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Dr. Christine Couturier

Term Assistant Professor

University of Alaska Anchorage

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College of Arts and Sciences

Department Of Biological Sciences

Dr. Christine Couturier is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Term Assistant Professor at University of Alaska Anchorage.

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Dr. Christine Couturier

University of Alaska Anchorage

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physiology biology marine biology fish biology animal physiology ecology comparative physiology genetics gene expression neurophysiology avian biology electrophysiology mammalian biology climate change cardiology fisheries oxidative stress cerebral blood flow zoology molecular physiology marine ecology fishery science respiratory neurobiology mammalian physiology hypoxia (medicine) trachemys scripta functional ecology bioenergetics climatic change adaptation marine systems cell death neuroscience of aging molecular neurodegeneration experimental criminology biotransformation climate change effects benthic-pelagic coupling environmental biology coral reefs gas exchange process respiration (physiology) trophic impact water biology neuroregeneration tissue oxygenation oxygen reduction reaction cortical remodeling cerebral vascular regulation fish immunology food web interactions translational physiology gene regulation aquatic organisms osmoregulation comparative genomics experimental biophysics experimental biology reactive oxygen species cardiovascular physiology physiological research equatorial reef fishes current day temperatures aerobic scope thermal optima anoxia-tolerant crucian carp pacific hagfish primitive chordate hif regulators hypoxia-inducible factor putative hif targets anoxic submergence preparatory cue anoxia survival inhibitory neurotransmission air-breathing alaska blackfish hydrobiologia coastal conservation biogeography oceanography environmental science conservation science natural resource management environmental resource management environmental research morphology (biology) aquatic conservation zooarchaeology biological conservation aquaculture mammalogy marine ornithology population biology aquatic toxicology ecology evolution quantitative biology extreme environments aquatic ecosystems geography marine policy human impacts on the environment marine pollution fishery research ecology and evolutionary biology conservation biology animal ecology evolutionary biology ecological monograph ecological engineering biodiversity ecological applications community (ecology) evolutionary ecology ecosystem services freshwater biology

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Gene Expression of Hypoxia-Inducible Factor (Hif), Hif Regulators, and Putative Hif Targets in Ventricle and Telencephalon of Trachemys Scripta Acclimated to 21 °C or 5 °C and Exposed to Normoxia, Anoxia or Reoxygenation. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part A Molecular & Integrative Physiology (2022)

Kenneth SparksChristine S CouturierJacob BuskirkAlicia FloresAurora HoeferleJessica HoffmanJonathan A W Stecyk

gene expressionbiophysicselectrophysiologyavian biologyrespiratory neurobiologymammalian physiologytrachemys scriptahif regulatorsgeneticsmammalian biologytranslational physiologyhypoxia-inducible factorputative hif targetsmolecular biologyrespiratory medicinemolecular physiologymembrane biologygene regulation

The Air-Breathing Alaska Blackfish (Dallia Pectoralis) Remodels Ventricular Ca2+ Cycling With Chronic Hypoxic Submergence to Maintain Ventricular Contractility. Current Research in Physiology (2022)

physiologycardiologyheart failurecardiovascular physiologycellular physiologycardiovascular researchphysiological researchhypoxia (medicine)circulatory physiology

The Air-Breathing Alaska Blackfish (Dallia Pectoralis) Suppresses Brain Mitochondrial Reactive Oxygen Species to Survive Cold Hypoxic Winters. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part A Molecular & Integrative Physiology (2022)

physiologyfree radical biologyanimal physiologymitochondrial functionbiologyhypoxia (medicine)comparative physiologyoxidative stressneuroscienceneurophysiology

Cardiophysiological Responses of the Air-Breathing Alaska Blackfish to Cold Acclimation and Chronic Hypoxic Submergence at 5°C. Journal of Experimental Biology (2020)

Jonathan A. W. StecykChristine S. CouturierDenis V. AbramochkinDiarmid HallAsia Arrant-HowellKerry L. KublyShyanne LockmannKyle LogueLenett TruebloodConnor SwallingJessica PinardAngela Vogt

physiologyair-breathing alaska blackfishfish biologyavian biologyanimal physiologyexperimental biophysicscardiophysiological responsesclimate changemarine biologychronic hypoxic submergenceecologyneuroscienceexperimental biology

H2S-Producing Enzymes in Anoxia-Tolerant Vertebrates: Effects of Cold Acclimation, Anoxia Exposure and Reoxygenation on Gene and Protein Expression. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part B Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (2020)

physiologyredox biologyreactive oxygen speciesenzymesmolecular biologybiochemistry

