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Martina Bremer

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San Jose State University

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Department Of Mathematics And Statistics

Martina Bremer is currently serving as a College Of Science Professor at San Jose State University.

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gene expression biochemistry immunology neuroscience systems neuroscience sleep cognitive neuroscience molecular biology electrophysiology chemical biology membrane biology membranes natural product communication antioxidants knowledge discovery statistical methodology molecular informatics computational statistics statistical software bayesian analysis animal cognition pineal research neuropsychopharmacology applied cognitive psychology developmental cognitive neuroscience affective neuroscience receptor (biochemistry) science education phytochemistry molecular immunology host response veterinary microbiology adaptive immune system innate immune system microarray data analysis gene expression profiling gene regulatory networks regulatory network modelling odor memory toxin-producing streptomyces interdisciplinary math-biology instruction negative effects pediatric ulcerative colitis plasmablast frequency flavonoid cytotoxicity structure-function relationships bordetella pertussis differential expression bordetella infections meaningful subsets observed genes memory study pathology forensic genetics biomedical analysis synthetic biology functional genomics carcinogenesis molecular genetics cancer discovery quantitative biology data science bioinformatics genetics mathematical bioscience tumor biology cell biology genomics epigenetics transcription factors biology cancer research biomarkers omics oncogenes computational biology biomedical informatics plo biology theoretical biology biosystems laboratory investigation molecular cancer molecular diagnostics scientific data systems biology cancer letter personalized medicine proteome research genome biology statistical genetics biostatistics molecular metabolism nature method molecular medicine biotechnology advance metabolomics clinical proteomics transcriptome

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Sleep is Required to Consolidate Odor Memory and Remodel Olfactory Synapses. Cell (2023)

Rashmi ChandraFatima FarahFernando Muñoz-LobatoAnirudh BokkaKelli L. BenedettiChantal BrueggemannMashel Fatema A. SaifuddinJulia M. MillerJoy LiEric ChangAruna VarshneyVanessa JimenezAnjana BaradwajCibelle NassifSara AlladinKristine AndersenAngel J. GarciaVeronica BiSarah K. NordquistRaymond L. DunnVanessa GarciaKateryna TokalenkoEmily SoohooFabiola BrisenoSukhdeep KaurMalcolm HarrisHazel GuillenDecklin ByrdBrandon FungAndrew E. BykovEmma OdishoBryan TsujimotoAlan TranAlex DuongKevin C. DaigleRebekka PaisnerCarlos E. ZuazoChristine LinAarati AsundiMatthew A. ChurginChristopher Fang-YenMartina BremerSaul KatoMiri K. VanHovenNoëlle D. L’Étoile

systems neuroscienceodor memorysleepelectrophysiologyneurosciencecognitive neuroscience

Sleep is Required for Odor Exposure to Consolidate Memory and Remodel Olfactory Synapses. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

systems neurosciencepineal researchcognitive sciencememoryapplied cognitive psychologysleepaffective neurosciencememory studyneuroscienceneuropsychopharmacologycomputational neurosciencebehavioral neuroscienceanimal cognitiondevelopmental cognitive neuroscienceneural circuitscognitive neuroscience

Diet‐Induced Obesity Decreases Rate‐Dependent Depression in the Hoffmann’s Reflex in Adult Mice. Physiological Reports (2019)

Diet Induced Obesity Alters Muscle Spindle Afferent Function in Adult Mice. PLoS ONE (2018)

Lipopolysaccharide‐Induced Inflammation Does Not Alter Muscle Spindle Afferent Mechanosensation or Sensory Integration in the Spinal Cord of Adult Mice. Physiological Reports (2018)

The Receptor Protein Tyrosine Phosphatase Clr-1 is Required for Synaptic Partner Recognition. PLoS Genetics (2018)

