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John Gray

Associate Professor of Neurology Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

University of California, Davis

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School of Medicine

Neurology

John Gray is currently serving as a Neurology Associate Professor of Neurology Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at University of California, Davis.

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John Gray

University of California, Davis

Associate Professor of Neurology Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

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D-Serine Inhibits Non-Ionotropic Nmda Receptor Signaling. Journal of Neuroscience (2024)

Eden V. BarraganMargarita AnisimovaVishnu VijayakumarAzariah CoblentzDeborah K. ParkRaghava Jagadeesh SalakaAtheer F. K. NisanSamuel PetshowKim DoreKaren ZitoJohn A. Gray

clinical neuroscienceneurologypharmacologyreceptorsneuroscienceneurochemistryneuropharmacology

5-Ht2Ars Mediate Therapeutic Behavioral Effects of Psychedelic Tryptamines. ACS Chemical Neuroscience (2023)

Lindsay P. CameronSeona D. PatelMaxemiliano V. VargasEden V. BarraganHannah N. SaegerHunter T. WarrenWinston L. ChowJohn A. GrayDavid E. Olson

neuropharmacologypharmacologypsychedelic tryptamines

D-Serine Availability Modulates Prefrontal Cortex Inhibitory Interneuron Development and Circuit Maturation. Scientific Reports (2023)

Oluwarotimi O. FolorunsoStephanie E. BrownJugajyoti BaruahTheresa L. HarveyShekib A. JamiInna RadzishevskyHerman WoloskerJames M. McNallyJohn A. GrayAnju VasudevanDarrick T. Balu

brain circuitryneurosciencecircuit maturationdevelopmental neurobiology

Glun3A Subunit Tunes Nmda Receptor Synaptic Trafficking and Content During Postnatal Brain Development. Cell Reports (2023)

Inmaculada M. González-GonzálezJohn A. GrayJoana FerreiraMaría Jose Conde-DusmanDelphine BouchetIsabel Perez-OtañoLaurent Groc

receptorsneurosciencedevelopmental biologybrain functiondevelopmental neurobiologysynaptic traffickingpostnatal brain development

Psychedelics Promote Neuroplasticity Through the Activation of Intracellular 5-Ht2A Receptors. Science (2023)

Maxemiliano V. VargasLee E. DunlapChunyang DongSamuel J. CarterRobert J. TombariShekib A. JamiLindsay P. CameronSeona D. PatelJoseph J. HennesseyHannah N. SaegerJohn D. McCorvyJohn A. GrayLin TianDavid E. Olson

neuroscience

Reduced D-Serine Levels Drive Enhanced Non-Ionotropic Nmda Receptor Signaling and Destabilization of Dendritic Spines in a Mouse Model for Studying Schizophrenia. Neurobiology of Disease (2022)

Deborah K. ParkSamuel PetshowMargarita AnisimovaEden V. BarraganJohn A. GrayIvar S. SteinKaren Zito

clinical neurosciencecellular neurobiologyneuropsychiatryprotein sciencemouse modeld-serine levelsneurosciencemolecular neurobiologycentral nervous systemsystems neuroscienceschizophrenianeurologybiological psychiatrypsychiatrynon-ionotropic nmda receptorsignal transductionneurochemistrydendritic spinescognitive neuroscience

Sox2 is Essential for Astrocyte Maturation and Its Deletion Leads to Hyperactive Behavior in Mice. Cell Reports (2022)

Yan WangSheng ZhangZhaohui LanVui DoanBokyung KimSihan LiuMeina ZhuVanessa L. HullSami RihaniChun-Li ZhangJohn A. GrayFuzheng Guo

geneticsanimal physiologymembrane biologycellular neurobiologyneuroscienceredox biologycellular physiologycell physiologycell regulationcell researchastrocyte maturationdevelopmental neurobiologycell biologyneurophysiologymammalian biologymammalian physiologycellular biology

Excessive Laughter-Like Vocalizations, Microcephaly, and Translational Outcomes in the Ube3A Deletion Rat Model of Angelman Syndrome. Journal of Neuroscience (2021)

Elizabeth L. BergShekib A. JamiStela P. PetkovaAnnuska BerzTimothy A. FentonJason P. LerchDavid J. SegalJohn A. GrayJacob EllegoodMarkus WöhrJill L. Silverman

geneticsneurologyangelman syndrometranslational outcomesmammalian biologyexcessive laughter-like vocalizationsneurosciencebrain scienceneuroanatomyneural sciencedevelopmental neurobiologyneurophysiologycognitive neurosciencebehavioral neuroscience

Increased Excitation-Inhibition Balance and Loss of Gabaergic Synapses in the Serine Racemase Knockout Model of Nmda Receptor Hypofunction. Journal of Neurophysiology (2021)

