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Bill Yates

Professor

University of Pittsburgh

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Medicine

Otolaryngology

Bill Yates is currently serving as a Medicine Professor at University of Pittsburgh.

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neuroscience neurophysiology neurology physiology vestibular system animal physiology neuroanatomy mammalian biology systems neuroscience nervous system neural science avian biology electrophysiology motor control brain science cognitive neuroscience central nervous system comparative physiology applied physiology mammalian physiology human physiology conscious cats rostral ventrolateral medulla neural mechanisms vestibular inputs spinal cord veterinary physiology vestibular stimulation vertical planes transneuronal tracing vestibular influences motion sickness respiratory medicine respiratory neurobiology movement disorders animal cognition physiological research brain stimulation neurostimulation clinical neuroscience neural pathways vestibular nucleus neurons postural changes pharmacology blood flow natural vestibular stimulation animal behavior brain circuitry neurodynamics neurobiological mechanisms awake cats vestibulosympathetic reflexes decerebrate cat vestibular nuclei cellular physiology respiration (physiology) animal science hearing research liver physiology experimental medicine vascular biology physiological regulation neurotology sensorimotor transformations motor systems cervical spine multisensory integration peripheral nervous system autonomic systems regional studies cellular regulatory mechanism veterinary behavioral medicine astronautics structural plasticity otorhinolaryngology experimental pharmacology spatial cognition sympathetic neurons cognitive science

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Isoflurane Anesthesia Suppresses Gastric Myoelectric Power in the Ferret. Neurogastroenterology & Motility (2024)

Lorenzo TomaselliMichael SciulloStephanie FultonBill J. YatesLee E. FisherValérie VenturaCharles C. Horn

urologyisoflurane anesthesiaveterinary medicineneurosciencerespiratory medicineneurologygastric myoelectric power

Midbrain Regions Activated During Copper-Sulfate Induced Emesis in Felines. Physiology (2023)

Jacob SampsonXiaoying DongCarey BalabanBill Yates

midbrain regionselectrophysiologyneuroscienceanimal physiologyphysiologyneurologyneurophysiologycopper-sulfate induced emesis

Physiological Changes Associated With Copper Sulfate-Induced Nausea and Retching in Felines. Frontiers in Physiology (2023)

Charles P. MurpheyJonathan A. ShulgachPooja R. AminNerone K. DouglasJohn P. BielaninJacob T. SampsonCharles C. HornBill J. Yates

endocrinologyapplied physiologyveterinary medicinehuman physiologyanimal physiologyphysiologyveterinary physiologycopper sulfate-induced nausea

Prediction of Gastrointestinal Functional State Based on Myoelectric Recordings Utilizing a Deep Neural Network Architecture. PLoS ONE (2023)

Mahmoud ElkhadrawiMurat AkcakayaStephanie FultonBill J. YatesLee E. FisherCharles C. Horn

myoelectric recordingsneurosciencehealth sciencesdeep learninggastrointestinal functional state

Distribution of C‐Fos Labeling Elicited by Intragastric Copper Sulfate: Comparison With Labeling Induced by Galvanic Vestibular Stimulation. The FASEB Journal (2022)

Pooja R. AminJacob T. SampsonXiaoying DongJohn P. BielaninCharles P. MurpheyJonathan A. ShulgachBrandon L. KingNerone K. DouglasBill J. YatesCarey D. Balaban

galvanic vestibular stimulationintragastric copper sulfatec-fos labelingneuroscience

Foreword. Academic Studies Press eBooks (2022)

Paul Freedman

Impact of Isoflurane Anesthesia on Gastrointestinal Myoelectric Recordings: A Comparative Analysis of Awake and Anesthetized States in Ferrets. The FASEB Journal (2022)

Lorenzo TomaselliMichael SciulloStephanie FultonLee E. FisherBill J. YatesValérie VenturaCharles C. Horn

anesthetized statesisoflurane anesthesiaveterinary medicinegastrointestinal myoelectric recordingsanimal physiologyrespiratory medicineanesthesiology

Physiological Changes Associated With Copper Sulfate-Induced Emesis in Felines. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Charles P. MurpheyJonathan A. ShulgachPooja R. AminNerone K. DouglasJohn P. BielaninJacob T. SampsonCharles C. HornBill J. Yates

liver physiologyveterinary medicinecopper sulfate-induced emesisneurosciencebiologyanimal physiologyphysiologyveterinary physiology

Prodromal Physiologic Changes During Copper Sulfate‐Induced Nausea and Vomiting: Potential Use of Intestinal Emg Recordings as a Marker for Nausea. The FASEB Journal (2022)

Charles P. MurpheyJonathan A. ShulgachPooja R. AminNerone K. DouglasJohn P. BielaninCharles C. HornBill J. Yates

electrophysiologyneurosciencecopper sulfate-induced nauseaphysiologypsychologyintestinal emg recordings

