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Craig Hanke

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

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College Of Human Biology

College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Department Of Human Biology

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

NoneCraig Hanke is currently serving as a College Of Human Biology faculty at University of Wisconsin–Green Bay.

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Craig Hanke

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

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pharmacology physiology endocrinology adrenal glands biochemistry bioactive compounds molecular pharmacology circulatory physiology vascular biology pharmacological research clinical biochemistry endothelial dysfunction gynecology oxidative stress receptors blood vessels analytical chemistry cell metabolism molecular physiology cellular physiology clinical chemistry nitrosative stress endocrine hypertension endocrine mechanisms steroid metabolism adrenal disease renal pathophysiology glucocorticoids zona glomerulosa cells classic paper drug metabolism molecular metabolism free radical biology enzyme inhibition cardiovascular research pineal research analytical toxicology in vitro toxicology natural product research experimental pharmacology mechanisms of action neuroendocrine mechanisms comparative endocrinology developmental endocrinology inhibitory activity gastrointestinal peptide hormone g protein-coupled receptor hormonal receptor vascular pharmacology liquid chromatography phytochemistry physiological research physiological regulation human physiology growth hormone endocrine research reproductive hormones kidney research aldosterone synthesis aldosterone release is steroid synthesis nitric oxide 14,15-epoxyeicosatrienoic acid aldosterone regulation basic scientific principles i. e. lawton hormone production angiotensin ii binding confocal raman microspectroscopy

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Using a Classic Paper by I. E. Lawton and N. B. Schwartz to Consider the Array of Factors That Control Luteinizing Hormone Production. AJP Advances in Physiology Education (2007)

physiologyendocrine mechanismsi. e. lawtonreproductive endocrinologyreproductive hormoneshormone productionendocrinologygrowth hormonetranscription factorsreproductive sciencereproductive biologyclassic papergynecologyendocrine research

Endothelium-Derived Steroidogenic Factor Enhances Angiotensin II-Stimulated Aldosterone Release by Bovine Zona Glomerulosa Cells. Endocrinology (2006)

physiologypharmacologyanimal physiologyendocrinologyvascular biologyendocrine hypertensionendothelial dysfunctionadrenal glandsglucocorticoidsblood vesselssteroid metabolism

Probenecid Inhibits Adrenal Zona Glomerulosa Cell Aldosterone Release. The FASEB Journal (2006)

physiologypharmacologycellular physiologyendocrinologyclinical biochemistrypharmacotherapychronic kidney diseaseadrenal diseasemedicinal researchadrenal glandsglucocorticoidspharmacological research

Teaching Aldosterone Regulation and Basic Scientific Principles Using a Classic Paper by Dr. James O. Davis and Colleagues. AJP Advances in Physiology Education (2006)

physiologypharmacologyphysiological researchendocrinologyhuman physiologymolecular pharmacologyphysiological regulationclassic paperaldosterone regulationadrenal glandsbasic scientific principleshealth sciences

Measurement of Steroid Synthesis in Zona Glomerulosa Cells by Liquid Chromatography–Electrospray Ionization–Mass Spectrometry: Inhibition by Nitric Oxide. Analytical Biochemistry (2004)

in vitro toxicologypharmacologybioanalysisliquid chromatographyclinical chemistrysteroid metabolismclinical biochemistrychromatographyanalytical chemistrybioactive compoundsanalytical toxicologyzona glomerulosa cellssteroid synthesismass spectrometrynitric oxidebiochemistry

Endothelial Cell Nitric Oxide Inhibits Aldosterone Synthesis in Zona Glomerulosa Cells: Modulation by Oxygen. American Journal of Physiology-Endocrinology and Metabolism (2000)

Craig J. HankeWilliam B. Campbell

inhibitory activitymetabolismgynecologyaldosterone synthesisendocrinologyvascular biologycirculatory physiologyzona glomerulosa cellscomparative endocrinologycell metabolismcellular physiologyphysiologyglaucomadevelopmental endocrinologycardiovascular researchbiomolecular engineeringendothelial dysfunctionrenal pathophysiologyoxidative stresscardiovascular disease

Inhibition of Adrenal Cell Aldosterone Synthesis by Endogenous Nitric Oxide Release. Hypertension (2000)

Craig J. HankeTimothy O’BrienKirkwood A. PritchardWilliam B. Campbell

physiologymedicinepharmacologynitrosative stressdrug metabolismendocrinologyendocrine hypertensionhypertensionadrenal diseaseadrenal glandscirculatory physiologyneuroendocrine mechanisms

