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Keisa Mathis

Assistant Professor Physiology & Anatomy

University of North Texas Health Science Center

Affiliations

Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences ; Physiology & Anatomy

School of Biomedical Sciences

Physiology and Anatomy

Keisa Mathis is currently serving as a Graduate School Of Biomedical Sciences ; Physiology & Anatomy Assistant Professor Physiology & Anatomy at University of North Texas Health Science Center.

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Keisa Mathis

University of North Texas Health Science Center

Assistant Professor Physiology & Anatomy

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immunology physiology autoimmune diseases hypertension lupus nephritis autoimmunity inflammation nephrology renal pathophysiology systemic lupus erythematosus vascular biology immune responses pharmacology circulatory physiology blood pressure urology endocrinology renal function endocrine hypertension alcohol (drug) mouse model cardiovascular research psychoneuroendocrinology medicinal research autoantibody production renal injury immune dysregulation alcohol-related liver disease immunologic diseases reproductive immunology alcohol abuse vascular pharmacology thrombosis molecular physiology addiction biology respiratory medicine endocrine research cerebral vascular regulation alcohol dependence hemostasis cellular physiology neuropsychopharmacology metabolic syndrome cell transplantation free radical biology cardiovascular physiology experimental pharmacology lipid peroxidation reactive oxygen species alcohol misuse visceral trauma microrna detection bleeding disorders endocrine mechanisms systemic administration renal nerves nutritional biochemistry vascular disease endocrine oncology biological function lipid movement dyslipidemia comparative physiology comparative endocrinology kidney research physiological roles autoimmunity protects against host defense mechanisms hypertensive mouse model experimental model angiotensin ii infusion aldosterone-mediated cardiac injury efferent vagus nerve 17β-estradiol protects cholinergic agonists strain differences tumor necrosis factor-alpha anti-idiotypic antibodies cholinergic agents staff development hemorrhagic shock career mobility social networking vagus nerve metabolic diseases anti-inflammatory agents interdisciplinary communication interpersonal relations resuscitation chronic renal insufficiency renal hypertension sodium bicarbonate angiotensin receptors sympathetic nervous system glucose intolerance angiotensin ii defense mechanisms arterial pressure controlled hypotension cholinesterase inhibitors oxidative stress

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Single Exposure to Low-Intensity Pulsed Ultrasound Has Differential Effects on Circulating Pro-Inflammatory Cytokines in Acute Versus Chronic Inflammatory Conditions. Physiology (2025)

chronic inflammationdifferential effectsultrasoundinflammationmedical ultrasoundpro-inflammatory cytokinesinflammatory diseasesimmunologysingle exposurecritical careinflammatory markers

Galantamine Reduces Blood Pressure and Renal Injury in Female Angiotensin II-Induced Hypertensive Mice. Physiology (2024)

medicinevascular pharmacologyhypertensionblood pressurepharmacologyvascular biologyphysiologynephrologyantihypertensive therapypregnancy hypertensionrenal injury

Low Intensity Renal Ultrasound Exposure Reduces Systemic Inflammation Induced by Lps Challenge in Mice. Physiology (2024)

urologymedicineinflammationinflammatory diseasesimmunologylps challengenephrologyclinical rheumatologylupus nephritis

Vagus Nerve Stimulation and Kidney Function. Elsevier eBooks (2024)

Keisa W. MathisJeanie Park

vagus nerve stimulationkidney functionphysiologynervous systemrenal function

EDITORIAL: Renal Injury and the Brain. Frontiers in Medicine (2023)

cerebral blood flowacute kidney injurynephrologyneurologyrenal pathophysiologybrain injuryrenal injury

Effect of Sigma-1 Receptor Activation on Renal Injury and Hypertension in Female Mice With Lupus. Physiology (2023)

receptorschronic kidney diseaseautoimmune diseasesinflammationrenal injuryimmunologypharmacologyautoimmunityphysiologynephrologyfemale micerenal pathophysiologylupus nephritismedicinal researchrenal functionsigma-1 receptor activation

Seasonal Travel Stressors Impact the Development of Hypertension in Female Lupus Mice. Physiology (2023)

female lupus miceseasonal travel stressorshypertensionimmunologypsychoneuroendocrinologyphysiologystress hormonesstress biomarkershealth sciencesstress (biology)

