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Cheryl L. Stucky

Marvin Wagner Professor

Medical College of Wisconsin

Affiliations

Cell Biology, Neurobiology and Anatomy

Graduate School

Neuroscience Research Center

Redox Biology Program

Cheryl L. Stucky is currently serving as a Cell Biology, Neurobiology And Anatomy Marvin Wagner Professor at Medical College of Wisconsin.

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Cheryl L. Stucky

Medical College of Wisconsin

Marvin Wagner Professor

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neuroscience pain research pain management pain mechanism physiology pain medicine neurology neurophysiology pharmacology neurons neuropathic pain chronic pain nervous system inflammation molecular pain spinal cord neuroanatomy mammalian biology cutaneous biology sickle cell disease pain syndromes fabry disease systems neuroscience mechanotransduction pain therapy peripheral nerve injuries hypersensitivity sensory neurons medicinal research cellular physiology neuroinflammation peripheral nerve neuroradiology neurotransmission cellular neurobiology animal science neurorehabilitation brain science clinical neuroscience molecular neurobiology acute pain animal physiology neural science sensorimotor transformations sensory science peripheral nervous system perioperative pain mouse model affective neuroscience molecular neurodegeneration anesthesia remedial action neuropeptide receptors neurochemistry neuroprotection mechanical sensitization heat sensation gut microbiota protein science nature peptides innate immune system brain stimulation neuropeptides neuronal networks neurological function treatment development normal touch sensation mouse sensory neurons mechanical pain noxious touch peripheral inflammation painful nerve injury rat spinal cord rat model principal detector mechanistic understanding electrophysiology cell biology molecular physiology signal transduction

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Elevated Heme Inhibits Sensory Neuron Slo1 Bk Channels to Cause Evoked and Ongoing Pain in Sickle Cell Disease. Journal of Pain (2025)

neuropathologyneuronsongoing painneuroscienceneurologyneurophysiologysickle cell disease

Episodic Pain in Fabry Disease is Mediated by a Heat Shock Protein-Transient Receptor Potential Cation Channel A1 Axis. Pain (2025)

receptorsmolecular painpain mechanismsystems biologyphysiologysignal transductionepisodic painfabry diseasepain researchmolecular physiology

Episodic Pain in Fabry Disease is Mediated by a Heat Shock Protein-Trpa1 Axis.. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

cell signalingsystems biologysignal transductionepisodic painfabry diseasemolecular medicinepathology

Gcn2 Regulates Paclitaxel‐Induced Neuropathic Pain. British Journal of Pharmacology (2025)

neuropharmacologymolecular neurosciencepharmacological researchpain researchcell biologypain mechanismpain medicinepharmacologymolecular pharmacologyneuropathic painpain managementmolecular pain

Gut Microbiota and Metabolites Drive Chronic Sickle Cell Disease Pain in Mice. Cell Host & Microbe (2025)

digestive diseasesgut-organ axishost-microbe interactionsinflammationdysbiosismicrobiomegut microbiotaimmunologygut microbesallergy

Heat Shock Protein-Trpa1 Axis Contributes to Episodic Pain in Fabry Disease. Journal of Pain (2025)

molecular physiologycell biologycell signalingsystems biologysignal transductionepisodic painfabry diseasepathology

Keratinocyte Piezo1 Contributes to Pain and Impaired Wound Healing in Diabetes. Journal of Pain (2025)

impaired wound healingdiabeteswound healinginflammationdermatologywound carepharmacologydiabetes carediabetic neuropathydiabetic medicinekeratinocyte piezo1 contributesdiabetes researchdiabetes therapies

Selective Rnai-Silencing of Schwann Cell Piezo1 Alleviates Mechanical Hypersensitization Following Peripheral Nerve Injury. Molecular Therapy — Methods & Clinical Development (2025)

