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Evan Deneris

Professor and Interim Chair

Case Western Reserve University

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School of Medicine

Neurosciences

Evan Deneris is currently serving as a Neurosciences Professor and Interim Chair at Case Western Reserve University.

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Evan Deneris

Case Western Reserve University

Professor and Interim Chair

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neuroscience neurology pharmacology genetics neuropharmacology molecular neurobiology molecular neuroscience neurophysiology receptors neurogenetics neurochemistry neuroanatomy brain science gene expression developmental neurobiology neural science mammalian biology cellular neurobiology transcription regulation biological chemistry protein science molecular physiology gene regulation gene function neurotransmission clinical neuroscience medicinal research brain function molecular regulation receptor (biochemistry) serotonergic neurons serotonin neurons affective neuroscience gene structure respiratory neurobiology functional regulation cellular biology hypoxia (medicine) functional expression psychoneuroendocrinology neuroradiology redox biology animal behavior neuropsychopharmacology mammalian physiology neuroprotection brain circuitry cdna clones gene family central serotonin neurons functional diversity gene cluster novel subunit serotonergic system central serotonergic neurons serotonin neuron development constitutive depletion transcriptional control avian biology liver physiology adaptation developmental psychology developmental science genetic basis functional modification small rna microrna detection knockout mice g protein-coupled receptor neuroinflammation emotion regulation respiration (physiology) neonatology evolutionary developmental biology hybridization histochemical study molecular cloning biological psychiatry developmental system molecular psychiatry gene regulatory networks chromatin dynamics developmental biology

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Lmx1B Missense-Perturbation of Regulatory Element Footprints Disrupts Serotonergic Forebrain Axon Arborization. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Brent EastmanNobuko TabuchiXinrui ZhangWilliam C. SpencerEvan S. Deneris

biophysicsneurotransmissionregulatory element footprintsmolecular biologyneuroscienceneuroanatomyneurons

An Adult-Stage Transcriptional Program for Survival of Serotonergic Connectivity. Cell Reports (2022)

Meagan M. KittNobuko TabuchiW. Clay SpencerHeath L. RobinsonXinrui L. ZhangBrent A. EastmanKatherine J. LoburJerry SilverLin MeiEvan S. Deneris

cognitive neurosciencegene expressiontranscription regulationmolecular neurosciencemolecular and cellular biologyserotonergic connectivitygene functionmolecular biologyadult-stage transcriptional programmembrane biologybrain functionrna biologycellular biologyneurosciencecell biology

Reorganization of Postmitotic Neuronal Chromatin Accessibility for Maturation of Serotonergic Identity. eLife (2022)

Xinrui L ZhangWilliam C SpencerNobuko TabuchiMeagan M KittEvan S Deneris

systems neuroscienceneuroscienceserotonergic identitycell biology

Author Correction: A Brain-Wide Functional Map of the Serotonergic Responses to Acute Stress and Fluoxetine. Nature Communications (2021)

Joanes GrandjeanAlberto CorcobaMartin C KahnA Louise UptonEvan S DenerisErich SeifritzFritjof HelmchenIsabelle M MansuyEdward O MannMarkus RudinBechara J Saab

cognitive neuroscienceneurologybrain-wide functional mapclinical neurosciencepsychiatrysystems neuroscienceserotonergic responsesneuroscienceauthor correction

Lmx1B is Required at Multiple Stages to Build Expansive Serotonergic Axon Architectures. eLife (2019)

Lauren J DonovanWilliam C SpencerMeagan M KittBrent A EastmanKatherine J LoburKexin JiaoJerry SilverEvan S Deneris

molecular neuroscienceneurosciencemultiple stagescell biology

Rgs2 Drives Male Aggression in Mice via the Serotonergic System. Communications Biology (2019)

Melanie D. MarkPatric WollenweberAnnika GeskKatja KöstersKatharina BatzkeClaudia JanoschkaTakashi MaejimaJing HanEvan S. DenerisStefan Herlitze

animal behaviorcommunicationserotonergic systemmammalian biologyneurosciencebehavioral neurosciencebehavioral sciences

Necdin Shapes Serotonergic Development and Sert Activity Modulating Breathing in a Mouse Model for Prader-Willi Syndrome. eLife (2017)

Valéry MatarazzoLaura CaccialupiFabienne SchallerYuri ShvarevNazim KourdougliAlessandra BertoniClément MenuetNicolas VoituronEvan DenerisPatricia GasparLaurent BezinPascale DurbecGérard HilaireFrançoise Muscatelli

mouse modelgene expressionprader-willi syndromegeneticsmolecular neurobiologysert activitydevelopmental biologyneuroscienceneurophysiology