The Expression of Genes Involved in Excitatory and Inhibitory Neurotransmission in Turtle (Trachemys Scripta) Brain During Anoxic Submergence at 21 °C and 5 °C Reveals the Importance of Cold as a Preparatory Cue for Anoxia Survival. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part D Genomics and Proteomics (2019)

Christine S. CouturierJonathan A.W. StecykStian EllefsenGuro K. SandvikSarah L. MiltonHoward M. PrenticeGöran E. Nilsson

anoxic submergenceosmoregulationmammalian physiologytrachemys scriptapreparatory cueanoxia survivalcomparative physiologyliver physiologybiochemistryelectrophysiologycomparative genomicsmembrane biologyavian biologyanimal physiologymammalian biologymolecular physiologyphysiologygene expressionrespiratory neurobiologyinhibitory neurotransmissiongeneticsneurophysiology

Re-Oxygenation After Anoxia Induces Brain Cell Death and Memory Loss in the Anoxia-Tolerant Crucian Carp. Journal of Experimental Biology (2017)

Sjannie LefevreJonathan A. W. StecykMay-Kristin TorpLisa Y. LøvoldChristina SørensenIda B. JohansenKåre-Olav StensløkkenChristine S. CouturierKatherine A. SlomanGöran E. Nilsson

cell deathneuroregenerationcerebral blood flowneuroscience of agingtissue oxygenationcentral nervous systemanoxia-tolerant crucian carpneurodegenerative diseasesinflammationbrain injuryoxygen reduction reactionmolecular neurodegenerationdevelopmental biologycortical remodelingcerebral vascular regulationgeneticsexperimental criminologyoxidative stressneuroscience

Modelling Gastric Evacuation in Gadoids Feeding on Crustaceans. Journal of Fish Biology (2016)

mathematical biologyfish biologyzoologybiologyfood web interactions

Reversible Brain Swelling in Crucian Carp (Carassius Carassius) and Goldfish (Carassius Auratus) in Response to High External Ammonia and Anoxia. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part A Molecular & Integrative Physiology (2015)

physiologyanimal physiologycerebral blood flowfish immunologyneurophysiology

Reversible Brain Swelling in Crucian Carp (Carassius Carassius) and Goldfish (Carassius Auratus) in Response to High External Ammonia and Anoxia Part a Molecular & Integrative Physiology. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology (2015)

physiologyanimal physiologyneurophysiologyneural science

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Dr. Christine Couturier

Term Assistant Professor

University of Alaska Anchorage

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department Of Biological Sciences

Dr. Christine Couturier is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Term Assistant Professor at University of Alaska Anchorage.

Honors

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Experiences

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Dr. Christine Couturier

University of Alaska Anchorage

Term Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Kenneth SparksChristine S CouturierJacob BuskirkAlicia FloresAurora HoeferleJessica HoffmanJonathan A W Stecyk

physiologycardiologyheart failurecardiovascular physiologycellular physiologycardiovascular researchphysiological researchhypoxia (medicine)circulatory physiology

physiologyfree radical biologyanimal physiologymitochondrial functionbiologyhypoxia (medicine)comparative physiologyoxidative stressneuroscienceneurophysiology

Cardiophysiological Responses of the Air-Breathing Alaska Blackfish to Cold Acclimation and Chronic Hypoxic Submergence at 5°C. Journal of Experimental Biology (2020)

Jonathan A. W. StecykChristine S. CouturierDenis V. AbramochkinDiarmid HallAsia Arrant-HowellKerry L. KublyShyanne LockmannKyle LogueLenett TruebloodConnor SwallingJessica PinardAngela Vogt

physiologyredox biologyreactive oxygen speciesenzymesmolecular biologybiochemistry

Christine S. CouturierJonathan A.W. StecykStian EllefsenGuro K. SandvikSarah L. MiltonHoward M. PrenticeGöran E. Nilsson

Re-Oxygenation After Anoxia Induces Brain Cell Death and Memory Loss in the Anoxia-Tolerant Crucian Carp. Journal of Experimental Biology (2017)

Sjannie LefevreJonathan A. W. StecykMay-Kristin TorpLisa Y. LøvoldChristina SørensenIda B. JohansenKåre-Olav StensløkkenChristine S. CouturierKatherine A. SlomanGöran E. Nilsson

Modelling Gastric Evacuation in Gadoids Feeding on Crustaceans. Journal of Fish Biology (2016)

mathematical biologyfish biologyzoologybiologyfood web interactions

physiologyanimal physiologycerebral blood flowfish immunologyneurophysiology

physiologyanimal physiologyneurophysiologyneural science

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