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Byron Ward

Villanova University

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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Psychological and Brain Sciences

NoneByron Ward is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences faculty at Villanova University.

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neuroscience physiology mammalian biology endocrinology animal behavior behavioral neuroscience neurology avian biology developmental biology animal physiology neurophysiology male rats animal science mammalian physiology physiological research human physiology veterinary physiology stress (biology) electrophysiology sexual behavior applied physiology behavioral neuroendocrinology reproductive physiology developmental endocrinology human biology entomology experimental psychology psychoneuroendocrinology avian medicine spinal cord biological psychology breeding behavior endocrine research brain science neural science prenatal stress sexual behavior differentiation leydig cells female rats circulatory physiology reproductive biology reproductive science neuroradiology psychological science mating psychology human sexuality environmental stress gametogenesis animal reproduction stress hormones clinical neuroscience brain imaging molecular neurobiology neuroinflammation steroid metabolism human exposure andrology psychodynamic experimental psychopathology early life exposures specific modulations fetal testosterone surge copulatory behavior developmental pattern fetal rats fed ethanol male offspring postparturitional testosterone surge late pregnancy rat medial amygdala ejaculatory behavior

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A Possible Role of Opiates in Modifying Sexual Differentiation1. Monographs in clinical neuroscience/Frontiers of neurology and neuroscience/Monographs in neural sciences (2015)

O. Byron WardJoanne M. OrthJudith Weisz

clinical neuroscienceneuroscienceophthalmologyneurologyneurophysiologyneural science

Conceptual and Technical Contributions From a Pioneer in Behavioral Endocrinology. Hormones and Behavior (2009)

Ingeborg L. WardO. Byron Ward

endocrinologytechnical contributionsphysiologybehavioral endocrinology

Fetal Testosterone Surge: Specific Modulations Induced in Male Rats by Maternal Stress and/or Alcohol Consumption. Hormones and Behavior (2003)

Ingeborg L WardO.Byron WardJohn D AffusoWilliam D LongJeffrey A FrenchShelton E Hendricks

developmental biologyavian biologyanimal behavioravian medicineendocrinologyneurosciencefetal testosterone surgepsychoneuroendocrinologyphysiologymammalian biologymale ratsbehavioral neuroendocrinologyspecific modulations

Play, Copulation, Anatomy, and Testosterone in Gonadally Intact Male Rats Prenatally Exposed to Flutamide. Physiology & behavior (2003)

J CASTOO WARDA BARTKE

veterinary physiologycirculatory physiologyanimal behaviorendocrinologyhuman biologyapplied physiologyreproductive physiologymammalian physiologyphysiological researchbiologypharmacologymembrane biologyphysiologyanimal physiologymammalian biologyhuman physiologyneurophysiologytoxicology

Postparturitional Testosterone Surge in Male Offspring of Rats Stressed and/or Fed Ethanol During Late Pregnancy. Hormones and Behavior (2002)

O.Byron WardIngeborg L. WardJohn H. DenningJeffrey A. FrenchShelton E. Hendricks

developmental endocrinologyfed ethanolreproductive physiologyneurosciencelate pregnancymammalian biologystress (biology)avian biologyanimal behaviorpostparturitional testosterone surgeneurologyendocrine researchphysiologymale offspringentomologyendocrinologybreeding behavioranimal sciencestress hormones

Androgen Threshold to Activate Copulation Differs in Male Rats Prenatally Exposed to Alcohol, Stress, or Both Factors. Hormones and Behavior (1999)

Ingeborg L. WardAmy L. BennettO.Byron WardShelton E. HendricksJeffrey A. French

developmental biologyavian biologyanimal behaviorandrogen thresholdendocrinologypharmacologypsychoneuroendocrinologyphysiologymammalian biologymale ratsbehavioral neuroendocrinologystress (biology)

Fetal Alcohol Exposure Blocks Full Masculinization of the Dorsolateral Nucleus in Rat Spinal Cord. Physiology & Behavior (1999)

Ingeborg L WardRussell D RomeoJohn H DenningO.Byron Ward

fetal alcohol exposuredevelopmental neurobiologyneurosciencehuman physiologyrat spinal cordmammalian biologydevelopmental biologyanimal behaviorearly life exposureselectrophysiologybehavioral neuroscienceneurophysiologydorsolateral nucleusapplied physiologyanimal physiologyphysiologyveterinary physiologyexercise physiologyphysiological researchspinal cord

Critical Periods of Sensitivity of Sexually Dimorphic Spinal Nuclei to Prenatal Testosterone Exposure in Female Rats. Hormones and Behavior (1996)

