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John-Paul Baird

Amherst College

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Amherst College

Neuroscience

Department Of Psychology

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neuroscience physiology behavioral neuroscience behavioral sciences neuropharmacology neuropsychopharmacology nervous system pharmacology psychoneuroendocrinology addiction biology appetite control metabolism animal behavior sensory science psychopharmacology receptors behavioral experiments behavioral research behavioural process behavioral neuroendocrinology energy homeostasis neuropeptides human behavior experimental psychology animal physiology sensometrics neuropeptide receptors neuroendocrine mechanisms animal cognition experimental analysis of behavior metabolic state behavioural physiology gastrointestinal peptide hormone neurobiological mechanisms behavioural pharmacology psychoactive drugs psychotropic medication taste avoidance orexin-a hyperphagia neuropeptide y behavioral nutrition animal nutrition addictive behaviors pharmacological research molecular physiology diabetes therapies liver physiology nutritional biochemistry clinical neuroscience feed intake osmoregulation feed utilization liver disease physiological regulation hormonal receptor physiological research veterinary physiology human physiology body image cellular neurobiology neurotransmission neurotransmitters dopamine food intake generalization testing licking microstructure analysis qualitative dynamics consummatory feeding responses hindbrain participation behavioral processes receptor activation intake suppressive effects parabrachial nucleus contributions consummatory actions volume intake controls intake suppression

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Further Disentangling the Motivational Processes Underlying Benzodiazepine Hyperphagia. Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior (2022)

benzodiazepine hyperphagiapsychiatrypsychiatric researchpsychoactive drugspsychopathologypsychotropic medicationpsychopharmacologyaddiction biology

Selective Stimulation of Central Gabaaα2,3,5 Receptors Increases Intake and Motivation to Consume Sucrose Solution in Rats. Neuroscience (2019)

receptorsmetabolismgastrointestinal peptide hormoneneuropharmacologyappetite controlenergy homeostasiscentral gabaaα2,3,5 receptorsneurosciencesucrose solutionpharmacologybehavioral neurosciencephysiologyselective stimulationneuropsychopharmacologyaddiction biology

Bursting by Taste-Responsive Cells in the Rodent Brain Stem. Journal of Neurophysiology (2015)

John-Paul BairdMichael G. TordoffStuart A. McCaughey

developmental neurobiologycellular neurobiologyrodent brain stemcell biologyelectrophysiologyneurosciencetaste-responsive cellsphysiologyneurophysiology

Parabrachial Nucleus Contributions to Glucagon-Like Peptide-1 Receptor Agonist-Induced Hypophagia. Neuropsychopharmacology (2015)

receptorsparabrachial nucleus contributionsneuropharmacologypharmacological researchneuropsychopharmacologyneuroscienceneuropeptidesphysiologyneurophysiologynervous systemmolecular physiology

The Nucleus of the Solitary Tract of the Rat Taste Response Variability and Temporal Coding In. (2015)

Jonathan D. VictorJohn-Paul BairdMichael G. TordoffStuart A. McCaugheyMichael R. BaleDario CampagnerAndrew ErskineRasmus S. PetersenOlga D. EscanillaPatricia M. Di Lorenzo

avian biologysolitary tractanimal behaviortemporal codingneuroscienceanimal physiologymammalian biologyphysiologyneuroanatomynervous system

Glucagon-Like Peptide-1 Receptor Signaling in the Lateral Parabrachial Nucleus Contributes to the Control of Food Intake and Motivation to Feed. Neuropsychopharmacology (2014)

Amber L AlhadeffJohn-Paul BairdJennifer C SwickMatthew R HayesHarvey J Grill

receptorsmotivationneuropharmacologyappetite controlclinical neurosciencefeed intakefood intakecell signalingneurosciencepharmacologyneuropsychologypsychopharmacologypsychologyneuropsychopharmacology

Multiple Processes Underlie Benzodiazepine-Mediated Increases in the Consumption of Accepted and Avoided Stimuli. Chemical Senses (2012)

avoided stimulibehavioral researchneuropharmacologybehavioural processneuropsychopharmacologybehavioral experimentsbehavioral sciencesneuropsychologyexperimental psychologybehavioral neurosciencepsychopharmacologypsychologyexperimental analysis of behaviorbehavioural pharmacologycognitive neuroscience

