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Denis Baylor

Member Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute

Stanford University

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School of Medicine

Neurobiology

Neurosurgery

Neurosciences Institute

Denis Baylor is currently serving as a Neurobiology Member Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute at Stanford University.

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Stanford University

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neuroscience ophthalmology retina neurophysiology physiology electrophysiology biophysics animal physiology mammalian biology neuroanatomy vision research avian biology retinal rods membrane biology protein science signal transduction systems neuroscience animal science cellular neurobiology mammalian physiology human physiology molecular neuroscience neuro-ophthalmology cellular physiology vertebrate vision spectral sensitivity visual science veterinary physiology physiological research brain science neural science molecular science molecular physiology applied physiology photoreceptor cells monkey macaca fascicularis experimental biophysics fish biology invertebrate vision bioacoustics medical biophysics in vivo systems turtle photoreceptors visual transduction rod photoreceptors turtle retina photomedicine zoology enzyme inhibition animal cognition protein phosphorylation neurotransmission receptor (biochemistry) biomedical photonics mammalian retina single photons electrical responses single cones turtle cones rabbit retina signal flow cyclic-gmp-activated channel retinal cones adaptation psychoacoustics brain imaging cell regulation molecular adaptation apoptosis human sciences science studies cancer biology ganglion cell direct observation biomedical optics cell detection phototropin visual system

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MENTORS: Doing Science With Alan Hodgkin. The Journal of General Physiology (2019)

Denis A. Baylor

physiologyhuman physiologymentorship

Deactivation of Phosphorylated and Nonphosphorylated Rhodopsin by Arrestin Splice Variants. Journal of Neuroscience (2006)

Marie E. BurnsAna MendezChing-Kang ChenAileen AlmueteNidia QuillinanMelvin I. SimonDenis A. BaylorJeannie Chen

neural scienceprotein phosphorylationneuroscienceneurophysiologygeneticsneurogeneticsenzymesnonphosphorylated rhodopsinenzyme inhibitionmolecular biologyclinical neurosciencemolecular neurosciencegene expressionarrestin splice variantscellular neurobiologyprotein sciencemolecular physiologybrain scienceredox biology

Functional Differences Between P48 and M44 Forms of Arrestin in Vivo. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2004)

A. MendezA. AlmueteK.A. EmelianoffN. CaleroD.A. BaylorM.E. BurnsJ. Chen

neurologyfunctional differencesphysical activitypharmacologyophthalmology

Recoverin Regulates Light-Dependent Phosphodiesterase Activity in Retinal Rods. The Journal of General Physiology (2004)

Clint L. MakinoR.L. DoddJ. ChenM.E. BurnsA. RocaM.I. SimonD.A. Baylor

cardiologyretinal rodsphysiologyretinaelectrophysiologyneurosciencelight-dependent phosphodiesterase activityophthalmology

Dynamics of Cyclic Gmp Synthesis in Retinal Rods. Neuron (2002)

Marie E. BurnsAna MendezJeannie ChenDenis A. Baylor

neurologyretinal rodsneuroanatomyretinaneuronsneuroscienceneurophysiologycyclic gmp synthesisophthalmology

Molecular Mechanism of Spontaneous Pigment Activation in Retinal Cones. Biophysical Journal (2002)

Alapakkam P. SampathDenis A. Baylor

biophysicsspontaneous pigment activationneurosciencemolecular biophysicsmolecular mechanismmolecular neurosciencepigmentsophthalmologyretinal cones

Activation, Deactivation, and Adaptation in Vertebrate Photoreceptor Cells. Annual Review of Neuroscience (2001)

Marie E BurnsDenis A Baylor

molecular neuroscienceadaptationsystems neuroscienceneuroanatomyphotoreceptor cellscellular neurobiologycell biologycognitive neuroscienceneurosciencemolecular adaptationbrain scienceevolutionary biologynervous systemcell regulationvertebrate photoreceptor cells

Role of Guanylate Cyclase-Activating Proteins (Gcaps) in Setting the Flash Sensitivity of Rod Photoreceptors. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2001)