O.Byron WardAnn M. WexlerJoseph R. CarlucciMark A. EckertIngeborg L. Ward

developmental biologyavian biologyanimal behavioravian medicineendocrinologydevelopmental endocrinologytestosterone exposurecritical periodsmammalian biologyphysiologyandrologyneurologyfemale ratshuman exposure

Prenatal Alcohol and Stress Interact to Attenuate Ejaculatory Behavior, but Not Serum Testosterone or Lh in Adult Male Rats.. Behavioral Neuroscience (1996)

Ingeborg L. WardO. Byron WardDaniel MehanRobert J. WinnJeffrey A. FrenchShelton E. Hendricks

endocrinologyejaculatory behaviorneuroscienceprenatal alcoholbehavioral neuroscienceneurologybehavioral neuroendocrinologyadult male rats

Sexually Dimorphic Areas in the Rat Medial Amygdala: Resistance to the Demasculinizing Effect of Prenatal Stress. Brain Research (1995)

Michael KerchnerCharles W. MalsburyO.Byron WardIngeborg L. Ward

prenatal stressdevelopmental neurobiologybrain scienceneurosciencerat medial amygdalabehavioral neuroscienceneurologyneuroanatomycognitive neuroscience

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Byron Ward

Villanova University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Psychological and Brain Sciences

NoneByron Ward is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Sciences faculty at Villanova University.

Honors

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Villanova University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Possible Role of Opiates in Modifying Sexual Differentiation1. Monographs in clinical neuroscience/Frontiers of neurology and neuroscience/Monographs in neural sciences (2015)

O. Byron WardJoanne M. OrthJudith Weisz

clinical neuroscienceneuroscienceophthalmologyneurologyneurophysiologyneural science

Conceptual and Technical Contributions From a Pioneer in Behavioral Endocrinology. Hormones and Behavior (2009)

Ingeborg L. WardO. Byron Ward

endocrinologytechnical contributionsphysiologybehavioral endocrinology

Fetal Testosterone Surge: Specific Modulations Induced in Male Rats by Maternal Stress and/or Alcohol Consumption. Hormones and Behavior (2003)

Ingeborg L WardO.Byron WardJohn D AffusoWilliam D LongJeffrey A FrenchShelton E Hendricks

Play, Copulation, Anatomy, and Testosterone in Gonadally Intact Male Rats Prenatally Exposed to Flutamide. Physiology & behavior (2003)

J CASTOO WARDA BARTKE

Postparturitional Testosterone Surge in Male Offspring of Rats Stressed and/or Fed Ethanol During Late Pregnancy. Hormones and Behavior (2002)

O.Byron WardIngeborg L. WardJohn H. DenningJeffrey A. FrenchShelton E. Hendricks

Androgen Threshold to Activate Copulation Differs in Male Rats Prenatally Exposed to Alcohol, Stress, or Both Factors. Hormones and Behavior (1999)

Ingeborg L. WardAmy L. BennettO.Byron WardShelton E. HendricksJeffrey A. French

developmental biologyavian biologyanimal behaviorandrogen thresholdendocrinologypharmacologypsychoneuroendocrinologyphysiologymammalian biologymale ratsbehavioral neuroendocrinologystress (biology)

Fetal Alcohol Exposure Blocks Full Masculinization of the Dorsolateral Nucleus in Rat Spinal Cord. Physiology & Behavior (1999)

Ingeborg L WardRussell D RomeoJohn H DenningO.Byron Ward

Critical Periods of Sensitivity of Sexually Dimorphic Spinal Nuclei to Prenatal Testosterone Exposure in Female Rats. Hormones and Behavior (1996)

O.Byron WardAnn M. WexlerJoseph R. CarlucciMark A. EckertIngeborg L. Ward

Prenatal Alcohol and Stress Interact to Attenuate Ejaculatory Behavior, but Not Serum Testosterone or Lh in Adult Male Rats.. Behavioral Neuroscience (1996)

Ingeborg L. WardO. Byron WardDaniel MehanRobert J. WinnJeffrey A. FrenchShelton E. Hendricks

endocrinologyejaculatory behaviorneuroscienceprenatal alcoholbehavioral neuroscienceneurologybehavioral neuroendocrinologyadult male rats

Sexually Dimorphic Areas in the Rat Medial Amygdala: Resistance to the Demasculinizing Effect of Prenatal Stress. Brain Research (1995)

Michael KerchnerCharles W. MalsburyO.Byron WardIngeborg L. Ward

prenatal stressdevelopmental neurobiologybrain scienceneurosciencerat medial amygdalabehavioral neuroscienceneurologyneuroanatomycognitive neuroscience

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