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Gregory Gerdeman

Assistant Professor of Biology

Eckerd College

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Natural Sciences Collegium (NAS)

Gregory Gerdeman is currently serving as a Natural Sciences Collegium (Nas) Assistant Professor of Biology at Eckerd College.

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Gregory Gerdeman

Eckerd College

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neuroscience neuropsychopharmacology health sciences physiology mammalian biology schizophrenia nervous system neuropharmacology addiction biology cannabis use behavioural pharmacology central nervous system exercise physiology vascular biology protein science inhibitory activity neurochemistry functional selectivity developmental biology cognitive impairment neurophysiology alzheimer's disease canadian studies peptide science addictive behaviors remedial action functional modification exercise science neurotransmission cursorial mammals exercise-induced endocannabinoid differential response female mice avian biology experimental medicine animal physiology animal science neuroradiology stroke rehabilitation applied physiology applied pharmacology baseline correction early detection brain science brain function knockout mice catalyst activation experimental biology host specificity intermediate host human physiology physiological regulation structural plasticity experimental pharmacology behavior analysis behavior therapy short-term variability translational relevance multiple scale regional relevance variant interpretation neurotransmitters cellular neurobiology psychoactive drugs postsynaptic endocannabinoid release long-term depression habit forming striatal synaptic plasticity synaptic release rat dorsolateral striatum postsynaptic blockade striatal long-term depression endocannabinoid release endocannabinoid membrane transport exercise-induced endocannabinoid signaling long‐term synaptic plasticity pharmacology evolutionary biology drug addiction cannabinoid receptors synaptic plasticity

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Exercise-Induced Endocannabinoid Signaling is Modulated by Intensity. European Journal of Applied Physiology (2012)

David A. RaichlenAdam D. FosterAlexandre SeillierAndrea GiuffridaGregory L. Gerdeman

physiologyapplied physiologyhuman physiologyexercise physiologyphysiological regulationexercise scienceexercise-induced endocannabinoid signalinghealth sciences

Wired to Run: Exercise-Induced Endocannabinoid Signaling in Humans and Cursorial Mammals With Implication for the Runner's High. The Journal of Experimental Biology (2012)

physiologybehavioural pharmacologyneuropsychopharmacologyexercise-induced endocannabinoidcursorial mammalsphysical activityexercise physiologyaddiction biologycannabis useneuroscience

Wired to Run: Exercise-Induced Endocannabinoid Signaling in Humans and Cursorial Mammals With Implications for the ‘Runner’s High’. Journal of Experimental Biology (2012)

David A. RaichlenAdam D. FosterGregory L. GerdemanAlexandre SeillierAndrea Giuffrida

physiologyavian biologyexperimental medicineanimal physiologycursorial mammalsexercise-induced endocannabinoidexercise physiologyhuman movementmammalian biologyanimal scienceexercise sciencehuman biologyneuroscienceexperimental biologyhealth sciences

The Molecular Physiology of Endocannabinoids. In The Pot Book: A Complete Guide to Cannabis; Its Role in Medicine, Politics, Science and Culture (2010)

receptorspharmacologymolecular neurosciencemolecular substratesmolecular pharmacologymolecular physiologypharmacological researchbiochemistry

Context-Specific Reversal of Locomotor Sensitization to Cocaine by the Cb1 Receptor Antagonist Rimonabant. Neuropsychopharmacology (2008)

behavioural pharmacologyneuropsychopharmacologypharmacologylocomotor sensitizationneuropharmacologyaddiction medicinecontext-specific reversaladdictionsubstance use disordersaddictive behaviorspsychoactive drugsneurosciencebehavioral neurosciencepharmacological research

Differential Response to a Selective Cannabinoid Receptor Antagonist (Sr141716: Rimonabant) in Female Mice From Lines Selectively Bred for High Voluntary Wheel-Running Behavior. Behavioural Pharmacology (2008)

physiologybehavioural pharmacologyreceptorsneuropsychopharmacologypharmacologyfemale micefunctional selectivityneuropharmacologyaddiction biologycannabis useneurosciencebehavioral neurosciencedifferential response

