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Katherine Serafine

Associate Professor and Graduate Program Director

University of Texas at El Paso

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Psychology

Katherine Serafine is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Associate Professor and Graduate Program Director at University of Texas At El Paso.

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University of Texas at El Paso

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Effects of Access Condition on Substance Use Disorder-Like Phenotypes in Male and Female Rats Self-Administering Mdpv or Cocaine. Drug and Alcohol Dependence (2024)

Michelle R. DoyleNina M. BeltranMark S.A. BushnellMaaz SyedValeria AcostaMarisa DesaiKenner C. RiceKatherine M. SerafineGeorgianna G. GouldLynette C. DawsGregory T. Collins

substance abuseopioid use disorderbehavioral healthdrug treatmentmental healthbehavioral disorderssubstance addictionaddiction medicinesubstance useaddictionaddiction biologysubstance use disordersaddictive behaviorsaddiction treatmentbehavioral sciences

Morphine-Induced Antinociception and Fecal Motility in Rats Eating a High Fat/High Carbohydrate or Ketogenic Diet. Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics (2024)

Nina M. BeltranAlyssa N. ParraVanessa MinerviniKatherine M. Serafine

physiologyfecal motilityketogenic dietmorphine-induced antinociceptionneuroscienceneurophysiologyhealth sciences

The Effects of Eating a Traditional High Fat/High Carbohydrate or a Ketogenic Diet on Sensitivity of Female Rats to Morphine. Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics (2024)

Nina M. BeltranAlyssa N. ParraAna Paulina SerranoJazmin CastilloIsabella M. CastroMadeline K. ElseyVanessa MinerviniKatherine M. Serafine

pain managementpharmacologypain researchfemale ratsexperimental pharmacology

Eating a High Fat/High Carbohydrate or Ketogenic Diet Does Not Impact Sensitivity to Morphine-Induced Antinociception in Rats With Hindpaw Inflammation. Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics (2023)

Katherine M. SerafineMadeline K. ElseyNina M. BeltranVanessa Minervini

hindpaw inflammationpharmacologyanimal physiologyavian medicinemammalian biologyneuropharmacologyketogenic dietmorphine-induced antinociceptioninflammation

The Effects of Eating a Traditional High Fat or a Ketogenic Diet on Sensitivity of Female Rats to Morphine-Induced Antinociception, Tolerance and Withdrawal. Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics (2023)

Nina M. BeltranAlyssa N. ParraIsabella M. CastroMadeline K. ElseyAna Paulina SerranoJazmin R. CastilloVanessa MinerviniKatherine M. Serafine

short-term variabilitydrug metabolismbehavioral nutritionbehavioural pharmacologyopioid use disorderendocrinologyneuropharmacologyaddictiondrug intolerancehealth sciencesappetite controlavian biologyavian medicineaddiction medicinephysiologytraditional high fatpain managementpharmacologypain researchfemale ratsketogenic dietmorphine-induced antinociception

Eating a High Fat Diet Enhances Sensitivity of Rats to 5‐Ht 1A Receptor‐Mediated Behavioral Effects of Serotonergic Drugs. The FASEB Journal (2022)

Nina M. BeltranJeremiah RamosAntonio LandavazoBruce BloughKatherine M. Serafine

nutritional neurosciencereceptorspharmacologyexperimental nutritionbiological psychologyserotonergic drugsneuropharmacologyexperimental psychologyneurosciencebehavioral sciences

Eating a High Fat or Ketogenic Diet Increases Sensitivity of Rats to Methamphetamine‐Induced Locomotion. The FASEB Journal (2022)

Madeline ElseyNina M. BeltranKatherine M. Serafine

physiologyneurologyavian biologymammalian biologymethamphetamine-induced locomotionhigh fatbehavioral nutritionneurosciencebehavioral neuroscience

Converging Vulnerability Factors for Compulsive Food and Drug Use. Neuropharmacology (2021)

Katherine M. SerafineLaura E. O'DellEric P. Zorrilla

mental healthneuropharmacologypsychologysubstance usedrug usevulnerability factorscompulsive foodneurosciencebehavioral sciences

Covid-19 Attitudes Measure. PsycTESTS Dataset (2021)

