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Barry E. Knox, PhD

Professor

Upstate Medical University

Affiliations

Center For Vision Research

Department Of Ophthalmology And Visual Science

Center For Vision Research

College of Graduate Studies

Department Of Ophthalmology And Visual Science

Norton College of Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Department Of Neuroscience And Physiology

Department Of Psychiatry And Behavioural Neuroscience

Institute Of Crouse Neuroscience

Department Of Anesthesiology

Norton College Of Medicine

Upstate Medical University

Barry E. Knox, Phd is currently serving as a Center For Vision Research Professor at Upstate Medical University.

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Barry E. Knox, PhD

Upstate Medical University

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molecular biology ophthalmology biochemistry photoreceptor cells visual science neuroscience ophthalmology retina molecular cell biology retina cellular physiology gene expression molecular and cellular biology signal transduction molecular physiology visual system molecular genetics developmental cell biological chemistry gene function protein science photochemistry cell signaling developmental system molecular regulation transcription (biology) gene regulation pigments vertebrate vision ocular disease protein function cellular biochemistry avian biology molecular neurodegeneration transcription regulation vision research mammalian biology structural molecular biology protein expression gene transfer photobiology protein genetics retinitis pigmentosa animal biotechnology cell physiology retinylidene schiff base aging cell invertebrate vision visual pathways molecular pathways ocular tissues cell biophysics xenopus rhodopsin gene counterion switch photoreceptor degeneration cone arrestin crystal structures rna biology phototropin cellular senescence degenerative pathology visual impairments cellular biology bioluminescence biochemical taxonomy gene characterization g protein-coupled receptor receptor specificity novel retinal photoreceptors transgene expression transducin activation bovine opsin apoprotein age-related retinal degeneration unfolded protein response endoplasmic reticulum stress age-related loss living cells peptides autoimmune diseases neurovirology neuro-ophthalmology pathogenesis neuropathology parasitology cell research vision rehabilitation infectious diseases nervous system optogenetics neuroimmunology ocular surface developmental neurobiology central nervous system neurodegenerative diseases neuroanatomy neurogenetics peptide science molecular neuroscience invertebrate pathology immunity (medicine) medical entomology neurons immunology glaucoma receptors

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Functional Characterization of Ixodes Neuropeptide Receptors. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

neuropeptide receptorsreceptorsneuropsychopharmacologypharmacologypeptidesfunctional characterizationneuropharmacologyreceptor (biochemistry)neuropeptidesneurosciencepharmacological research

Mitochondrial and Microtubule Defects in Exfoliation Glaucoma. Free Radical Biology and Medicine (2025)

glaucomaophthalmologycellular physiologycytoskeletonocular surfaceexfoliation glaucomaocular tissuestrabecular meshwork

The Formin Daam1 Regulates the Deubiquitinase Activity of Usp10 and Integrin Homeostasis. European Journal of Cell Biology (2023)

signaling pathwaysprotein functiondeubiquitinase activitycell signalingmolecular and cellular biologymolecular regulationintegrin homeostasismolecular cell biologymolecular biologymolecular pathwaysformin daam1signal transductionmolecular physiologycell biology

Interaction of Human Crx and Nrl in Live Hek293T Cells Measured Using Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer (Fret). Scientific Reports (2022)

cellular physiologycell signalingcell physiologyfluorescencemolecular biologymolecular communicationbiological imaginghuman crxcell biologysignal transductioncellular biochemistrylive hek293t cellsmolecular imaging

Temporal Contrast Sensitivity Increases Despite Photoreceptor Degeneration in a Mouse Model of Retinitis Pigmentosa. eNeuro (2021)

retinitis pigmentosavisual sciencemouse modelphotoreceptor degenerationophthalmologyphotoreceptor cellsretinavisual systemmolecular neurodegenerationophthalmology retinavisual pathwaysneuroscienceneurons

Observation of Crx and Nrl Interactions in Live Single Mammalian Cells Using Laser Scanning Confocal Microscopy and Flow Cytometry Fret. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2020)

biophysicscellular physiologycell manipulationnrl interactionsflow cytometry fretconfocal microscopycell researchcell biophysicsbiological imagingcell biology

Structural Basis of Functional Alterations Caused by Mutations in the Homeodomain of Crx. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2020)

protein functionmutagenesismolecular and cellular biologymolecular cell biologyfunctional alterationsmolecular geneticsmolecular biologystructural molecular biologybiological chemistrymolecular basismutagenesis (molecular biology technique)structural basisbiochemistry

