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Michael M. Morgan

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Washington State University

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College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Psychology

Michael M. Morgan is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Washington State University.

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neuroscience pharmacology neurology neuropharmacology pain management pain research physiology neurophysiology pain medicine behavioral neuroscience brain science neuroanatomy pain mechanism pharmacological research addiction cognitive neuroscience nervous system mammalian biology pharmacotherapy behavioural pharmacology addiction biology neurochemistry anesthetic pharmacology neuropsychopharmacology animal physiology neural science brain stimulation periaqueductal gray rostral ventromedial medulla ventrolateral periaqueductal gray animal behavior clinical neuroscience experimental pharmacology molecular pain neuromodulation (medicine) opioid use disorder avian biology affective neuroscience drug intolerance neurostimulation anesthesia neuropathic pain behavior analysis pain therapy vision research antinociceptive effect antinociceptive tolerance animal cognition neurorehabilitation spinal cord behavioral research neurotransmission mammalian physiology female rats morphine withdrawal physiological research psychopharmacology rat periaqueductal gray morphine antinociception neuroinflammation brain circuitry neurodynamics nicotine neurological function cytokines functional selectivity remedial action cellular neurobiology brain modeling analgesic effects nociceptive modulatory neurons periaqueductal gray stimulation opioid antinociception relevant method inflammatory pain female rat pain modulation opioid withdrawal

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Diurnal Sex Differences in Morphine Withdrawal Revealed by Continuous Assessment of Voluntary Home Cage Wheel Running in the Rat. Behavioural Brain Research (2024)

Michael M MorganKeziah-Khue Diem Nguyen

physiologycontinuous assessmentdiurnal sex differencesneuropharmacologybehavioral researchmorphine withdrawalbehavioral experimentsbehavioral addictionsneurosciencebehavioral neurosciencebehavioral sciences

The Dawning of a New Age of Preclinical Analgesic Drug Screening. Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics (2024)

Michael M. Morgan

medicinepain managementpharmacologydrug safetypreclinical drug evaluationpain researchpharmacotherapyapplied pharmacologyclinical researchanesthesiologymedicinal researchdrug assessmentclinical pharmacologydrug developmentpharmacological research

Continuous Fentanyl Administration and Spontaneous Withdrawal Decreases Home Cage Wheel Running in Rats With and Without Hindpaw Inflammation. Physiology & Behavior (2023)

Michael M. MorganTammy N. HilgendorfRam Kandasamy

hindpaw inflammationcontinuous fentanyl administrationliver physiologyneurologyelectrophysiologyphysiological researchexercise physiologyinflammationanimal physiologyveterinary medicinemammalian biologyspontaneous withdrawalbehavioural physiologyneurophysiologyphysiologyanimal behaviorpharmacologyapplied physiologyhuman physiologydisease physiologyveterinary physiology

Impact of Continuous Testosterone Exposure on Reproductive Physiology, Activity, and Pain-Related Behavior in Young Adult Female Rats. Hormones and Behavior (2023)

Rebecca M. CraftChristyne M. SewellTessa M. TaylorMai Suong VoKristen DelevichMichael M. Morgan

mammalian physiologypain-related behaviorhuman biologybehavioral neurosciencebehavioral sciencestreatment and preventionendocrinologyexercise physiologybehavioral neuroendocrinologyhealth sciencesavian biologyanimal physiologyhuman behaviormammalian biologyreproductive physiologycontinuous testosterone exposureanimal scienceendocrine researchphysiologyanimal behavior

Low-Dose Δ9-Thc Produces Antinociception in Female, but Not Male Rats. Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research (2023)

Michael M. MorganJonah D. StickneyAdrianne R. Wilson-Poe

pharmacologymale ratscannabis usehealth scienceswomen's health

Sex Differences in the Impact of Pain, Morphine Administration and Morphine Withdrawal on Quality of Life in Rats. Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior (2022)

Michael M. MorganKristin Ataras

physiologyneurologymorphine administrationpharmacologyquality of lifemorphine withdrawal

