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Brenna Doheny

University of Minnesota Duluth

Affiliations

Campus Of Department Of Family Medicine And Biobehavioral Health, Duluth

Medical School

Campus Of Office Of Research Support, Duluth

The Whiteside Institute For Clinical Research

University of Minnesota Duluth

NoneBrenna Doheny is currently serving as a Campus Family Medicine And Biobehavioral Health, Duluth faculty at University of Minnesota Duluth.

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University of Minnesota Duluth

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endocrinology avian biology reproductive biology american alligator gynecology biology mammalian biology comparative endocrinology endocrine research physiology public health receptors entomology reproductive medicine reproductive physiology female reproductive system female reproductive tract alligator mississippiensis climate change health care environmental health reproductive endocrinology health communication zoology mammalogy livestock science assisted reproduction reproductive health reproductive science health reform climate change adaptation climate change mitigation wildlife biology developmental endocrinology human reproduction ehealth continuing medical education estrogen-induced sex reversal temperature-dependent sex determination healthcare professionals androgen receptor selective agonist precocious development embryonic estrogen exposure clinical counseling interprofessional health learners inequitable health impacts endocrine disruption potential

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Short Animated Video Increases Knowledge and Perceived Comfort in Clinical Counseling on Inequitable Health Impacts of Air Pollution Among Interprofessional Health Learners and Clinicians. BMC Medical Education (2023)

Brenna M. DohenyJack J. InglisKarly A. BollScott LunosVishnu Laalitha Surapaneni

health communicationpublic healthclinical counselingair pollutionmedical educationehealthinterprofessional health learnersmedicinehealth educationemergency medicinecontinuing medical educationinequitable health impacts

Understanding the Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices of Healthcare Professionals Toward Climate Change and Health in Minnesota. Challenges (2022)

Madison KircherBrenna DohenyKristin RaabEmily OnelloStephanie GingerichTeddie Potter

health policypublic healthclimate changehealth careenvironmental healthhealthcare professionalshealth reformclimate change adaptationhealth sciencesclimate change mitigation

Embryonic Estrogen Exposure Recapitulates Persistent Ovarian Transcriptional Programs in a Model of Environmental Endocrine Disruption†. Biology of Reproduction (2018)

Matthew D HaleJessica A McCoyBrenna M DohenyThomas M GalliganLouis J GuilletteBenjamin B Parrott

reproductive biologyreproductive healthreproductive physiologyhuman reproductiongynecologybiologyreproductive medicinereproductive scienceendocrinologyembryonic estrogen exposure

Reproductive Biology of Crocodilians. Elsevier eBooks (2018)

Matthew D. HaleJessica A. Cloy-McCoyBrenna M. DohenyBenjamin B. Parrott

avian biologybiologyentomologyreproductive biology

Estrogen Signaling and Endocrine Disruption Potential in the Embryonic Development of the Female Reproductive Tract of the American Alligator, Alligator Mississippiensis. (2016)

Brenna M. Doheny

reproductive biologyendocrine disruption potentialamerican alligatordevelopmental biologyfemale reproductive tractalligator mississippiensisfemale reproductive system

In Ovo Treatment With an Estrogen Receptor Alpha Selective Agonist Causes Precocious Development of the Female Reproductive Tract of the American Alligator (Alligator Mississippiensis). General and Comparative Endocrinology (2016)

Brenna M. DohenySatomi KohnoBenjamin B. ParrottLouis J. Guillette

reproductive endocrinologyreproductive biologyavian biologypharmacologyfemale reproductive tractassisted reproductionphysiologycomparative endocrinologyendocrine researchalligator mississippiensisentomologyreceptorsfemale reproductive systemdevelopmental endocrinologyreproductive physiologyreproductive medicineamerican alligatorendocrinologyselective agonistgynecologymammalian biologyprecocious development

Estrogen Receptor 1 (Esr1; Erα), Not Esr2 (Erβ), Modulates Estrogen-Induced Sex Reversal in the American Alligator, a Species With Temperature-Dependent Sex Determination. Endocrinology (2015)

