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Joseph Schulz

Occidental College

Affiliations

Department Of Biochemistry

Occidental College

Department Of Neuroscience

Vantuna Research Group

NoneJoseph Schulz is currently serving as a Biochemistry faculty at Occidental College.

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Occidental College

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biology zoology toxins evolutionary biology chemical ecology entomology toxinology predator-prey interactions venomics biochemistry morphology (biology) invertebrate pathology fish biology molecular biology bioanalysis chromatography biotechnology analytical chemistry molecular and cellular biology biochemical sciences biotechnology advance biomedical analysis biological chemistry peptide science peptides spinal cord cellular physiology developmental cell stem cell research avian biology analytical biotechnology plant toxins microbial toxins cellular neurobiology neural tissue engineering neural stem cells toxicokinetics inhalation toxicology agarose gel electrophoresis venom variation cone snail conus textile toxin isoforms eight-cysteine toxins novel peptide toxins electrophysiological studies primary cell culture fish-hunting cone snail cone snails sensory papillae venom composition changes rapid delivery

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Primary Cell Culture of Adult Zebrafish Spinal Neurons for Electrophysiological Studies. Journal of Neuroscience Methods (2019)

stem cell researchcellular physiologydevelopmental cellelectrophysiological studiesprimary cell cultureneural stem cellsspinal corddevelopmental neurobiologydevelopmental biologyneural tissue engineeringcellular neurobiologyneuroscienceneurophysiologyneuronscell biology

Rapid Delivery and Action of the Venom of the Fish-Hunting Cone Snail Conus Catus. Toxicon (2019)

Joseph SchulzMark GadGurleen SanghaEmanuel Azizi

rapid deliverypharmacologyfish biologytoxinsentomologyvenomicstoxicologyinhalation toxicology

The High Speed Radular Prey Strike of a Fish-Hunting Cone Snail. Current Biology (2019)

Joseph R. SchulzIan JanGurleen SanghaEmanuel Azizi

biophysicsfish-hunting cone snailfish biologyavian biologymarine biologypredator-prey interactionsstructural biologyecologyevolutionary biology

Agarose Gel Electrophoresis. Current Protocols Essential Laboratory Techniques (2015)

agarose gel electrophoresisbioanalysisanalytical biotechnologybiotechnologychromatographyanalytical chemistrybiomedical analysisbiotechnology advancebiochemical sciencesbiochemistry

Morphology of Sensory Papillae on the Feeding Proboscis of Cone Snails (Mollusca, Gastropoda). Invertebrate Biology (2014)

cone snailsmorphologyzoologysensory papillaebiologyanatomymorphology (biology)invertebrate pathology

Venom Variation During Prey Capture by the Cone Snail, Conus Textile. PLoS ONE (2014)

zoologyvenom variationbiologyconus textiletoxinscone snailmorphology (biology)entomologychemical ecologypredator-prey interactionstoxinologyevolutionary biology

121. Venom Composition Changes During Prey Capture in Conus Textile. Toxicon (2012)

toxicokineticszoologybiologytoxinsentomologychemical ecologyvenomicstoxicologypredator-prey interactionstoxinologyvenom composition changesevolutionary biology

A Diverse Family of Novel Peptide Toxins From an Unusual Cone Snail, Conus Californicus. Journal of Experimental Biology (2010)

W. F. GillyT. A. RichmondT. F. DudaC. ElligerZ. LebaricJ. SchulzJ. P. BinghamJ. V. Sweedler

peptideszoologytoxinschemical ecologybiological chemistryplant toxinsbiochemistrychemical biologytoxinologyeight-cysteine toxinspeptide sciencebiologymolecular and cellular biologyinvertebrate pathologytoxin isoformsmicrobial toxinsnovel peptide toxinsvenomicsmolecular biology

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Joseph Schulz

Occidental College

Affiliations

Department Of Biochemistry

Occidental College

Department Of Neuroscience

Vantuna Research Group

NoneJoseph Schulz is currently serving as a Biochemistry faculty at Occidental College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Joseph Schulz

Occidental College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Primary Cell Culture of Adult Zebrafish Spinal Neurons for Electrophysiological Studies. Journal of Neuroscience Methods (2019)

Rapid Delivery and Action of the Venom of the Fish-Hunting Cone Snail Conus Catus. Toxicon (2019)

Joseph SchulzMark GadGurleen SanghaEmanuel Azizi

rapid deliverypharmacologyfish biologytoxinsentomologyvenomicstoxicologyinhalation toxicology

The High Speed Radular Prey Strike of a Fish-Hunting Cone Snail. Current Biology (2019)

Joseph R. SchulzIan JanGurleen SanghaEmanuel Azizi

biophysicsfish-hunting cone snailfish biologyavian biologymarine biologypredator-prey interactionsstructural biologyecologyevolutionary biology

Agarose Gel Electrophoresis. Current Protocols Essential Laboratory Techniques (2015)

agarose gel electrophoresisbioanalysisanalytical biotechnologybiotechnologychromatographyanalytical chemistrybiomedical analysisbiotechnology advancebiochemical sciencesbiochemistry

Morphology of Sensory Papillae on the Feeding Proboscis of Cone Snails (Mollusca, Gastropoda). Invertebrate Biology (2014)

cone snailsmorphologyzoologysensory papillaebiologyanatomymorphology (biology)invertebrate pathology

Venom Variation During Prey Capture by the Cone Snail, Conus Textile. PLoS ONE (2014)

zoologyvenom variationbiologyconus textiletoxinscone snailmorphology (biology)entomologychemical ecologypredator-prey interactionstoxinologyevolutionary biology

121. Venom Composition Changes During Prey Capture in Conus Textile. Toxicon (2012)

toxicokineticszoologybiologytoxinsentomologychemical ecologyvenomicstoxicologypredator-prey interactionstoxinologyvenom composition changesevolutionary biology

A Diverse Family of Novel Peptide Toxins From an Unusual Cone Snail, Conus Californicus. Journal of Experimental Biology (2010)

W. F. GillyT. A. RichmondT. F. DudaC. ElligerZ. LebaricJ. SchulzJ. P. BinghamJ. V. Sweedler

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