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James Cherry

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Boston University

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College of Arts & Sciences

Psychological & Brain Sciences

James Cherry is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Professor at Boston University.

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neuroscience mammalian biology neurology neuroanatomy behavioral neuroscience brain science endocrinology animal physiology animal science mammalian physiology physiology animal behavior pharmacology female mice neuropharmacology neurophysiology clinical neuroscience experimental psychology animal cognition avian biology neural science breeding behavior veterinary medicine behavioral neuroendocrinology male mice accessory olfactory system cognitive neuroscience sexual behavior behavioral research reproductive biology mating psychology applied physiology sex research physiological research veterinary physiology sex differences brain imaging reproductive physiology behavior analysis vomeronasal organ removal medial amygdala affective neuroscience sex roles enzyme inhibition neurotology human physiology primate behavior neurochemistry treatment effects biological psychology brain organization gene function cellular neurobiology sexual selection molecular neurobiology human sexuality cyclic amp phosphodiesterases main olfactory system female ferrets estrous female mice circulatory physiology medical entomology invertebrate vision perception system sensory science brain function steroid metabolism revealed preferences knockout mice volatile pheromones mouse brain urinary odorants vomeronasal neuroepithelium forebrain fos responses luteal activation intromission frequency evolutionary psychology sex dimorphisms nervous system behavioral sciences

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Sex Differences in Main Olfactory System Pathways Involved in Psychosexual Function. Genes Brain & Behavior (2019)

James A. CherryMichael J. Baum

psychosexual functionmain olfactory systembehavioral neuroscienceneurosciencegenetics

Gonadal Hormones, but Not Sex, Affect the Acquisition and Maintenance of a Go/No-Go Odor Discrimination Task in Mice. Hormones and Behavior (2018)

T. KunkhyenE. PerezM. BassA. CoyneM.J. BaumJ.A. Cherry

animal scienceanimal physiologyphysiologyanimal behaviorgonadal hormonesbreeding behaviorendocrinologymammalian biologymammalian physiology

A Comparison of the Effects of Male Pheromone Priming and Optogenetic Inhibition of Accessory Olfactory Bulb Forebrain Inputs on the Sexual Behavior of Estrous Female Mice. Hormones and Behavior (2017)

Elizabeth A. McCarthyTenzin KunkhyenWayne J. KorzanAjay NaikArman MaqsudluJames A. CherryMichael J. Baum

reproductive biologyoptogenetic inhibitionbiological psychologypharmacologyoptogeneticsphysiologycomparative endocrinologyexperimental psychologyreproductive physiologybehavioral neurosciencesexual behaviorbreeding behaviorendocrinologybehavioral sciencesanimal sciencemating psychologyhuman biologyanimal behaviorestrous female micemammalian biologymale pheromone priming

Effect of Ovarian Hormones and Mating Experience on the Preference of Female Mice to Investigate Male Urinary Pheromones. Chemical Senses (2017)

Elizabeth A McCarthyAjay S NaikAllison F CoyneJames A CherryMichael J Baum

chemical sciencesanimal sciencemammalogymale urinary pheromonesmating psychologysexual selectionbiochemistryfemale micechemical biologymammalian biologychemistrypharmacologyanimal behaviorbreeding behaviorveterinary medicineendocrinologyentomologymammalian physiology

Optogenetic Activation of Accessory Olfactory Bulb Input to the Forebrain Differentially Modulates Investigation of Opposite Versus Same-Sex Urinary Chemosignals and Stimulates Mating in Male Mice. eNeuro (2017)

Tenzin KunkhyenElizabeth A. McCarthyWayne J. KorzanDanielle DoctorXue HanMichael J. BaumJames A. Cherry

animal scienceoptogeneticsneuroscienceurologymammalian biologymale micemammalian physiology

Dreadd ‐Induced Silencing of the Medial Amygdala Reduces the Preference for Male Pheromones and the Expression of Lordosis in Estrous Female Mice. European Journal of Neuroscience (2017)

Elizabeth A. McCarthyArman MaqsudluMatthew BassSofia GeorghiouJames A. CherryMichael J. Baum

male pheromonesneurologyneural sciencemedial amygdalaneuroanatomycognitive neuroscienceneurosciencebrain scienceclinical neurosciencemolecular neuroscienceestrous female micemammalian biology

Sex Differences in and Hormone Effects on Mammalian Pheromonal Communication. Elsevier eBooks (2016)

James A. CherryMichael J. Baum

endocrinologymammalian pheromonal communicationhealth scienceshormone effects

Dreadd-Induced Silencing of the Medial Olfactory Tubercle Disrupts the Preference of Female Mice for Opposite-Sex Chemosignals. eNeuro (2015)

