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Kirk Barron

Chair Program Director and Associate Professor Physician Assistant Studies

University of North Texas Health Science Center

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School of Health Professions

Physician Assistant Studies

School of Health Professions ; Physician Assistant Studies

Kirk Barron is currently serving as a Physician Assistant Studies Chair Program Director and Associate Professor Physician Assistant Studies at University of North Texas Health Science Center.

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Kirk Barron

University of North Texas Health Science Center

Chair Program Director and Associate Professor Physician Assistant Studies

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physiology circulatory physiology neuroscience pharmacology neurophysiology nervous system neurology electrophysiology cardiovascular physiology vascular biology cardiology cardiovascular research neuropharmacology hypertension blood vessels vascular pharmacology neuropsychopharmacology animal physiology mammalian biology pharmacological research cardiovascular pharmacology endocrinology psychoneuroendocrinology respiratory medicine applied physiology skeletal muscle neurostimulation conscious dog pharmacotherapy spinal cord avian biology brain science neuromuscular blockade anesthetic pharmacology peripheral nervous system antihypertensive therapy blood pressure human physiology mammalian physiology cutaneous vasodilation microvascular perfusion conscious rat cardiovascular responses hearing research molecular physiology physiological regulation cardiovascular function dorsal column stimulation caudal ventrolateral medulla hypertensive rats spinal cord stimulation rat cremaster muscle comparative evaluation speech communication pharmacological studies pharmacokinetics nicotine adrenal glands rat hindpaw neurochemistry brain function lateral spread early detection morphological evidence short-term variability variant interpretation neurodynamics allostatic load neural interfaces comparative physiology renal pathophysiology symptomatic treatment central amygdaloid nucleus corticotropin-releasing factor mrna anxiety-like behavior corticosterone delivery heart rate calcitonin gene-related peptide abdominal muscles neurons vascular resistance desoxycorticosterone acetate arterial pressure angiotensin ii vascular smooth muscle central nervous system cerebral ventricles posterior hypothalamus diabetes insipidus gaba-a receptors gastrointestinal motility third ventricle electric stimulation brattleboro rats adrenergic receptors smooth muscle

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Vocal Indices of Stress: A Review. Journal of Voice (2013)

Cheryl L. GiddensKirk W. BarronJennifer Byrd-CravenKeith F. ClarkA. Scott Winter

traumavocal indicesneuroscienceanxiety disorderspsychoneuroendocrinologyaphasiajama psychiatrycognitive scienceneurologyspeech perceptionhearing researchspeech communicationlateral spreadvariant interpretationneurolinguisticsearly detectionshort-term variabilitymorphological evidencepost-traumatic stress disorder

Beta-Adrenergic Blockade and Voice: A Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Trial. Journal of Voice (2009)

Cheryl L. GiddensKirk W. BarronKeith F. ClarkWilliam D. Warde

speech communicationneuromuscular blockademedicineneuropharmacologyspeech scienceplacebo-controlled trialbeta-adrenergic blockadespeech processingsymptomatic treatmentpharmacologyspeech productionanesthesiologyspeech perceptionvoice surgerymedicinal researchhearing researchpharmacotherapy

Mechanisms of Sustained Cutaneous Vasodilation Induced by Spinal Cord Stimulation. Autonomic Neuroscience (2004)

Satoshi TanakaNaoka KomoriKirk W. BarronMargaret J. ChandlerBengt LinderothRobert D. Foreman

systems neuroscienceelectrophysiologyneurosciencesustained cutaneous vasodilationneurologyneurophysiologyspinal cord stimulation

Local Cooling Alters Neural Mechanisms Producing Changes in Peripheral Blood Flow by Spinal Cord Stimulation. Autonomic Neuroscience (2003)

Satoshi TanakaKirk W BarronMargaret J ChandlerBengt LinderothRobert D Foreman

systems neuroscienceperipheral blood flowneuroscienceneurologyneurophysiologyspinal cord stimulation

Stereotaxic Localization of Corticosterone to the Amygdala Enhances Hypothalamo-Pituitary–Adrenal Responses to Behavioral Stress. Brain Research (2003)

Jack D ShepardKirk W BarronDean A Myers

stereotaxic localizationneuropharmacologyendocrinologybrain sciencebehavioral stressneurosciencepharmacologypsychoneuroendocrinologybehavioral neuroscienceneurologycognitive neuroscience

Role of Primary Afferents in Spinal Cord Stimulation-Induced Vasodilation: Characterization of Fiber Types. Brain Research (2002)

Satoshi TanakaKirk W BarronMargaret J ChandlerBengt LinderothRobert D Foreman

brain sciencefiber typesneuroscienceprimary afferentsneurologyneurophysiology

Low Intensity Spinal Cord Stimulation May Induce Cutaneous Vasodilation via Cgrp Release. Brain Research (2001)

Satoshi TanakaKirk W. BarronMargaret J. ChandlerBengt LinderothRobert D. Foreman

neurosciencecutaneous vasodilationspinal cordcgrp releaseneurologyneurophysiology