Comparative Benefits of Social Housing and Buprenorphine on Wheel Running Depressed by Morphine Withdrawal in Rats. Psychopharmacology (2021)

Jonah D. StickneyMichael M. Morgan

neurologyneuropsychopharmacologypharmacologypsychopharmacologymental healthsocial housingcomparative benefitsdepressionpharmacotherapymorphine withdrawaladdictionneuroscience

Morphine Restores and Naloxone-Precipitated Withdrawal Depresses Wheel Running in Rats With Hindpaw Inflammation. Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior (2021)

Michael M. MorganKristin Ataras

physiologyhindpaw inflammationrehabilitationpain managementpharmacologymorphine restoresmammalian biologyremedial actioninflammation

Tetrahydrocannabinol (Thc) Exacerbates Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Adolescent and Adult Female Rats. Journal of Pain (2021)

Jeremy DunfordAndrea T LeeMichael M Morgan

medical anthropologymedicinepain managementpharmacologychronic painavian biologypain medicinepain researchavian medicinemammalian biologygastroenterologyadult female ratshealth sciencesinflammatory bowel disease

‘Reinventing the Wheel’ to Advance the Development of Pain Therapeutics. Behavioural Pharmacology (2020)

Ram KandasamyMichael M. Morgan

behavioural pharmacologypain managementpharmacologypain therapeuticstherapeutic approaches

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Michael M. Morgan

Professor

Washington State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Psychology

Michael M. Morgan is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Washington State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Diurnal Sex Differences in Morphine Withdrawal Revealed by Continuous Assessment of Voluntary Home Cage Wheel Running in the Rat. Behavioural Brain Research (2024)

Michael M MorganKeziah-Khue Diem Nguyen

The Dawning of a New Age of Preclinical Analgesic Drug Screening. Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics (2024)

Michael M. Morgan

Continuous Fentanyl Administration and Spontaneous Withdrawal Decreases Home Cage Wheel Running in Rats With and Without Hindpaw Inflammation. Physiology & Behavior (2023)

Michael M. MorganTammy N. HilgendorfRam Kandasamy

Impact of Continuous Testosterone Exposure on Reproductive Physiology, Activity, and Pain-Related Behavior in Young Adult Female Rats. Hormones and Behavior (2023)

Rebecca M. CraftChristyne M. SewellTessa M. TaylorMai Suong VoKristen DelevichMichael M. Morgan

Low-Dose Δ9-Thc Produces Antinociception in Female, but Not Male Rats. Cannabis and Cannabinoid Research (2023)

Michael M. MorganJonah D. StickneyAdrianne R. Wilson-Poe

pharmacologymale ratscannabis usehealth scienceswomen's health

Sex Differences in the Impact of Pain, Morphine Administration and Morphine Withdrawal on Quality of Life in Rats. Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior (2022)

Michael M. MorganKristin Ataras

physiologyneurologymorphine administrationpharmacologyquality of lifemorphine withdrawal

Comparative Benefits of Social Housing and Buprenorphine on Wheel Running Depressed by Morphine Withdrawal in Rats. Psychopharmacology (2021)

Jonah D. StickneyMichael M. Morgan

neurologyneuropsychopharmacologypharmacologypsychopharmacologymental healthsocial housingcomparative benefitsdepressionpharmacotherapymorphine withdrawaladdictionneuroscience

Morphine Restores and Naloxone-Precipitated Withdrawal Depresses Wheel Running in Rats With Hindpaw Inflammation. Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior (2021)

Michael M. MorganKristin Ataras

physiologyhindpaw inflammationrehabilitationpain managementpharmacologymorphine restoresmammalian biologyremedial actioninflammation

Tetrahydrocannabinol (Thc) Exacerbates Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Adolescent and Adult Female Rats. Journal of Pain (2021)

Jeremy DunfordAndrea T LeeMichael M Morgan

‘Reinventing the Wheel’ to Advance the Development of Pain Therapeutics. Behavioural Pharmacology (2020)

Ram KandasamyMichael M. Morgan

behavioural pharmacologypain managementpharmacologypain therapeuticstherapeutic approaches

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