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Douglas Currie

Associate Professor of Biology Department Chair

University of Southern Maine

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College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

College of Science, Technology, and Health

Department Of Biological Sciences

School of Business

Department Of Finance And Accounting

Douglas Currie is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Humanities, And Social Sciences Associate Professor of Biology Department Chair at University of Southern Maine.

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Douglas Currie

University of Southern Maine

Associate Professor of Biology Department Chair

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developmental biology developmental neurobiology molecular biology toxicology in vitro toxicology developmental dynamic metal toxicity embryonic development convolutional neural networks developmental appearance embryonic mouse cortex biological engineering environmental science water purification water quality environmental toxicology water pollution enzymes biochemical engineering ecotoxicology protein science biochemical sciences machine learning research image representation clinical toxicology trace metals developmental toxicology experimental toxicology enzymatic modification bioconjugation protein chemistry protein purification cell biomechanics mechanotransduction predictive toxicology metalloid contamination cell detection image classification neurochemistry residual stress neurotransmission knockout mice cellular neurobiology brain function dose-related accumulation maternal consumption arsenic-contaminated water cyclic guanosine monophosphate nitric oxide responsiveness green alternative malonic acid time course arsenic exposure attention-based baseline model taxol exposure analysis nmda disrupt production

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Notable Federal Grants

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Attention-Based CNN for Enhanced Detection of Arsenic Exposure. Lecture notes in electrical engineering (2025)

deep learningmachine learning researchmachine learningdata sciencemetalloid contaminationpredictive toxicologyarsenic exposureconvolutional neural networkscomputer visionneural network (machine learning)

Deep Learning for Taxol Exposure Analysis: A New Cell Image Dataset and Attention-Based Baseline Model. ArXiv.org (2025)

taxol exposure analysisimage representationattention-based baseline modelneurosciencemachine learningdata sciencecomputer visionimage classificationimage analysiscell detectionconvolutional neural networksdeep learningneural network (machine learning)

Application and Mechanism of Malonic Acid as a Green Alternative for Protein-Crosslinking. Green and Sustainable Chemistry (2016)

biochemical sciencesenzymesbioconjugationgreen alternativebiomolecular engineeringprotein sciencebiochemical engineeringprotein chemistrybiochemistryprotein purificationbiotechnologyenzymatic modificationprotein engineeringmalonic acid

Tissue‐Specific and Dose‐Related Accumulation of Arsenic in Mouse Offspring Following Maternal Consumption of Arsenic‐Contaminated Water. Basic & Clinical Pharmacology & Toxicology (2010)

Vincent P. MarkowskiDouglas CurrieElizabeth A. ReeveDouglas ThompsonJohn P. Wise Sr

trace metalswater qualityarsenic-contaminated watermetal toxicityenvironmental toxicologydose-related accumulationdevelopmental toxicologyexperimental toxicologywater purificationclinical toxicologypharmacologymaternal consumptionecotoxicologywater pollutionenvironmental scienceecologytoxicology

Arsenic Exposure Disrupts Neurite Growth and Complexity in Vitro. NeuroToxicology (2009)

in vitro toxicologymetal toxicitybiological engineeringtoxicology

Elevated Glutamate and Nmda Disrupt Production of the Second Messenger Cyclic Gmp in the Early Postnatal Mouse Cortex. Developmental Neurobiology (2009)

Douglas A. CurrieRebekah CorlewJan de VenteWilliam J. Moody

developmental biologyneurochemistryresidual stressdevelopmental neurobiologyneurosciencecentral nervous systemnmda disrupt productionneurotransmissionneuroanatomyneurophysiology

Developmental Appearance and Activation of the Nitric Oxide/ Cyclic Gmp Pathway in Embryonic Mouse Cortex. Developmental Dynamics (2006)

Douglas CurrieJ DeVenteW J Moody

developmental biologydevelopmental dynamicembryonic developmentdevelopmental neurobiologymorphogenesiscellular neurobiologydevelopmental appearanceknockout miceneurosciencecentral nervous systembiologyembryologyneuroanatomyembryonic mouse cortexbrain function

Developmental Appearance of Cyclic Guanosine Monophosphate (Cgmp) Production and Nitric Oxide Responsiveness in Embryonic Mouse Cortex and Striatum. Developmental Dynamics (2006)

Douglas A. CurrieJan de VenteWilliam J. Moody

developmental biologydevelopmental dynamicembryonic developmentdevelopmental neurobiologydevelopmental appearanceneurosciencenitric oxide responsivenesscyclic guanosine monophosphatemolecular biologyembryonic mouse cortex

Time Course of Ion Channel Development Inxenopusmuscle Inducedin Vitroby Activin. Developmental Biology (1999)

Douglas A CurrieWilliam J Moody

developmental biologybiophysicscell biomechanicsin vitro toxicologymechanobiologytime coursemechanotransductionmolecular biologybiomechanics

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Douglas Currie

Associate Professor of Biology Department Chair

University of Southern Maine

Affiliations

College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

College of Science, Technology, and Health

Department Of Biological Sciences

School of Business

Department Of Finance And Accounting

Douglas Currie is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Humanities, And Social Sciences Associate Professor of Biology Department Chair at University of Southern Maine.

Honors

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Douglas Currie

University of Southern Maine

Associate Professor of Biology Department Chair

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Attention-Based CNN for Enhanced Detection of Arsenic Exposure. Lecture notes in electrical engineering (2025)

Deep Learning for Taxol Exposure Analysis: A New Cell Image Dataset and Attention-Based Baseline Model. ArXiv.org (2025)

Application and Mechanism of Malonic Acid as a Green Alternative for Protein-Crosslinking. Green and Sustainable Chemistry (2016)

Tissue‐Specific and Dose‐Related Accumulation of Arsenic in Mouse Offspring Following Maternal Consumption of Arsenic‐Contaminated Water. Basic & Clinical Pharmacology & Toxicology (2010)

Vincent P. MarkowskiDouglas CurrieElizabeth A. ReeveDouglas ThompsonJohn P. Wise Sr

Arsenic Exposure Disrupts Neurite Growth and Complexity in Vitro. NeuroToxicology (2009)

in vitro toxicologymetal toxicitybiological engineeringtoxicology

Elevated Glutamate and Nmda Disrupt Production of the Second Messenger Cyclic Gmp in the Early Postnatal Mouse Cortex. Developmental Neurobiology (2009)

Douglas A. CurrieRebekah CorlewJan de VenteWilliam J. Moody

developmental biologyneurochemistryresidual stressdevelopmental neurobiologyneurosciencecentral nervous systemnmda disrupt productionneurotransmissionneuroanatomyneurophysiology

Developmental Appearance and Activation of the Nitric Oxide/ Cyclic Gmp Pathway in Embryonic Mouse Cortex. Developmental Dynamics (2006)

Douglas CurrieJ DeVenteW J Moody

Developmental Appearance of Cyclic Guanosine Monophosphate (Cgmp) Production and Nitric Oxide Responsiveness in Embryonic Mouse Cortex and Striatum. Developmental Dynamics (2006)

Douglas A. CurrieJan de VenteWilliam J. Moody

Time Course of Ion Channel Development Inxenopusmuscle Inducedin Vitroby Activin. Developmental Biology (1999)

Douglas A CurrieWilliam J Moody

developmental biologybiophysicscell biomechanicsin vitro toxicologymechanobiologytime coursemechanotransductionmolecular biologybiomechanics

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