Nora E. CharlesStephanie J. StrongLauren C. BurnsMargaret R. BullerjahnKatherine M. Serafine

public healthcovid-19behavioral measurementspsychologyattitude theorypsychological assessmentbehavioral sciences

Eating a High Fat Diet Enhances Sensitivity of Rats to Serotonin Syndrome. The FASEB Journal (2021)

Nina BeltranJeremiah RamosAntonio LandavazoBruce BloughKatherine Serafine

experimental nutritionpharmacologyexperimental psychologyneurosciencebehavioral sciences

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Katherine Serafine

Associate Professor and Graduate Program Director

University of Texas at El Paso

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Psychology

Katherine Serafine is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Associate Professor and Graduate Program Director at University of Texas At El Paso.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Katherine Serafine

University of Texas at El Paso

Associate Professor and Graduate Program Director

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Effects of Access Condition on Substance Use Disorder-Like Phenotypes in Male and Female Rats Self-Administering Mdpv or Cocaine. Drug and Alcohol Dependence (2024)

Michelle R. DoyleNina M. BeltranMark S.A. BushnellMaaz SyedValeria AcostaMarisa DesaiKenner C. RiceKatherine M. SerafineGeorgianna G. GouldLynette C. DawsGregory T. Collins

Morphine-Induced Antinociception and Fecal Motility in Rats Eating a High Fat/High Carbohydrate or Ketogenic Diet. Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics (2024)

Nina M. BeltranAlyssa N. ParraVanessa MinerviniKatherine M. Serafine

physiologyfecal motilityketogenic dietmorphine-induced antinociceptionneuroscienceneurophysiologyhealth sciences

The Effects of Eating a Traditional High Fat/High Carbohydrate or a Ketogenic Diet on Sensitivity of Female Rats to Morphine. Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics (2024)

Nina M. BeltranAlyssa N. ParraAna Paulina SerranoJazmin CastilloIsabella M. CastroMadeline K. ElseyVanessa MinerviniKatherine M. Serafine

pain managementpharmacologypain researchfemale ratsexperimental pharmacology

Katherine M. SerafineMadeline K. ElseyNina M. BeltranVanessa Minervini

hindpaw inflammationpharmacologyanimal physiologyavian medicinemammalian biologyneuropharmacologyketogenic dietmorphine-induced antinociceptioninflammation

Nina M. BeltranAlyssa N. ParraIsabella M. CastroMadeline K. ElseyAna Paulina SerranoJazmin R. CastilloVanessa MinerviniKatherine M. Serafine

Eating a High Fat Diet Enhances Sensitivity of Rats to 5‐Ht 1A Receptor‐Mediated Behavioral Effects of Serotonergic Drugs. The FASEB Journal (2022)

Nina M. BeltranJeremiah RamosAntonio LandavazoBruce BloughKatherine M. Serafine

nutritional neurosciencereceptorspharmacologyexperimental nutritionbiological psychologyserotonergic drugsneuropharmacologyexperimental psychologyneurosciencebehavioral sciences

Eating a High Fat or Ketogenic Diet Increases Sensitivity of Rats to Methamphetamine‐Induced Locomotion. The FASEB Journal (2022)

Madeline ElseyNina M. BeltranKatherine M. Serafine

physiologyneurologyavian biologymammalian biologymethamphetamine-induced locomotionhigh fatbehavioral nutritionneurosciencebehavioral neuroscience

Converging Vulnerability Factors for Compulsive Food and Drug Use. Neuropharmacology (2021)

Katherine M. SerafineLaura E. O'DellEric P. Zorrilla

mental healthneuropharmacologypsychologysubstance usedrug usevulnerability factorscompulsive foodneurosciencebehavioral sciences

Covid-19 Attitudes Measure. PsycTESTS Dataset (2021)

Nora E. CharlesStephanie J. StrongLauren C. BurnsMargaret R. BullerjahnKatherine M. Serafine

public healthcovid-19behavioral measurementspsychologyattitude theorypsychological assessmentbehavioral sciences

Eating a High Fat Diet Enhances Sensitivity of Rats to Serotonin Syndrome. The FASEB Journal (2021)

Nina BeltranJeremiah RamosAntonio LandavazoBruce BloughKatherine Serafine

experimental nutritionpharmacologyexperimental psychologyneurosciencebehavioral sciences

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