Brooke K. KeeneyDavid A. RaichlenThomas H. MeekRashmi S. WijeratneKevin M. MiddletonGregory L. GerdemanTheodore Garland

differential psychologyapplied pharmacologyexperimental pharmacologycannabis useexperimental psychologybehavioral sciencesbehavioural pharmacologybehavior analysismedicineneuropharmacologyaddictive behaviorsmammalian biologybehavioral researchpharmacological researchdifferential responsereceptorspharmacologybehavior therapydrug discoveryfemale mice

Context-Specific Reversal of Cocaine Sensitization by the Cb1 Cannabinoid Receptor Antagonist Rimonabant. Neuropsychopharmacology (2007)

Gregory L GerdemanJason B SchechterEdward D French

schizophreniashort-term variabilityepidemiologytranslational relevancemultiple scalechild neurologypublic healthcontext-specific reversalregional relevancehealth sciencesneuropsychopharmacologycovid-19psychopathologysubstance useanxiety disordersvariant interpretationdepressioncocaine sensitizationmedicinal researchtobacco control

Endocannabinoids at the Synapse: Retrograde Signaling and Presynaptic Plasticity in the Brain. Springer eBooks (2007)

neurologyneuropsychopharmacologyneural circuitsmolecular neuroscienceneurochemistryneurotransmissionpresynaptic plasticityretrograde signalingaddiction biologyneurotransmitterscellular neurobiologyneuroscienceneuroanatomyneurons

The Endocannabinoid System in the Physiology and Pathology of the Basal Ganglia. Springer eBooks (2007)

physiologyneuropsychopharmacologyendocannabinoid systemneurotransmissionneurochemistryaddiction biologybasal ganglianervous systemcannabis useneuroanatomyneuroscienceneurophysiology

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Gregory Gerdeman

Assistant Professor of Biology

Eckerd College

Affiliations

Natural Sciences Collegium (NAS)

Gregory Gerdeman is currently serving as a Natural Sciences Collegium (Nas) Assistant Professor of Biology at Eckerd College.

Honors

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Gregory Gerdeman

Eckerd College

Assistant Professor of Biology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Exercise-Induced Endocannabinoid Signaling is Modulated by Intensity. European Journal of Applied Physiology (2012)

David A. RaichlenAdam D. FosterAlexandre SeillierAndrea GiuffridaGregory L. Gerdeman

physiologyapplied physiologyhuman physiologyexercise physiologyphysiological regulationexercise scienceexercise-induced endocannabinoid signalinghealth sciences

Wired to Run: Exercise-Induced Endocannabinoid Signaling in Humans and Cursorial Mammals With Implication for the Runner's High. The Journal of Experimental Biology (2012)

physiologybehavioural pharmacologyneuropsychopharmacologyexercise-induced endocannabinoidcursorial mammalsphysical activityexercise physiologyaddiction biologycannabis useneuroscience

Wired to Run: Exercise-Induced Endocannabinoid Signaling in Humans and Cursorial Mammals With Implications for the ‘Runner’s High’. Journal of Experimental Biology (2012)

David A. RaichlenAdam D. FosterGregory L. GerdemanAlexandre SeillierAndrea Giuffrida

The Molecular Physiology of Endocannabinoids. In The Pot Book: A Complete Guide to Cannabis; Its Role in Medicine, Politics, Science and Culture (2010)

receptorspharmacologymolecular neurosciencemolecular substratesmolecular pharmacologymolecular physiologypharmacological researchbiochemistry

Context-Specific Reversal of Locomotor Sensitization to Cocaine by the Cb1 Receptor Antagonist Rimonabant. Neuropsychopharmacology (2008)

Brooke K. KeeneyDavid A. RaichlenThomas H. MeekRashmi S. WijeratneKevin M. MiddletonGregory L. GerdemanTheodore Garland

Context-Specific Reversal of Cocaine Sensitization by the Cb1 Cannabinoid Receptor Antagonist Rimonabant. Neuropsychopharmacology (2007)

Gregory L GerdemanJason B SchechterEdward D French

Endocannabinoids at the Synapse: Retrograde Signaling and Presynaptic Plasticity in the Brain. Springer eBooks (2007)

The Endocannabinoid System in the Physiology and Pathology of the Basal Ganglia. Springer eBooks (2007)

physiologyneuropsychopharmacologyendocannabinoid systemneurotransmissionneurochemistryaddiction biologybasal ganglianervous systemcannabis useneuroanatomyneuroscienceneurophysiology

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