobiology

Winter‐Like Conditions Do Not Enhance Neuroprotection From Ogd in Syrian Hamsters. The FASEB Journal (2016)

Ekaterina Aldonza TangogIris PérezJock S HamiltonJohn M HorowitzBarbara A Horwitz

syrian hamstersavian biologyveterinary medicineneuroprotectionneuroscienceneurologywinter-like conditions

448. Critical Care Medicine (2015)

Natalia Martinez-SchlurmannSankeerth RampaNalliah RomeshVeerasathpurush AllareddyAlexandre RottaVeerajalandhar Allareddy

How Diversity is Becoming a Reality in the American Physiological Society.. PubMed (2015)

Patricia E. MolinaBarbara HorwitzHannah V. CareySusan M. BarmanKim E. BarrettJane F. Reckelhoff

diversity (business)cultural diversityphysiologycommunicationbiodiversity

We’ve Come a Long Way! How Diversity is Becoming a Reality in the American Physiological Society. (2015)

Patricia E. MolinaBarbara A HorwitzHannah V. CareySusan M. BarmanKim E. BarrettJane F. Reckelhoff

cultural diversitydiversity (business)physiology

Histamine Enhances Syrian Hamster Hippocampal Neuronal Activity at Low Levels of Synaptic Excitation (1100.11). The FASEB Journal (2014)

Kevin MalinsJock HamiltonJohn HorowitzBarbara Horwitz

systems neurosciencegeneticscellular neurobiologylow levelssynaptic excitationneurosciencecentral nervous systemmolecular neurobiologymammalian biologyneurologyneuroanatomyneurophysiologycognitive neuroscience

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Barbara Horwitz

Professor Emeritus

University of California, Davis

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Physiology and Membrane Biology

Barbara Horwitz is currently serving as a Physiology And Membrane Biology Professor Emeritus at University of California, Davis.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Barbara Horwitz

University of California, Davis

Professor Emeritus

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Temperature Dependence of Hippocampal Short‐Term Facilitation (Stf) in Syrian Hamsters, a Hibernating Species. The FASEB Journal (2020)

Barbara HorwitzJohn M. Horowitz

Extreme Neuroplasticity of Hippocampal Ca1 Pyramidal Neurons in Hibernating Mammalian Species. Frontiers in Neuroanatomy (2019)

John M. HorowitzBarbara A. Horwitz

John M HorowitzJock S HamiltonSat M ChauBarbara A Horwitz

Syrian Hamster Neuroplasticity Mechanisms Fail as Temperature Declines to 15 °C, but Histaminergic Neuromodulation Persists. Journal of Comparative Physiology B (2017)

Jock S. HamiltonSat M. ChauKevin J. MalinsGiancarlo G. IbanezJohn M. HorowitzBarbara A. Horwitz

biophysicsendocrinologysyrian hamster neuroplasticityneurosciencecomparative physiologyanimal physiologyphysiologyneurophysiology

Recovery of Syrian Hamster Hippocampal Signaling Following Its Depression During Oxygen-Glucose Deprivation is Enhanced by Cold Temperatures and by Hibernation. Neuroscience Letters (2016)

Alexandra MikhailovaJacob MackNicholas VitaglianoJock S. HamiltonJohn M. HorowitzBarbara A. Horwitz

Winter‐Like Conditions Do Not Enhance Neuroprotection From Ogd in Syrian Hamsters. The FASEB Journal (2016)

Ekaterina Aldonza TangogIris PérezJock S HamiltonJohn M HorowitzBarbara A Horwitz

syrian hamstersavian biologyveterinary medicineneuroprotectionneuroscienceneurologywinter-like conditions

448. Critical Care Medicine (2015)

Natalia Martinez-SchlurmannSankeerth RampaNalliah RomeshVeerasathpurush AllareddyAlexandre RottaVeerajalandhar Allareddy

How Diversity is Becoming a Reality in the American Physiological Society.. PubMed (2015)

Patricia E. MolinaBarbara HorwitzHannah V. CareySusan M. BarmanKim E. BarrettJane F. Reckelhoff

diversity (business)cultural diversityphysiologycommunicationbiodiversity

We’ve Come a Long Way! How Diversity is Becoming a Reality in the American Physiological Society. (2015)

Patricia E. MolinaBarbara A HorwitzHannah V. CareySusan M. BarmanKim E. BarrettJane F. Reckelhoff

cultural diversitydiversity (business)physiology

Histamine Enhances Syrian Hamster Hippocampal Neuronal Activity at Low Levels of Synaptic Excitation (1100.11). The FASEB Journal (2014)

Kevin MalinsJock HamiltonJohn HorowitzBarbara Horwitz

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