Sex and Strain Differences in Renal Hemodynamics in Mice. Physiological Reports (2023)

strain differencesurologyhuman biologyphysiologynephrologyreproductive biologyrenal pathophysiologyrenal function

Supporting and Promoting Black Physiologists: How Can the Aps Help?. American Journal of Physiology-Heart and Circulatory Physiology (2023)

Austin T. RobinsonNathaniel D. M. JenkinsSofia O. SanchezKarla K. V. HaackDexter L. LeeKeisa W. MathisJunie P. Warrington

circulatory physiologycardiologycardiovascular physiologyrespiratory medicinephysiologyafrican american studiesanesthesiologyhealth promotion

Targeted Stimulation of the Vagus Nerve Reduces Renal Injury in Female Mice With Systemic Lupus Erythematosus. Autonomic Neuroscience (2023)

urologyautoimmune diseasesvagus nerveneuroimmunologyimmunologyautoimmunitysystemic lupus erythematosusphysiologynephrologyrenal pathophysiologylupus nephritisrenal injury

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Keisa Mathis

Assistant Professor Physiology & Anatomy

University of North Texas Health Science Center

Affiliations

Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences ; Physiology & Anatomy

School of Biomedical Sciences

Physiology and Anatomy

Keisa Mathis is currently serving as a Graduate School Of Biomedical Sciences ; Physiology & Anatomy Assistant Professor Physiology & Anatomy at University of North Texas Health Science Center.

Honors

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Experiences

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Keisa Mathis

University of North Texas Health Science Center

Assistant Professor Physiology & Anatomy

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Single Exposure to Low-Intensity Pulsed Ultrasound Has Differential Effects on Circulating Pro-Inflammatory Cytokines in Acute Versus Chronic Inflammatory Conditions. Physiology (2025)

chronic inflammationdifferential effectsultrasoundinflammationmedical ultrasoundpro-inflammatory cytokinesinflammatory diseasesimmunologysingle exposurecritical careinflammatory markers

Galantamine Reduces Blood Pressure and Renal Injury in Female Angiotensin II-Induced Hypertensive Mice. Physiology (2024)

medicinevascular pharmacologyhypertensionblood pressurepharmacologyvascular biologyphysiologynephrologyantihypertensive therapypregnancy hypertensionrenal injury

Low Intensity Renal Ultrasound Exposure Reduces Systemic Inflammation Induced by Lps Challenge in Mice. Physiology (2024)

urologymedicineinflammationinflammatory diseasesimmunologylps challengenephrologyclinical rheumatologylupus nephritis

Vagus Nerve Stimulation and Kidney Function. Elsevier eBooks (2024)

Keisa W. MathisJeanie Park

vagus nerve stimulationkidney functionphysiologynervous systemrenal function

EDITORIAL: Renal Injury and the Brain. Frontiers in Medicine (2023)

cerebral blood flowacute kidney injurynephrologyneurologyrenal pathophysiologybrain injuryrenal injury

Effect of Sigma-1 Receptor Activation on Renal Injury and Hypertension in Female Mice With Lupus. Physiology (2023)

Seasonal Travel Stressors Impact the Development of Hypertension in Female Lupus Mice. Physiology (2023)

female lupus miceseasonal travel stressorshypertensionimmunologypsychoneuroendocrinologyphysiologystress hormonesstress biomarkershealth sciencesstress (biology)

Sex and Strain Differences in Renal Hemodynamics in Mice. Physiological Reports (2023)

strain differencesurologyhuman biologyphysiologynephrologyreproductive biologyrenal pathophysiologyrenal function

Supporting and Promoting Black Physiologists: How Can the Aps Help?. American Journal of Physiology-Heart and Circulatory Physiology (2023)

Austin T. RobinsonNathaniel D. M. JenkinsSofia O. SanchezKarla K. V. HaackDexter L. LeeKeisa W. MathisJunie P. Warrington

circulatory physiologycardiologycardiovascular physiologyrespiratory medicinephysiologyafrican american studiesanesthesiologyhealth promotion

Targeted Stimulation of the Vagus Nerve Reduces Renal Injury in Female Mice With Systemic Lupus Erythematosus. Autonomic Neuroscience (2023)

urologyautoimmune diseasesvagus nerveneuroimmunologyimmunologyautoimmunitysystemic lupus erythematosusphysiologynephrologyrenal pathophysiologylupus nephritisrenal injury

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