Adrenal Capillary Endothelial Cells Stimulate Aldosterone Release Through a Protein That is Distinct From Endothelin1. Endocrinology (1999)

physiologyadrenal glandsreceptorspharmacologyendocrinologyvascular biologyendothelial dysfunctionvascular pharmacologymolecular physiologycirculatory physiologyblood vessels

Title Detection of Angiotensin II Binding to Single Adrenal Zona Glomerulosa Cells by Confocal Raman Microspectroscopy /Title. Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE (1999)

medicinekidney researchbiomarkerspharmacologybioanalysisclinical chemistrynephrologyconfocal raman microspectroscopyurologyclinical biochemistryrenal pathophysiologyangiotensin ii binding

Nitric Oxide Inhibits Aldosterone Synthesis by a Guanylyl Cyclase-Independent Effect**This Work Was Supported by Grants From the Nhlbi (Hl-52159 and Hl-54717).. Endocrinology (1998)

physiologyenzyme inhibitionpharmacologynitrosative stressmechanisms of actionfree radical biologymolecular pharmacologybioactive compoundsmolecular metabolismexperimental pharmacologyoxidative stresspharmacological researchbiochemistrycell metabolism

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Craig Hanke

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

Affiliations

College Of Human Biology

College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Department Of Human Biology

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

NoneCraig Hanke is currently serving as a College Of Human Biology faculty at University of Wisconsin–Green Bay.

Honors

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Craig Hanke

University of Wisconsin–Green Bay

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Using a Classic Paper by I. E. Lawton and N. B. Schwartz to Consider the Array of Factors That Control Luteinizing Hormone Production. AJP Advances in Physiology Education (2007)

Endothelium-Derived Steroidogenic Factor Enhances Angiotensin II-Stimulated Aldosterone Release by Bovine Zona Glomerulosa Cells. Endocrinology (2006)

physiologypharmacologyanimal physiologyendocrinologyvascular biologyendocrine hypertensionendothelial dysfunctionadrenal glandsglucocorticoidsblood vesselssteroid metabolism

Probenecid Inhibits Adrenal Zona Glomerulosa Cell Aldosterone Release. The FASEB Journal (2006)

physiologypharmacologycellular physiologyendocrinologyclinical biochemistrypharmacotherapychronic kidney diseaseadrenal diseasemedicinal researchadrenal glandsglucocorticoidspharmacological research

Teaching Aldosterone Regulation and Basic Scientific Principles Using a Classic Paper by Dr. James O. Davis and Colleagues. AJP Advances in Physiology Education (2006)

Measurement of Steroid Synthesis in Zona Glomerulosa Cells by Liquid Chromatography–Electrospray Ionization–Mass Spectrometry: Inhibition by Nitric Oxide. Analytical Biochemistry (2004)

Endothelial Cell Nitric Oxide Inhibits Aldosterone Synthesis in Zona Glomerulosa Cells: Modulation by Oxygen. American Journal of Physiology-Endocrinology and Metabolism (2000)

Craig J. HankeWilliam B. Campbell

Inhibition of Adrenal Cell Aldosterone Synthesis by Endogenous Nitric Oxide Release. Hypertension (2000)

Craig J. HankeTimothy O’BrienKirkwood A. PritchardWilliam B. Campbell

physiologymedicinepharmacologynitrosative stressdrug metabolismendocrinologyendocrine hypertensionhypertensionadrenal diseaseadrenal glandscirculatory physiologyneuroendocrine mechanisms

Adrenal Capillary Endothelial Cells Stimulate Aldosterone Release Through a Protein That is Distinct From Endothelin1. Endocrinology (1999)

physiologyadrenal glandsreceptorspharmacologyendocrinologyvascular biologyendothelial dysfunctionvascular pharmacologymolecular physiologycirculatory physiologyblood vessels

medicinekidney researchbiomarkerspharmacologybioanalysisclinical chemistrynephrologyconfocal raman microspectroscopyurologyclinical biochemistryrenal pathophysiologyangiotensin ii binding

Nitric Oxide Inhibits Aldosterone Synthesis by a Guanylyl Cyclase-Independent Effect**This Work Was Supported by Grants From the Nhlbi (Hl-52159 and Hl-54717).. Endocrinology (1998)

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