Brandon Itson-ZoskeUarda GaniAlexander MikesellChensheng QiuFan FanCheryl L StuckyQuinn H HoganSeung Min ShinHongwei Yu

cellular therapycell therapycell biologyselective rnai-silencingbiomedical engineeringperipheral nervemechanical hypersensitizationmolecular biologyperipheral nerve injuriesclinical researchtreatment development

Sensory Neuron Piezo1 Deletion Inhibits Dynamic Light Touch Sensitivity in Uninjured Mice, Prevents Neuropathic Light Touch Hypersensitivity, and Drives Compensatory Changes in Dorsal Root Ganglia. Pain (2025)

uninjured miceneuronsneurosciencepain mechanismdorsal root gangliaspinal cordphysiologyneurotransmissionneuromodulation (medicine)compensatory changesnervous system

Single Cell Sequencing Reveals Increased Expression of Trpm3 in Cipn Keratinocytes. Journal of Pain (2025)

cutaneous biologyexperimental dermatologysignaling pathwayscellular differentiationmolecular cancercell regulationcell biologycell signalingmolecular cell biologycancer cellstranscription factorssystems biologyoncogenescipn keratinocytescell researchsignal transductioncellular physiology

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Cheryl L. Stucky

Marvin Wagner Professor

Medical College of Wisconsin

Affiliations

Cell Biology, Neurobiology and Anatomy

Graduate School

Neuroscience Research Center

Redox Biology Program

Cheryl L. Stucky is currently serving as a Cell Biology, Neurobiology And Anatomy Marvin Wagner Professor at Medical College of Wisconsin.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Cheryl L. Stucky

Medical College of Wisconsin

Marvin Wagner Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Elevated Heme Inhibits Sensory Neuron Slo1 Bk Channels to Cause Evoked and Ongoing Pain in Sickle Cell Disease. Journal of Pain (2025)

neuropathologyneuronsongoing painneuroscienceneurologyneurophysiologysickle cell disease

Episodic Pain in Fabry Disease is Mediated by a Heat Shock Protein-Transient Receptor Potential Cation Channel A1 Axis. Pain (2025)

receptorsmolecular painpain mechanismsystems biologyphysiologysignal transductionepisodic painfabry diseasepain researchmolecular physiology

Episodic Pain in Fabry Disease is Mediated by a Heat Shock Protein-Trpa1 Axis.. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

cell signalingsystems biologysignal transductionepisodic painfabry diseasemolecular medicinepathology

Gcn2 Regulates Paclitaxel‐Induced Neuropathic Pain. British Journal of Pharmacology (2025)

neuropharmacologymolecular neurosciencepharmacological researchpain researchcell biologypain mechanismpain medicinepharmacologymolecular pharmacologyneuropathic painpain managementmolecular pain

Gut Microbiota and Metabolites Drive Chronic Sickle Cell Disease Pain in Mice. Cell Host & Microbe (2025)

digestive diseasesgut-organ axishost-microbe interactionsinflammationdysbiosismicrobiomegut microbiotaimmunologygut microbesallergy

Heat Shock Protein-Trpa1 Axis Contributes to Episodic Pain in Fabry Disease. Journal of Pain (2025)

molecular physiologycell biologycell signalingsystems biologysignal transductionepisodic painfabry diseasepathology

Keratinocyte Piezo1 Contributes to Pain and Impaired Wound Healing in Diabetes. Journal of Pain (2025)

Selective Rnai-Silencing of Schwann Cell Piezo1 Alleviates Mechanical Hypersensitization Following Peripheral Nerve Injury. Molecular Therapy — Methods & Clinical Development (2025)

Brandon Itson-ZoskeUarda GaniAlexander MikesellChensheng QiuFan FanCheryl L StuckyQuinn H HoganSeung Min ShinHongwei Yu

uninjured miceneuronsneurosciencepain mechanismdorsal root gangliaspinal cordphysiologyneurotransmissionneuromodulation (medicine)compensatory changesnervous system

Single Cell Sequencing Reveals Increased Expression of Trpm3 in Cipn Keratinocytes. Journal of Pain (2025)

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