C. Elegans Avoids Toxin-Producing Streptomyces Using a Seven Transmembrane Domain Chemosensory Receptor. eLife (2017)

Alan TranAngelina TangColleen T O'LoughlinAnthony BalistreriEric ChangDoris Coto VillaJoy LiAruna VarshneyVanessa JimenezJacqueline PyleBryan TsujimotoChristopher WellbrookChristopher VargasAlex DuongNebat AliSarah Y MatthewsSamantha LevinsonSarah WoldemariamSami KhuriMartina BremerDaryl K EggersNoelle L'EtoileLaura C Miller ConradMiri K VanHoven

receptorsreceptor (biochemistry)chemical biologybiochemistrymembrane biologymembranesmolecular biologytoxin-producing streptomyces

Profiling Flavonoid Cytotoxicity in Human Breast Cancer Cell Lines: Determination of Structure-Function Relationships. Natural Product Communications (2014)

Sina YadegaryniaAnh PhamAlex NgDuong NguyenTetiana LialiutskaAnthony BortolazzoValentin SivryukMartina BremerJ. Brandon White

tumor biologynatural product communicationnatural productsphytochemistryflavonoid cytotoxicitybiochemistryantioxidantsbreast cancerstructure-function relationships

Kinesin-1 Acts With Netrin and DCC to Maintain Sensory Neuron Position in Caenorhabditis Elegans. Genetics (2013)

Differential Expression of Alpha 4 Integrins on Effector Memory T Helper Cells During Bordetella Infections. Delayed Responses in Bordetella Pertussis. PLoS ONE (2012)

Tuan M. NguyenDipti RavindraBrian KwongSana WaheedRyan FergusonNicole TarltonVictoria WuChristopher S. SequeiraMartina BremerTzvia Abramson

hematologyvirologyimmune responsesmedicinevaccinationhost responsebordetella infectionsveterinary microbiologyadaptive immune systemmolecular immunologyimmunologydifferential expressioninnate immune systemgene expressionbordetella pertussispathology

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Martina Bremer

Professor

San Jose State University

Affiliations

College of Science

Department Of Mathematics And Statistics

Martina Bremer is currently serving as a College Of Science Professor at San Jose State University.

Honors

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San Jose State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Sleep is Required to Consolidate Odor Memory and Remodel Olfactory Synapses. Cell (2023)

systems neuroscienceodor memorysleepelectrophysiologyneurosciencecognitive neuroscience

Sleep is Required for Odor Exposure to Consolidate Memory and Remodel Olfactory Synapses. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Diet‐Induced Obesity Decreases Rate‐Dependent Depression in the Hoffmann’s Reflex in Adult Mice. Physiological Reports (2019)

Diet Induced Obesity Alters Muscle Spindle Afferent Function in Adult Mice. PLoS ONE (2018)

Lipopolysaccharide‐Induced Inflammation Does Not Alter Muscle Spindle Afferent Mechanosensation or Sensory Integration in the Spinal Cord of Adult Mice. Physiological Reports (2018)

The Receptor Protein Tyrosine Phosphatase Clr-1 is Required for Synaptic Partner Recognition. PLoS Genetics (2018)

C. Elegans Avoids Toxin-Producing Streptomyces Using a Seven Transmembrane Domain Chemosensory Receptor. eLife (2017)

receptorsreceptor (biochemistry)chemical biologybiochemistrymembrane biologymembranesmolecular biologytoxin-producing streptomyces

Profiling Flavonoid Cytotoxicity in Human Breast Cancer Cell Lines: Determination of Structure-Function Relationships. Natural Product Communications (2014)

Sina YadegaryniaAnh PhamAlex NgDuong NguyenTetiana LialiutskaAnthony BortolazzoValentin SivryukMartina BremerJ. Brandon White

tumor biologynatural product communicationnatural productsphytochemistryflavonoid cytotoxicitybiochemistryantioxidantsbreast cancerstructure-function relationships

Kinesin-1 Acts With Netrin and DCC to Maintain Sensory Neuron Position in Caenorhabditis Elegans. Genetics (2013)

Differential Expression of Alpha 4 Integrins on Effector Memory T Helper Cells During Bordetella Infections. Delayed Responses in Bordetella Pertussis. PLoS ONE (2012)

Tuan M. NguyenDipti RavindraBrian KwongSana WaheedRyan FergusonNicole TarltonVictoria WuChristopher S. SequeiraMartina BremerTzvia Abramson

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