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Christine V. Portfors

Vice Chancellor for Research and Graduate Education WSU Tri-Cities and WSU Vancouver; Eastlick Distinguished Professor Biology

Washington State University

Affiliations

College of Veterinary Medicine

Center for Reproductive Biology

Paul G. Allen School for Global Health

Veterinary Clinical Sciences

Veterinary Microbiology and Pathology

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Biological Sciences

Christine V. Portfors is currently serving as a Center For Reproductive Biology Vice Chancellor for Research and Graduate Education WSU Tri-Cities and WSU Vancouver; Eastlick Distinguished Professor Biology at Washington State University.

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Christine V. Portfors

Washington State University

Vice Chancellor for Research and Graduate Education WSU Tri-Cities and WSU Vancouver; Eastlick Distinguished Professor Biology

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neuroscience hearing research auditory science bioacoustics audiology neurophysiology mammalian biology neuroanatomy auditory physiology inferior colliculus cognitive neuroscience behavioral sciences avian biology animal behavior behavioral neuroscience animal physiology auditory midbrain physiology hearing loss animal cognition ultrasonic vocalizations motor control central nervous system neural science communication speech processing animal science human hearing dopamine mammalian physiology mustached bat auditory responses dorsal cochlear nucleus speech communication neurolinguistics cartilage zoology spinal cord brain science otorhinolaryngology spatial audio neural mechanisms inhibitory process auditory modeling psychoacoustics target distance spectral integration awake mouse social vocalizations southeastern brazil adaptive sequence convergence molecular psychiatry bone research clinical otolaryngology cognitive electrophysiology neuroinformatics speech coding muscle function upper extremity body size intervertebral disc intercellular communication shift detection pediatric otolaryngology larynx spatial structure brain organization neurodynamics temporal bone motor systems inhibitory activity wildlife biology laboratory rats mouse communication delay-tuned neurons auditory experience speech perception aural augmentation

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Hearing Thresholds in the Bat Carollia Perspicillata Vary by Sex but Not Age. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Olivia MolanoEmily DaleChristine PortforsAllison Coffin

auditory scienceauditory physiologybiologyhearing researchhearing losssex differencesbat carollia perspicillata

Bats Possess the Anatomical Substrate for a Laryngeal Motor Cortex. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Alexander A. NevueClaudio V. MelloChristine V. Portfors

neuroanatomyanatomical substratelaryngeal motor cortexneuroscience

On the Value of Diverse Organisms in Auditory Research: From Fish to Flies to Humans. Hearing Research (2023)

Andrew D. BrownTamasen HaywardChristine V. PortforsAllison B. Coffin

diverse organismsfish biologyauditory researchavian biologyhearing researchevolutionary biologyentomology

Distribution and Co‐Expression of Adrenergic Receptor‐Encoding Mrna in the Mouse Inferior Colliculus. The Journal of Comparative Neurology (2020)

Charles A. WilliamsKimberly E. MillerNisa P. WilliamsChristine V. PortforsDavid J. Perkel

neurologyprotein expressionanimal physiologyneurosciencemolecular physiologyneurophysiologymammalian biologymouse inferior colliculussignal transductionnervous systemclinical neurosciencesignal recognitionendocrinologygene expressionneurotransmissiongeneticsmammalian physiology

Dopamine Acts via D2-Like Receptors to Modulate Auditory Responses in the Inferior Colliculus. eNeuro (2019)

Jeffrey M. HoytDavid J. PerkelChristine V. Portfors

inferior colliculusneuropharmacologycognitive neuroscienceneurosciencedopaminepharmacologyauditory responsesmolecular neurosciencereceptorscentral nervous system

Gaba a Receptors Contribute More to Rate Than Temporal Coding in the Ic of Awake Mice. Journal of Neurophysiology (2019)

Boris GourévitchElena J. MahrtWarren BakayCameron EldeChristine V. Portfors

neurophysiologyneuroscience

Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor Subunit α 7 -Knockout Mice Exhibit Degraded Auditory Temporal Processing. Journal of Neurophysiology (2019)

Richard A. FelixVicente A. ChavezDyana M. NovicioBarbara J. MorleyChristine V. Portfors

nicotinic acetylcholine receptorknockout miceauditory physiologyauditory temporal processingneurosciencehearing researchneurophysiologyreceptors

Processing of Ultrasonic Vocalizations in the Auditory Midbrain of Mice. Handbook of behavioral neuroscience (2018)