Brett T. DiBenedictisAdaeze O. OlugbemiMichael J. BaumJames A. Cherry

medial olfactory tuberclerevealed preferencesneuroanatomyneurosciencegeneticsmammalian physiologyknockout micemolecular neuroscienceentomologybehavioral neurosciencemedical entomologydreadd-induced silencingveterinary medicinefemale miceneurologyremedial actionotorhinolaryngologymammalian biologyopposite-sex chemosignals

6-Hydroxydopamine Lesions of the Anteromedial Ventral Striatum Impair Opposite-Sex Urinary Odor Preference in Female Mice. Behavioural Brain Research (2014)

Brett T. DiBenedictisAdaeze O. OlugbemiMichael J. BaumJames A. Cherry

behavior analysisneurologyhuman behaviorendocrinologyanimal physiologyneuropharmacologyneuroanatomybrain imagingbehavioral neuroscienceneurosciencefemale micebrain sciencebehavioral researchbehavioral neuroendocrinologyurologymammalian biologymammalian physiology

Processing by the Main Olfactory System of Chemosignals That Facilitate Mammalian Reproduction. Hormones and Behavior (2014)

Michael J. BaumJames A. Cherry

animal scienceanimal physiologymain olfactory systemphysiologycell biologyneuroscienceavian biologymammalian reproductionendocrinologymammalian biologymammalian physiology

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James Cherry

Professor

Boston University

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Psychological & Brain Sciences

James Cherry is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Professor at Boston University.

Honors

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Boston University

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Sex Differences in Main Olfactory System Pathways Involved in Psychosexual Function. Genes Brain & Behavior (2019)

James A. CherryMichael J. Baum

psychosexual functionmain olfactory systembehavioral neuroscienceneurosciencegenetics

Gonadal Hormones, but Not Sex, Affect the Acquisition and Maintenance of a Go/No-Go Odor Discrimination Task in Mice. Hormones and Behavior (2018)

T. KunkhyenE. PerezM. BassA. CoyneM.J. BaumJ.A. Cherry

animal scienceanimal physiologyphysiologyanimal behaviorgonadal hormonesbreeding behaviorendocrinologymammalian biologymammalian physiology

Elizabeth A. McCarthyTenzin KunkhyenWayne J. KorzanAjay NaikArman MaqsudluJames A. CherryMichael J. Baum

Effect of Ovarian Hormones and Mating Experience on the Preference of Female Mice to Investigate Male Urinary Pheromones. Chemical Senses (2017)

Elizabeth A McCarthyAjay S NaikAllison F CoyneJames A CherryMichael J Baum

Tenzin KunkhyenElizabeth A. McCarthyWayne J. KorzanDanielle DoctorXue HanMichael J. BaumJames A. Cherry

animal scienceoptogeneticsneuroscienceurologymammalian biologymale micemammalian physiology

Dreadd ‐Induced Silencing of the Medial Amygdala Reduces the Preference for Male Pheromones and the Expression of Lordosis in Estrous Female Mice. European Journal of Neuroscience (2017)

Elizabeth A. McCarthyArman MaqsudluMatthew BassSofia GeorghiouJames A. CherryMichael J. Baum

male pheromonesneurologyneural sciencemedial amygdalaneuroanatomycognitive neuroscienceneurosciencebrain scienceclinical neurosciencemolecular neuroscienceestrous female micemammalian biology

Sex Differences in and Hormone Effects on Mammalian Pheromonal Communication. Elsevier eBooks (2016)

James A. CherryMichael J. Baum

endocrinologymammalian pheromonal communicationhealth scienceshormone effects

Dreadd-Induced Silencing of the Medial Olfactory Tubercle Disrupts the Preference of Female Mice for Opposite-Sex Chemosignals. eNeuro (2015)

Brett T. DiBenedictisAdaeze O. OlugbemiMichael J. BaumJames A. Cherry

6-Hydroxydopamine Lesions of the Anteromedial Ventral Striatum Impair Opposite-Sex Urinary Odor Preference in Female Mice. Behavioural Brain Research (2014)

Brett T. DiBenedictisAdaeze O. OlugbemiMichael J. BaumJames A. Cherry

Processing by the Main Olfactory System of Chemosignals That Facilitate Mammalian Reproduction. Hormones and Behavior (2014)

Michael J. BaumJames A. Cherry

animal scienceanimal physiologymain olfactory systemphysiologycell biologyneuroscienceavian biologymammalian reproductionendocrinologymammalian biologymammalian physiology

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