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Heather L Eisthen

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Natural Science

Department of Integrative Biology

Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior Program

Neuroscience Program

NoneHeather L Eisthen is currently serving as a College Of Natural Science faculty at Michigan State University.

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Heather L Eisthen

Michigan State University

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neuroscience evolutionary biology biology avian biology neuroanatomy neurology neurophysiology behavioral neuroscience experimental biology endocrinology cognitive neuroscience animal science ambystoma mexicanum electrophysiology animal behavior zoology biological psychology brain mechanisms neurobiological mechanisms brain organization vomeronasal system microbial ecology animal cognition fish biology ornithology comparative physiology terminal nerve visual system visual science ocular surface toxins pharmacotherapy psychological science developmental psychology neuroethics animal physiology avian medicine visual communication vision research visual impairments behavioral neuroendocrinology neurochemistry clinical neuroscience neuropeptides drug development toxinology poisoning cognitive psychology gene evolution convergence analysis comparative endocrinology breeding behavior biotic interactions wildlife biology bioacoustics biological oceanography primate behavior integrative biology science policy innovation policy vertebrate vision electronic publishing editorial independence olfactory receptor neurons neuromodulatory effects different animals olfactory systems olfactory epithelium hungry axolotls physiological responses fmrfamide-immunoreactive terminal nerve anatomical criteria nervus terminalis aquatic salamanders odorant responses peripheral olfactory system neuroecology nervous system

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

: The Inductive Brain in Development and Evolution. The Quarterly Review of Biology (2022)

Heather L. EisthenSantiago Rodriguez Castro

developmental biologybiologyevolutionary developmental biologyevolutionary biologyinductive braindevelopmental neurobiology

From Poison to Promise: The Evolution of Tetrodotoxin and Its Potential as a Therapeutic. Toxins (2021)

Gary M. BucciarelliMaren LechnerAudrey FontesLee B. KatsHeather L. EisthenH. Bradley Shaffer

toxicologydrug developmenttoxinologytoxinspoisoningpharmacologymedicineevolutionary biologydrug discoverytherapeutic targetspharmacotherapy

The Skin Microbiome Facilitates Adaptive Tetrodotoxin Production in Poisonous Newts. eLife (2020)

Patric M VaelliKevin R TheisJanet E WilliamsLauren A O'ConnellJames A FosterHeather L Eisthen

public healthevolutionary biologyecologymicrobiomemicrobial ecology

Your Brain is Not an Onion With a Tiny Reptile Inside. Current Directions in Psychological Science (2020)

Joseph CesarioDavid J. JohnsonHeather L. Eisthen

psychological scienceexperimental psychologyanimal cognitioncognitive neuroscienceneurosciencedevelopmental psychologybiological psychologycognitive sciencecognitive psychologypsychology

Treatment of Chytridiomycosis in Laboratory Axolotls ( Ambystoma Mexicanum ) and Rough-Skinned Newts ( Taricha Granulosa ). Comparative Medicine (2019)

Jacquelyn M Del ValleHeather L Eisthen

dermatologyavian biologyinsect scienceavian medicinemedicinelaboratory axolotlsbreeding behaviorveterinary medicineurology

New Nsf Policy Will Stifle Innovation. Science (2018)

Heather L. EisthenKenneth M. HalanychDarcy B. KelleyStephanie A. WhiteSteven M. Phelps

health policyresearch policyinnovation policyscience policypublic policy

Proteinaceous Pheromone Homologs Identified From the Cloacal Gland Transcriptome of a Male Axolotl, Ambystoma Mexicanum. PLoS ONE (2016)

Kevin W. HallHeather L. EisthenBarry L. Williams

genomicsbiochemistryavian biologyproteinaceous pheromone homologsmolecular biologymale axolotlcloacal gland transcriptomeambystoma mexicanumtranscriptomegenetics

Animal–Microbe Interactions and the Evolution of Nervous Systems. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2015)

Heather L. EisthenKevin R. Theis

neuroanatomyanimal-microbe interactionsneuroscienceevolutionary biology

The Septal Organ, Grueneberg Ganglion, and Terminal Nerve. (2015)