Regulatory Mechanisms Controlling Maturation of Serotonin Neuron Identity and Function. Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience (2017)

William C. SpencerEvan S. Deneris

neurologyserotonin neuron identitysystems neurosciencecellular neurobiologyneuroscienceregulatory mechanisms

Serotonin Neuron Development: Shaping Molecular and Structural Identities. Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews Developmental Biology (2017)

Evan DenerisPatricia Gaspar

neurologydevelopmental psychologyevolutionary developmental biologymolecular neuroscienceembryonic developmentdevelopmental geneticsserotonin neuron developmentmorphology (biology)developmental neurobiologymolecular biologystructural identitiesbrain functiondevelopmental biologydevelopmental sciencemolecular neurobiologyneuroanatomy

Adult Brain Serotonin Deficiency Causes Hyperactivity, Circadian Disruption, and Elimination of Siestas. Journal of Neuroscience (2016)

Meredith Sorenson WhitneyAshley M. ShemeryAlexandra M. YawLauren J. DonovanJ. David GlassEvan S. Deneris

neurologyneuroscienceclinical neurosciencecircadian disruption

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Evan Deneris

Professor and Interim Chair

Case Western Reserve University

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Neurosciences

Evan Deneris is currently serving as a Neurosciences Professor and Interim Chair at Case Western Reserve University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Evan Deneris

Case Western Reserve University

Professor and Interim Chair

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Lmx1B Missense-Perturbation of Regulatory Element Footprints Disrupts Serotonergic Forebrain Axon Arborization. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Brent EastmanNobuko TabuchiXinrui ZhangWilliam C. SpencerEvan S. Deneris

biophysicsneurotransmissionregulatory element footprintsmolecular biologyneuroscienceneuroanatomyneurons

An Adult-Stage Transcriptional Program for Survival of Serotonergic Connectivity. Cell Reports (2022)

Meagan M. KittNobuko TabuchiW. Clay SpencerHeath L. RobinsonXinrui L. ZhangBrent A. EastmanKatherine J. LoburJerry SilverLin MeiEvan S. Deneris

Reorganization of Postmitotic Neuronal Chromatin Accessibility for Maturation of Serotonergic Identity. eLife (2022)

Xinrui L ZhangWilliam C SpencerNobuko TabuchiMeagan M KittEvan S Deneris

systems neuroscienceneuroscienceserotonergic identitycell biology

Author Correction: A Brain-Wide Functional Map of the Serotonergic Responses to Acute Stress and Fluoxetine. Nature Communications (2021)

Joanes GrandjeanAlberto CorcobaMartin C KahnA Louise UptonEvan S DenerisErich SeifritzFritjof HelmchenIsabelle M MansuyEdward O MannMarkus RudinBechara J Saab

cognitive neuroscienceneurologybrain-wide functional mapclinical neurosciencepsychiatrysystems neuroscienceserotonergic responsesneuroscienceauthor correction

Lmx1B is Required at Multiple Stages to Build Expansive Serotonergic Axon Architectures. eLife (2019)

Lauren J DonovanWilliam C SpencerMeagan M KittBrent A EastmanKatherine J LoburKexin JiaoJerry SilverEvan S Deneris

molecular neuroscienceneurosciencemultiple stagescell biology

Rgs2 Drives Male Aggression in Mice via the Serotonergic System. Communications Biology (2019)

Melanie D. MarkPatric WollenweberAnnika GeskKatja KöstersKatharina BatzkeClaudia JanoschkaTakashi MaejimaJing HanEvan S. DenerisStefan Herlitze

animal behaviorcommunicationserotonergic systemmammalian biologyneurosciencebehavioral neurosciencebehavioral sciences

Necdin Shapes Serotonergic Development and Sert Activity Modulating Breathing in a Mouse Model for Prader-Willi Syndrome. eLife (2017)

mouse modelgene expressionprader-willi syndromegeneticsmolecular neurobiologysert activitydevelopmental biologyneuroscienceneurophysiology

Regulatory Mechanisms Controlling Maturation of Serotonin Neuron Identity and Function. Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience (2017)

William C. SpencerEvan S. Deneris

neurologyserotonin neuron identitysystems neurosciencecellular neurobiologyneuroscienceregulatory mechanisms

Serotonin Neuron Development: Shaping Molecular and Structural Identities. Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews Developmental Biology (2017)

Evan DenerisPatricia Gaspar

Adult Brain Serotonin Deficiency Causes Hyperactivity, Circadian Disruption, and Elimination of Siestas. Journal of Neuroscience (2016)

Meredith Sorenson WhitneyAshley M. ShemeryAlexandra M. YawLauren J. DonovanJ. David GlassEvan S. Deneris

neurologyneuroscienceclinical neurosciencecircadian disruption

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