Shekib A. JamiScott CameronJonathan M. WongEmily R. DalyA. Kimberley McAllisterJohn A. Gray

clinical neuroscienceneurologygabaergic synapsescellular neurobiologyneurodynamicsneuroscienceneurochemistrynmda receptor hypofunctioncentral nervous systemexcitation-inhibition balancesystems neuroscienceneuropharmacologyneurophysiologyelectrophysiology

Postsynaptic Serine Racemase Regulates Nmda Receptor Function. Journal of Neuroscience (2020)

Jonathan M. WongOluwarotimi O. FolorunsoEden V. BarraganCristina BerciuTheresa L. HarveyJoseph T. CoyleDarrick T. BaluJohn A. Gray

neurophysiologynmda receptor functionneurosciencepostsynaptic serine racemase

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John Gray

Associate Professor of Neurology Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

University of California, Davis

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Neurology

John Gray is currently serving as a Neurology Associate Professor of Neurology Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at University of California, Davis.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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John Gray

University of California, Davis

Associate Professor of Neurology Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

D-Serine Inhibits Non-Ionotropic Nmda Receptor Signaling. Journal of Neuroscience (2024)

Eden V. BarraganMargarita AnisimovaVishnu VijayakumarAzariah CoblentzDeborah K. ParkRaghava Jagadeesh SalakaAtheer F. K. NisanSamuel PetshowKim DoreKaren ZitoJohn A. Gray

clinical neuroscienceneurologypharmacologyreceptorsneuroscienceneurochemistryneuropharmacology

5-Ht2Ars Mediate Therapeutic Behavioral Effects of Psychedelic Tryptamines. ACS Chemical Neuroscience (2023)

Lindsay P. CameronSeona D. PatelMaxemiliano V. VargasEden V. BarraganHannah N. SaegerHunter T. WarrenWinston L. ChowJohn A. GrayDavid E. Olson

neuropharmacologypharmacologypsychedelic tryptamines

D-Serine Availability Modulates Prefrontal Cortex Inhibitory Interneuron Development and Circuit Maturation. Scientific Reports (2023)

Oluwarotimi O. FolorunsoStephanie E. BrownJugajyoti BaruahTheresa L. HarveyShekib A. JamiInna RadzishevskyHerman WoloskerJames M. McNallyJohn A. GrayAnju VasudevanDarrick T. Balu

brain circuitryneurosciencecircuit maturationdevelopmental neurobiology

Glun3A Subunit Tunes Nmda Receptor Synaptic Trafficking and Content During Postnatal Brain Development. Cell Reports (2023)

Inmaculada M. González-GonzálezJohn A. GrayJoana FerreiraMaría Jose Conde-DusmanDelphine BouchetIsabel Perez-OtañoLaurent Groc

receptorsneurosciencedevelopmental biologybrain functiondevelopmental neurobiologysynaptic traffickingpostnatal brain development

Psychedelics Promote Neuroplasticity Through the Activation of Intracellular 5-Ht2A Receptors. Science (2023)

neuroscience

Reduced D-Serine Levels Drive Enhanced Non-Ionotropic Nmda Receptor Signaling and Destabilization of Dendritic Spines in a Mouse Model for Studying Schizophrenia. Neurobiology of Disease (2022)

Deborah K. ParkSamuel PetshowMargarita AnisimovaEden V. BarraganJohn A. GrayIvar S. SteinKaren Zito

Sox2 is Essential for Astrocyte Maturation and Its Deletion Leads to Hyperactive Behavior in Mice. Cell Reports (2022)

Yan WangSheng ZhangZhaohui LanVui DoanBokyung KimSihan LiuMeina ZhuVanessa L. HullSami RihaniChun-Li ZhangJohn A. GrayFuzheng Guo

Excessive Laughter-Like Vocalizations, Microcephaly, and Translational Outcomes in the Ube3A Deletion Rat Model of Angelman Syndrome. Journal of Neuroscience (2021)

Elizabeth L. BergShekib A. JamiStela P. PetkovaAnnuska BerzTimothy A. FentonJason P. LerchDavid J. SegalJohn A. GrayJacob EllegoodMarkus WöhrJill L. Silverman

Increased Excitation-Inhibition Balance and Loss of Gabaergic Synapses in the Serine Racemase Knockout Model of Nmda Receptor Hypofunction. Journal of Neurophysiology (2021)

Shekib A. JamiScott CameronJonathan M. WongEmily R. DalyA. Kimberley McAllisterJohn A. Gray

Postsynaptic Serine Racemase Regulates Nmda Receptor Function. Journal of Neuroscience (2020)

Jonathan M. WongOluwarotimi O. FolorunsoEden V. BarraganCristina BerciuTheresa L. HarveyJoseph T. CoyleDarrick T. BaluJohn A. Gray

neurophysiologynmda receptor functionneurosciencepostsynaptic serine racemase

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