Ana MendezMarie E. BurnsIzabela SokalAlexander M. DizhoorWolfgang BaehrKrzysztof PalczewskiDenis A. BaylorJeannie Chen

sensorsdirect observationprotein sciencecell signalingrod photoreceptorsneurosciencemolecular scienceflash sensitivitymolecular biologypharmacologyin vivo systemsguanylate cyclase-activating proteinssignal transductionreceptorscell and molecular biology

Modification of Cyclic Nucleotide–Gated Ion Channels by Ultraviolet Light. The Journal of General Physiology (2000)

Thomas R. MiddendorfRichard W. AldrichDenis A. Baylor

physiologyultraviolet lightcell biologyelectrophysiologyneurosciencehuman biologymolecular physiologymembrane biologyneurophysiologytranslational physiologyhuman physiologystructural biology

Origin and Functional Impact of Dark Noise in Retinal Cones. Neuron (2000)

Fred RiekeDenis A. Baylor

neurologyneuroanatomyneuro-ophthalmologyneuronscognitive neuroscienceneurosciencevision researchneurophysiologyfunctional impactophthalmologyretinal conesdark noise

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Denis Baylor

Member Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute

Stanford University

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Neurobiology

Neurosurgery

Neurosciences Institute

Denis Baylor is currently serving as a Neurobiology Member Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute at Stanford University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Denis Baylor

Stanford University

Member Wu Tsai Neurosciences Institute

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

MENTORS: Doing Science With Alan Hodgkin. The Journal of General Physiology (2019)

Denis A. Baylor

physiologyhuman physiologymentorship

Deactivation of Phosphorylated and Nonphosphorylated Rhodopsin by Arrestin Splice Variants. Journal of Neuroscience (2006)

Marie E. BurnsAna MendezChing-Kang ChenAileen AlmueteNidia QuillinanMelvin I. SimonDenis A. BaylorJeannie Chen

Functional Differences Between P48 and M44 Forms of Arrestin in Vivo. Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science (2004)

A. MendezA. AlmueteK.A. EmelianoffN. CaleroD.A. BaylorM.E. BurnsJ. Chen

neurologyfunctional differencesphysical activitypharmacologyophthalmology

Recoverin Regulates Light-Dependent Phosphodiesterase Activity in Retinal Rods. The Journal of General Physiology (2004)

Clint L. MakinoR.L. DoddJ. ChenM.E. BurnsA. RocaM.I. SimonD.A. Baylor

cardiologyretinal rodsphysiologyretinaelectrophysiologyneurosciencelight-dependent phosphodiesterase activityophthalmology

Dynamics of Cyclic Gmp Synthesis in Retinal Rods. Neuron (2002)

Marie E. BurnsAna MendezJeannie ChenDenis A. Baylor

neurologyretinal rodsneuroanatomyretinaneuronsneuroscienceneurophysiologycyclic gmp synthesisophthalmology

Molecular Mechanism of Spontaneous Pigment Activation in Retinal Cones. Biophysical Journal (2002)

Alapakkam P. SampathDenis A. Baylor

biophysicsspontaneous pigment activationneurosciencemolecular biophysicsmolecular mechanismmolecular neurosciencepigmentsophthalmologyretinal cones

Activation, Deactivation, and Adaptation in Vertebrate Photoreceptor Cells. Annual Review of Neuroscience (2001)

Marie E BurnsDenis A Baylor

Role of Guanylate Cyclase-Activating Proteins (Gcaps) in Setting the Flash Sensitivity of Rod Photoreceptors. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2001)

Ana MendezMarie E. BurnsIzabela SokalAlexander M. DizhoorWolfgang BaehrKrzysztof PalczewskiDenis A. BaylorJeannie Chen

Modification of Cyclic Nucleotide–Gated Ion Channels by Ultraviolet Light. The Journal of General Physiology (2000)

Thomas R. MiddendorfRichard W. AldrichDenis A. Baylor

physiologyultraviolet lightcell biologyelectrophysiologyneurosciencehuman biologymolecular physiologymembrane biologyneurophysiologytranslational physiologyhuman physiologystructural biology

Origin and Functional Impact of Dark Noise in Retinal Cones. Neuron (2000)

Fred RiekeDenis A. Baylor

neurologyneuroanatomyneuro-ophthalmologyneuronscognitive neuroscienceneurosciencevision researchneurophysiologyfunctional impactophthalmologyretinal conesdark noise

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