Minghong MaJoerg FleischerHeinz BreerHeather Eisthen

neurologyseptal organsurgeryelectrophysiologyneurosciencegrueneberg ganglionterminal nerve

Anatomical Specializations for Enhanced Olfactory Sensitivity in Kiwi, Apteryx Mantelli.. PubMed (2014)

J.R. CorfieldH.L. EisthenA.N. IwaniukS. Parsons

neuroanatomyanatomical specializationsengineeringapteryx mantelliavian biologyornithology

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Heather L Eisthen

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Natural Science

Department of Integrative Biology

Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior Program

Neuroscience Program

NoneHeather L Eisthen is currently serving as a College Of Natural Science faculty at Michigan State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Heather L Eisthen

Michigan State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

: The Inductive Brain in Development and Evolution. The Quarterly Review of Biology (2022)

Heather L. EisthenSantiago Rodriguez Castro

developmental biologybiologyevolutionary developmental biologyevolutionary biologyinductive braindevelopmental neurobiology

From Poison to Promise: The Evolution of Tetrodotoxin and Its Potential as a Therapeutic. Toxins (2021)

Gary M. BucciarelliMaren LechnerAudrey FontesLee B. KatsHeather L. EisthenH. Bradley Shaffer

toxicologydrug developmenttoxinologytoxinspoisoningpharmacologymedicineevolutionary biologydrug discoverytherapeutic targetspharmacotherapy

The Skin Microbiome Facilitates Adaptive Tetrodotoxin Production in Poisonous Newts. eLife (2020)

Patric M VaelliKevin R TheisJanet E WilliamsLauren A O'ConnellJames A FosterHeather L Eisthen

public healthevolutionary biologyecologymicrobiomemicrobial ecology

Your Brain is Not an Onion With a Tiny Reptile Inside. Current Directions in Psychological Science (2020)

Joseph CesarioDavid J. JohnsonHeather L. Eisthen

psychological scienceexperimental psychologyanimal cognitioncognitive neuroscienceneurosciencedevelopmental psychologybiological psychologycognitive sciencecognitive psychologypsychology

Treatment of Chytridiomycosis in Laboratory Axolotls ( Ambystoma Mexicanum ) and Rough-Skinned Newts ( Taricha Granulosa ). Comparative Medicine (2019)

Jacquelyn M Del ValleHeather L Eisthen

dermatologyavian biologyinsect scienceavian medicinemedicinelaboratory axolotlsbreeding behaviorveterinary medicineurology

New Nsf Policy Will Stifle Innovation. Science (2018)

Heather L. EisthenKenneth M. HalanychDarcy B. KelleyStephanie A. WhiteSteven M. Phelps

health policyresearch policyinnovation policyscience policypublic policy

Proteinaceous Pheromone Homologs Identified From the Cloacal Gland Transcriptome of a Male Axolotl, Ambystoma Mexicanum. PLoS ONE (2016)

Kevin W. HallHeather L. EisthenBarry L. Williams

genomicsbiochemistryavian biologyproteinaceous pheromone homologsmolecular biologymale axolotlcloacal gland transcriptomeambystoma mexicanumtranscriptomegenetics

Animal–Microbe Interactions and the Evolution of Nervous Systems. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2015)

Heather L. EisthenKevin R. Theis

neuroanatomyanimal-microbe interactionsneuroscienceevolutionary biology

The Septal Organ, Grueneberg Ganglion, and Terminal Nerve. (2015)

Minghong MaJoerg FleischerHeinz BreerHeather Eisthen

neurologyseptal organsurgeryelectrophysiologyneurosciencegrueneberg ganglionterminal nerve

Anatomical Specializations for Enhanced Olfactory Sensitivity in Kiwi, Apteryx Mantelli.. PubMed (2014)

J.R. CorfieldH.L. EisthenA.N. IwaniukS. Parsons

neuroanatomyanatomical specializationsengineeringapteryx mantelliavian biologyornithology

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