Anatomical Dissociation of Melanocortin Receptor Agonist Effects on Taste- and Gut-Sensitive Feeding Processes. American Journal of Physiology-Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology (2011)

gut-sensitive feeding processesanatomical dissociationmetabolismfunctional foodsgastrointestinal peptide hormoneneuropharmacologyappetite controlenergy homeostasisfood researchnutritionneurosciencesensometricsphysiologybehavioral neurosciencesensory sciencenervous system

Parabrachial Y1/Y4 Receptor Stimulation Increases Licking for Sucrose. Appetite (2010)

neuropeptide receptorsanimal behaviorneuronsneuropsychopharmacologyneurosciencepsychoneuroendocrinologybehavioral neurosciencephysiologyneuroendocrine mechanismsanimal cognitionnervous systemaddiction biology

Tamoxifen Produces Conditioned Taste Avoidance in Male Rats: An Analysis of Microstructural Licking Patterns and Taste Reactivity. Hormones and Behavior (2009)

Melissa A. FudgeMartin KavaliersJohn-Paul BairdKlaus-Peter Ossenkopp

taste reactivitytaste avoidanceanimal behaviormicrostructural licking patternsbehavioral sciencesbehavioral neurosciencehormonal receptormale ratsbehavioral neuroendocrinology

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John-Paul Baird

Amherst College

Affiliations

Amherst College

Neuroscience

Department Of Psychology

NoneJohn-paul Baird is currently serving as a Amherst College faculty at Amherst College.

Honors

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Further Disentangling the Motivational Processes Underlying Benzodiazepine Hyperphagia. Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior (2022)

benzodiazepine hyperphagiapsychiatrypsychiatric researchpsychoactive drugspsychopathologypsychotropic medicationpsychopharmacologyaddiction biology

Selective Stimulation of Central Gabaaα2,3,5 Receptors Increases Intake and Motivation to Consume Sucrose Solution in Rats. Neuroscience (2019)

Bursting by Taste-Responsive Cells in the Rodent Brain Stem. Journal of Neurophysiology (2015)

John-Paul BairdMichael G. TordoffStuart A. McCaughey

developmental neurobiologycellular neurobiologyrodent brain stemcell biologyelectrophysiologyneurosciencetaste-responsive cellsphysiologyneurophysiology

Parabrachial Nucleus Contributions to Glucagon-Like Peptide-1 Receptor Agonist-Induced Hypophagia. Neuropsychopharmacology (2015)

receptorsparabrachial nucleus contributionsneuropharmacologypharmacological researchneuropsychopharmacologyneuroscienceneuropeptidesphysiologyneurophysiologynervous systemmolecular physiology

The Nucleus of the Solitary Tract of the Rat Taste Response Variability and Temporal Coding In. (2015)

Jonathan D. VictorJohn-Paul BairdMichael G. TordoffStuart A. McCaugheyMichael R. BaleDario CampagnerAndrew ErskineRasmus S. PetersenOlga D. EscanillaPatricia M. Di Lorenzo

avian biologysolitary tractanimal behaviortemporal codingneuroscienceanimal physiologymammalian biologyphysiologyneuroanatomynervous system

Glucagon-Like Peptide-1 Receptor Signaling in the Lateral Parabrachial Nucleus Contributes to the Control of Food Intake and Motivation to Feed. Neuropsychopharmacology (2014)

Amber L AlhadeffJohn-Paul BairdJennifer C SwickMatthew R HayesHarvey J Grill

receptorsmotivationneuropharmacologyappetite controlclinical neurosciencefeed intakefood intakecell signalingneurosciencepharmacologyneuropsychologypsychopharmacologypsychologyneuropsychopharmacology

Multiple Processes Underlie Benzodiazepine-Mediated Increases in the Consumption of Accepted and Avoided Stimuli. Chemical Senses (2012)

Parabrachial Y1/Y4 Receptor Stimulation Increases Licking for Sucrose. Appetite (2010)

Tamoxifen Produces Conditioned Taste Avoidance in Male Rats: An Analysis of Microstructural Licking Patterns and Taste Reactivity. Hormones and Behavior (2009)

Melissa A. FudgeMartin KavaliersJohn-Paul BairdKlaus-Peter Ossenkopp

taste reactivitytaste avoidanceanimal behaviormicrostructural licking patternsbehavioral sciencesbehavioral neurosciencehormonal receptormale ratsbehavioral neuroendocrinology

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3
10 / page