Motion Sickness Diagnostic Criteria: Consensus Document of the Classification Committee of the BáRáNy Society. Journal of Vestibular Research (2021)

Yoon-Hee ChaJohn F. GoldingBehrang KeshavarzJoseph FurmanJi-Soo KimJose A. Lopez-EscamezMåns MagnussonBill J. YatesBen D. Lawson

vestibular systemclassification committeeveterinary medicinehealth sciencesconsensus document

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Bill Yates

Professor

University of Pittsburgh

Affiliations

Medicine

Otolaryngology

Bill Yates is currently serving as a Medicine Professor at University of Pittsburgh.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Bill Yates

University of Pittsburgh

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Isoflurane Anesthesia Suppresses Gastric Myoelectric Power in the Ferret. Neurogastroenterology & Motility (2024)

Lorenzo TomaselliMichael SciulloStephanie FultonBill J. YatesLee E. FisherValérie VenturaCharles C. Horn

urologyisoflurane anesthesiaveterinary medicineneurosciencerespiratory medicineneurologygastric myoelectric power

Midbrain Regions Activated During Copper-Sulfate Induced Emesis in Felines. Physiology (2023)

Jacob SampsonXiaoying DongCarey BalabanBill Yates

midbrain regionselectrophysiologyneuroscienceanimal physiologyphysiologyneurologyneurophysiologycopper-sulfate induced emesis

Physiological Changes Associated With Copper Sulfate-Induced Nausea and Retching in Felines. Frontiers in Physiology (2023)

Charles P. MurpheyJonathan A. ShulgachPooja R. AminNerone K. DouglasJohn P. BielaninJacob T. SampsonCharles C. HornBill J. Yates

endocrinologyapplied physiologyveterinary medicinehuman physiologyanimal physiologyphysiologyveterinary physiologycopper sulfate-induced nausea

Prediction of Gastrointestinal Functional State Based on Myoelectric Recordings Utilizing a Deep Neural Network Architecture. PLoS ONE (2023)

Mahmoud ElkhadrawiMurat AkcakayaStephanie FultonBill J. YatesLee E. FisherCharles C. Horn

myoelectric recordingsneurosciencehealth sciencesdeep learninggastrointestinal functional state

Distribution of C‐Fos Labeling Elicited by Intragastric Copper Sulfate: Comparison With Labeling Induced by Galvanic Vestibular Stimulation. The FASEB Journal (2022)

Pooja R. AminJacob T. SampsonXiaoying DongJohn P. BielaninCharles P. MurpheyJonathan A. ShulgachBrandon L. KingNerone K. DouglasBill J. YatesCarey D. Balaban

galvanic vestibular stimulationintragastric copper sulfatec-fos labelingneuroscience

Foreword. Academic Studies Press eBooks (2022)

Paul Freedman

Impact of Isoflurane Anesthesia on Gastrointestinal Myoelectric Recordings: A Comparative Analysis of Awake and Anesthetized States in Ferrets. The FASEB Journal (2022)

Lorenzo TomaselliMichael SciulloStephanie FultonLee E. FisherBill J. YatesValérie VenturaCharles C. Horn

anesthetized statesisoflurane anesthesiaveterinary medicinegastrointestinal myoelectric recordingsanimal physiologyrespiratory medicineanesthesiology

Physiological Changes Associated With Copper Sulfate-Induced Emesis in Felines. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Charles P. MurpheyJonathan A. ShulgachPooja R. AminNerone K. DouglasJohn P. BielaninJacob T. SampsonCharles C. HornBill J. Yates

liver physiologyveterinary medicinecopper sulfate-induced emesisneurosciencebiologyanimal physiologyphysiologyveterinary physiology

Prodromal Physiologic Changes During Copper Sulfate‐Induced Nausea and Vomiting: Potential Use of Intestinal Emg Recordings as a Marker for Nausea. The FASEB Journal (2022)

Charles P. MurpheyJonathan A. ShulgachPooja R. AminNerone K. DouglasJohn P. BielaninCharles C. HornBill J. Yates

electrophysiologyneurosciencecopper sulfate-induced nauseaphysiologypsychologyintestinal emg recordings

Motion Sickness Diagnostic Criteria: Consensus Document of the Classification Committee of the BáRáNy Society. Journal of Vestibular Research (2021)

Yoon-Hee ChaJohn F. GoldingBehrang KeshavarzJoseph FurmanJi-Soo KimJose A. Lopez-EscamezMåns MagnussonBill J. YatesBen D. Lawson

vestibular systemclassification committeeveterinary medicinehealth sciencesconsensus document

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2
3
4
5
20
10 / page

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