Christine V. Portfors

auditory sciencebehavioral neuroscienceneuroscienceultrasonic vocalizationsauditory midbrainbehavioral sciences

Subcortical Pathways: Towards a Better Understanding of Auditory Disorders. Hearing Research (2018)

Richard A. FelixBoris GourévitchChristine V. Portfors

human hearingauditory scienceauditory disordersauditory physiologyneurosciencespeech perceptionaudiologyhearing researchhearing losssubcortical pathwaysbetter understanding

Adaptive Sequence Convergence of the Tumor Suppressor Adamts9 Between Small-Bodied Mammals Displaying Exceptional Longevity. Aging (2017)

Matthew J. LambertChristine V. Portfors

adaptive sequence convergencesmall-bodied mammalstumor suppressorslongevityexceptional longevity

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Christine V. Portfors

Vice Chancellor for Research and Graduate Education WSU Tri-Cities and WSU Vancouver; Eastlick Distinguished Professor Biology

Washington State University

Affiliations

College of Veterinary Medicine

Center for Reproductive Biology

Paul G. Allen School for Global Health

Veterinary Clinical Sciences

Veterinary Microbiology and Pathology

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Biological Sciences

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Christine V. Portfors

Washington State University

Vice Chancellor for Research and Graduate Education WSU Tri-Cities and WSU Vancouver; Eastlick Distinguished Professor Biology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Hearing Thresholds in the Bat Carollia Perspicillata Vary by Sex but Not Age. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Olivia MolanoEmily DaleChristine PortforsAllison Coffin

auditory scienceauditory physiologybiologyhearing researchhearing losssex differencesbat carollia perspicillata

Bats Possess the Anatomical Substrate for a Laryngeal Motor Cortex. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Alexander A. NevueClaudio V. MelloChristine V. Portfors

neuroanatomyanatomical substratelaryngeal motor cortexneuroscience

On the Value of Diverse Organisms in Auditory Research: From Fish to Flies to Humans. Hearing Research (2023)

Andrew D. BrownTamasen HaywardChristine V. PortforsAllison B. Coffin

diverse organismsfish biologyauditory researchavian biologyhearing researchevolutionary biologyentomology

Distribution and Co‐Expression of Adrenergic Receptor‐Encoding Mrna in the Mouse Inferior Colliculus. The Journal of Comparative Neurology (2020)

Charles A. WilliamsKimberly E. MillerNisa P. WilliamsChristine V. PortforsDavid J. Perkel

Dopamine Acts via D2-Like Receptors to Modulate Auditory Responses in the Inferior Colliculus. eNeuro (2019)

Jeffrey M. HoytDavid J. PerkelChristine V. Portfors

inferior colliculusneuropharmacologycognitive neuroscienceneurosciencedopaminepharmacologyauditory responsesmolecular neurosciencereceptorscentral nervous system

Gaba a Receptors Contribute More to Rate Than Temporal Coding in the Ic of Awake Mice. Journal of Neurophysiology (2019)

Boris GourévitchElena J. MahrtWarren BakayCameron EldeChristine V. Portfors

neurophysiologyneuroscience

Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor Subunit α 7 -Knockout Mice Exhibit Degraded Auditory Temporal Processing. Journal of Neurophysiology (2019)

Richard A. FelixVicente A. ChavezDyana M. NovicioBarbara J. MorleyChristine V. Portfors

nicotinic acetylcholine receptorknockout miceauditory physiologyauditory temporal processingneurosciencehearing researchneurophysiologyreceptors

Processing of Ultrasonic Vocalizations in the Auditory Midbrain of Mice. Handbook of behavioral neuroscience (2018)

Christine V. Portfors

auditory sciencebehavioral neuroscienceneuroscienceultrasonic vocalizationsauditory midbrainbehavioral sciences

Subcortical Pathways: Towards a Better Understanding of Auditory Disorders. Hearing Research (2018)

Richard A. FelixBoris GourévitchChristine V. Portfors

human hearingauditory scienceauditory disordersauditory physiologyneurosciencespeech perceptionaudiologyhearing researchhearing losssubcortical pathwaysbetter understanding

Adaptive Sequence Convergence of the Tumor Suppressor Adamts9 Between Small-Bodied Mammals Displaying Exceptional Longevity. Aging (2017)

Matthew J. LambertChristine V. Portfors

adaptive sequence convergencesmall-bodied mammalstumor suppressorslongevityexceptional longevity

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