Enhanced Temporal Contrast Sensitivity Precedes Retinal Degeneration in a P23H Mouse Model of Retinitis Pigmentosa. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2019)

retinitis pigmentosavisual scienceophthalmologyneuro-ophthalmologyretinavisual systemmolecular neurodegenerationretinal degenerationophthalmology retinap23h mouse modelneuroscienceocular disease

Retinal Tissue Preparation for High-Resolution Live Imaging of Photoreceptors Expressing Multiple Transgenes. MethodsX (2018)

visual scienceophthalmologybiomedical engineeringphotoreceptor cellsretinaretinal tissue preparationconfocal microscopyhigh-resolution live imagingbiological imagingophthalmology retinabiomedical imagingnovel imaging methodsexperimental ophthalmologymultiple transgenes

Ablation of the Proapoptotic Genes Chop or Ask1 Does Not Prevent or Delay Loss of Visual Function in a P23H Transgenic Mouse Model of Retinitis Pigmentosa. PLoS ONE (2014)

retinitis pigmentosaglaucomaophthalmologyphotoreceptor cellsneuro-ophthalmologyretinamolecular cell biologyknockout miceophthalmology retinaproapoptotic genes chopdelay losscell biology

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Barry E. Knox, PhD

Professor

Upstate Medical University

Affiliations

Center For Vision Research

Department Of Ophthalmology And Visual Science

Center For Vision Research

College of Graduate Studies

Department Of Ophthalmology And Visual Science

Norton College of Medicine

Department Of Anesthesiology

Department Of Neuroscience And Physiology

Department Of Psychiatry And Behavioural Neuroscience

Institute Of Crouse Neuroscience

Department Of Anesthesiology

Norton College Of Medicine

Upstate Medical University

Barry E. Knox, Phd is currently serving as a Center For Vision Research Professor at Upstate Medical University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Upstate Medical University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Functional Characterization of Ixodes Neuropeptide Receptors. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

neuropeptide receptorsreceptorsneuropsychopharmacologypharmacologypeptidesfunctional characterizationneuropharmacologyreceptor (biochemistry)neuropeptidesneurosciencepharmacological research

Mitochondrial and Microtubule Defects in Exfoliation Glaucoma. Free Radical Biology and Medicine (2025)

glaucomaophthalmologycellular physiologycytoskeletonocular surfaceexfoliation glaucomaocular tissuestrabecular meshwork

The Formin Daam1 Regulates the Deubiquitinase Activity of Usp10 and Integrin Homeostasis. European Journal of Cell Biology (2023)

Interaction of Human Crx and Nrl in Live Hek293T Cells Measured Using Fluorescence Resonance Energy Transfer (Fret). Scientific Reports (2022)

Temporal Contrast Sensitivity Increases Despite Photoreceptor Degeneration in a Mouse Model of Retinitis Pigmentosa. eNeuro (2021)

Observation of Crx and Nrl Interactions in Live Single Mammalian Cells Using Laser Scanning Confocal Microscopy and Flow Cytometry Fret. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2020)

biophysicscellular physiologycell manipulationnrl interactionsflow cytometry fretconfocal microscopycell researchcell biophysicsbiological imagingcell biology

Structural Basis of Functional Alterations Caused by Mutations in the Homeodomain of Crx. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2020)

Enhanced Temporal Contrast Sensitivity Precedes Retinal Degeneration in a P23H Mouse Model of Retinitis Pigmentosa. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2019)

retinitis pigmentosavisual scienceophthalmologyneuro-ophthalmologyretinavisual systemmolecular neurodegenerationretinal degenerationophthalmology retinap23h mouse modelneuroscienceocular disease

Retinal Tissue Preparation for High-Resolution Live Imaging of Photoreceptors Expressing Multiple Transgenes. MethodsX (2018)

Ablation of the Proapoptotic Genes Chop or Ask1 Does Not Prevent or Delay Loss of Visual Function in a P23H Transgenic Mouse Model of Retinitis Pigmentosa. PLoS ONE (2014)

retinitis pigmentosaglaucomaophthalmologyphotoreceptor cellsneuro-ophthalmologyretinamolecular cell biologyknockout miceophthalmology retinaproapoptotic genes chopdelay losscell biology

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