Corticosterone Delivery to the Amygdala Increases Corticotropin-Releasing Factor Mrna in the Central Amygdaloid Nucleus and Anxiety-Like Behavior. Brain Research (2000)

Jack D ShepardKirk W BarronDean A Myers

central amygdaloid nucleusneurochemistrycorticosterone deliveryneuropharmacologymolecular neuroscienceaffective neurosciencebrain scienceneuroscienceanxiety-like behaviorpharmacologyneuropsychologybehavioral neurosciencepsychoneuroendocrinologyneurologybiological psychiatrybrain functioncorticotropin-releasing factor mrnacognitive neuroscience

Modulation of Intrinsic Cardiac Neurons by Spinal Cord Stimulation: Implications for Its Therapeutic Use in Angina Pectoris. Cardiovascular Research (2000)

circulatory physiologycardiovascular interventionsintrinsic cardiac neuronsangina pectorisneuronsspinal cord stimulationcardiovascular physiologyelectrophysiologyneurosciencecentral nervous systemneurostimulationspinal cordphysiologyneuromodulation (medicine)neurophysiologynervous systemcardiac muscle

Spinal Integration of Antidromic Mediated Cutaneous Vasodilation During Dorsal Spinal Cord Stimulation in the Rat. Neuroscience Letters (1999)

Kirk W. BarronJohn E. CroomCrystal A. RayMargaret J. ChandlerRobert D. Foreman

systems neurosciencetreatment effectsbrain scienceelectrophysiologyneuroscienceneurostimulationspinal cordmammalian biologycutaneous vasodilationneurologyneuroanatomyneurophysiologynervous systemspinal integrationtreatment development

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Kirk Barron

Chair Program Director and Associate Professor Physician Assistant Studies

University of North Texas Health Science Center

Affiliations

School of Health Professions

Physician Assistant Studies

School of Health Professions ; Physician Assistant Studies

Kirk Barron is currently serving as a Physician Assistant Studies Chair Program Director and Associate Professor Physician Assistant Studies at University of North Texas Health Science Center.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kirk Barron

University of North Texas Health Science Center

Chair Program Director and Associate Professor Physician Assistant Studies

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Vocal Indices of Stress: A Review. Journal of Voice (2013)

Cheryl L. GiddensKirk W. BarronJennifer Byrd-CravenKeith F. ClarkA. Scott Winter

Beta-Adrenergic Blockade and Voice: A Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Trial. Journal of Voice (2009)

Cheryl L. GiddensKirk W. BarronKeith F. ClarkWilliam D. Warde

Mechanisms of Sustained Cutaneous Vasodilation Induced by Spinal Cord Stimulation. Autonomic Neuroscience (2004)

Satoshi TanakaNaoka KomoriKirk W. BarronMargaret J. ChandlerBengt LinderothRobert D. Foreman

systems neuroscienceelectrophysiologyneurosciencesustained cutaneous vasodilationneurologyneurophysiologyspinal cord stimulation

Local Cooling Alters Neural Mechanisms Producing Changes in Peripheral Blood Flow by Spinal Cord Stimulation. Autonomic Neuroscience (2003)

Satoshi TanakaKirk W BarronMargaret J ChandlerBengt LinderothRobert D Foreman

systems neuroscienceperipheral blood flowneuroscienceneurologyneurophysiologyspinal cord stimulation

Stereotaxic Localization of Corticosterone to the Amygdala Enhances Hypothalamo-Pituitary–Adrenal Responses to Behavioral Stress. Brain Research (2003)

Jack D ShepardKirk W BarronDean A Myers

stereotaxic localizationneuropharmacologyendocrinologybrain sciencebehavioral stressneurosciencepharmacologypsychoneuroendocrinologybehavioral neuroscienceneurologycognitive neuroscience

Role of Primary Afferents in Spinal Cord Stimulation-Induced Vasodilation: Characterization of Fiber Types. Brain Research (2002)

Satoshi TanakaKirk W BarronMargaret J ChandlerBengt LinderothRobert D Foreman

brain sciencefiber typesneuroscienceprimary afferentsneurologyneurophysiology

Low Intensity Spinal Cord Stimulation May Induce Cutaneous Vasodilation via Cgrp Release. Brain Research (2001)

Satoshi TanakaKirk W. BarronMargaret J. ChandlerBengt LinderothRobert D. Foreman

neurosciencecutaneous vasodilationspinal cordcgrp releaseneurologyneurophysiology

Corticosterone Delivery to the Amygdala Increases Corticotropin-Releasing Factor Mrna in the Central Amygdaloid Nucleus and Anxiety-Like Behavior. Brain Research (2000)

Jack D ShepardKirk W BarronDean A Myers

Modulation of Intrinsic Cardiac Neurons by Spinal Cord Stimulation: Implications for Its Therapeutic Use in Angina Pectoris. Cardiovascular Research (2000)

Spinal Integration of Antidromic Mediated Cutaneous Vasodilation During Dorsal Spinal Cord Stimulation in the Rat. Neuroscience Letters (1999)

Kirk W. BarronJohn E. CroomCrystal A. RayMargaret J. ChandlerRobert D. Foreman

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