Satomi KohnoMelissa C. BernhardYoshinao KatsuJianguo ZhuTeresa A. BryanBrenna M. DohenyTaisen IguchiLouis J. Guillette

physiologycomparative endocrinologyestrogen-induced sex reversalavian biologygynecologyendocrine researchamerican alligatorendocrinologymammalian biologytemperature-dependent sex determination

Identification and Characterization of the Androgen Receptor From the American Alligator, Alligator Mississippiensis. Endocrinology (2015)

Shinichi MiyagawaRyohei YatsuSatomi KohnoBrenna M. DohenyYukiko OginoHiroshi IshibashiYoshinao KatsuYasuhiko OhtaLouis J. GuilletteTaisen Iguchi

zoologymammalogycomparative endocrinologyandrogen receptoravian biologybiologyendocrine researchpharmacologyamerican alligatorendocrinologymammalian biologyreceptorswildlife biologygeneticslivestock science

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Brenna Doheny

University of Minnesota Duluth

Affiliations

Campus Of Department Of Family Medicine And Biobehavioral Health, Duluth

Medical School

Campus Of Office Of Research Support, Duluth

The Whiteside Institute For Clinical Research

University of Minnesota Duluth

NoneBrenna Doheny is currently serving as a Campus Family Medicine And Biobehavioral Health, Duluth faculty at University of Minnesota Duluth.

Honors

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Experiences

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Brenna Doheny

University of Minnesota Duluth

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Brenna M. DohenyJack J. InglisKarly A. BollScott LunosVishnu Laalitha Surapaneni

Understanding the Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices of Healthcare Professionals Toward Climate Change and Health in Minnesota. Challenges (2022)

Madison KircherBrenna DohenyKristin RaabEmily OnelloStephanie GingerichTeddie Potter

health policypublic healthclimate changehealth careenvironmental healthhealthcare professionalshealth reformclimate change adaptationhealth sciencesclimate change mitigation

Embryonic Estrogen Exposure Recapitulates Persistent Ovarian Transcriptional Programs in a Model of Environmental Endocrine Disruption†. Biology of Reproduction (2018)

Matthew D HaleJessica A McCoyBrenna M DohenyThomas M GalliganLouis J GuilletteBenjamin B Parrott

reproductive biologyreproductive healthreproductive physiologyhuman reproductiongynecologybiologyreproductive medicinereproductive scienceendocrinologyembryonic estrogen exposure

Reproductive Biology of Crocodilians. Elsevier eBooks (2018)

Matthew D. HaleJessica A. Cloy-McCoyBrenna M. DohenyBenjamin B. Parrott

avian biologybiologyentomologyreproductive biology

Estrogen Signaling and Endocrine Disruption Potential in the Embryonic Development of the Female Reproductive Tract of the American Alligator, Alligator Mississippiensis. (2016)

Brenna M. Doheny

reproductive biologyendocrine disruption potentialamerican alligatordevelopmental biologyfemale reproductive tractalligator mississippiensisfemale reproductive system

Brenna M. DohenySatomi KohnoBenjamin B. ParrottLouis J. Guillette

Estrogen Receptor 1 (Esr1; Erα), Not Esr2 (Erβ), Modulates Estrogen-Induced Sex Reversal in the American Alligator, a Species With Temperature-Dependent Sex Determination. Endocrinology (2015)

Satomi KohnoMelissa C. BernhardYoshinao KatsuJianguo ZhuTeresa A. BryanBrenna M. DohenyTaisen IguchiLouis J. Guillette

physiologycomparative endocrinologyestrogen-induced sex reversalavian biologygynecologyendocrine researchamerican alligatorendocrinologymammalian biologytemperature-dependent sex determination

Identification and Characterization of the Androgen Receptor From the American Alligator, Alligator Mississippiensis. Endocrinology (2015)

Shinichi MiyagawaRyohei YatsuSatomi KohnoBrenna M. DohenyYukiko OginoHiroshi IshibashiYoshinao KatsuYasuhiko OhtaLouis J. GuilletteTaisen Iguchi

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