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Muhammad Chohan

Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychiatry

Columbia University

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Columbia University

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P&S Clinical

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Muhammad Chohan is currently serving as a Columbia University Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychiatry at Columbia University.

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Muhammad Chohan

Columbia University

Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychiatry

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neuroscience neuropharmacology neurology pharmacology behavioral neuroscience neurogenetics biological psychiatry neuropsychopharmacology molecular psychiatry psychiatry neurophysiology cognitive neuroscience psychoneuroendocrinology addiction biology molecular neurodegeneration dopamine systems neuroscience neurons translational psychiatry schizophrenia psychiatric research neurorehabilitation developmental cognitive neuroscience brain function molecular neurobiology stereotypic behavior attention disorders mammalian biology animal cognition spinal cord stem cell research neurodevelopmental disorders psychotic disorders psychiatric genetics experimental psychopathology translational relevance neuropsychiatry cellular neurobiology neurochemistry clinical neuroscience neural science neuroregeneration brain science cortical remodeling pathway-specific dopamine abnormalities functional balance basal ganglia circuitry ventral pallidum inhibitory transmission adult hippocampus interneuron precursor transplants hippocampal disinhibition mouse model psychosis-relevant features basal ganglia-mediated activity non-canonical striatopallidal developmental impact dopaminergic neuron activity glutamate transporter overexpression

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Adolescent Chemogenetic Activation of Dopaminergic Neurons Leads to Reversible Decreases in Amphetamine-Induced Stereotypic Behavior. Molecular Brain (2024)

biological psychiatrymolecular psychiatryneurogeneticsaddictionneurosciencedevelopmental cognitive neurosciencebehavioural geneticsneuropsychopharmacologybehavioral sciencespsychoneuroendocrinologyaddictive behaviorsneuropharmacologycognitive neuroscienceneuropsychologypsychiatrybehavioral neuroscienceaddiction biology

Forebrain Eaat3 Overexpression Increases Susceptibility to Amphetamine-Induced Repetitive Behaviors. eNeuro (2024)

Jared M. KopelmanMuhammad O. ChohanAlex I. HsuEric A. YttriJeremy Veenstra-VanderWeeleSusanne E. Ahmari

pharmacologyneuroscienceamphetamine-induced repetitive behaviorsneuropharmacologycognitive neurosciencepsychiatryepilepsy

A Non-Canonical Striatopallidal Go Pathway That Supports Motor Control. Nature Communications (2023)

Marie A. LabouesseArturo Torres-HerraezMuhammad O. ChohanJoseph M. VillarinJulia GreenwaldXiaoxiao SunMysarah ZahranAlice TangSherry LamJeremy Veenstra-VanderWeeleClay O. LacefieldJordi BonaventuraMichael MichaelidesC. Savio ChanOfer YizharChristoph Kellendonk

neurologyneurorehabilitationneurosciencerehabilitationnon-canonical striatopallidalmotor control

Repeated Chemogenetic Activation of Dopaminergic Neurons Induces Reversible Changes in Baseline and Amphetamine-Induced Behaviors. Psychopharmacology (2023)

nervous systempharmacologybiological psychiatrymolecular psychiatryneuroscienceneuronsdevelopmental cognitive neuroscienceneuropsychopharmacologypsychoneuroendocrinologysystems neuroscienceneuropharmacologyneurophysiologyneural circuitstranslational psychiatryphysiologybehavioral neuroscienceaddiction biology

Developmental Impact of Glutamate Transporter Overexpression on Dopaminergic Neuron Activity and Stereotypic Behavior. Molecular Psychiatry (2022)

Muhammad O. ChohanJared M. KopelmanHannah YuehZeinab FazlaliNatasha GreeneAlexander Z. HarrisPeter D. BalsamE. David LeonardoEdgar R. KramerJeremy Veenstra-VanderWeeleSusanne E. Ahmari

neurologystereotypic behaviormolecular psychiatryglutamate transporter overexpressionneurosciencedopaminergic neuron activityneuropharmacologydevelopmental impactcognitive neurosciencepsychiatry

Intact Amphetamine-Induced Behavioral Sensitization in Mice With Increased or Decreased Neuronal Glutamate Transporter Slc1A1/Eaat3. Neurochemistry International (2022)

nervous systempharmacological researchbiological psychiatrypharmacologymolecular psychiatryneurogeneticsneuroscienceneuronsmolecular neurodegenerationneuropsychopharmacologymolecular neurosciencepsychoneuroendocrinologyneuropharmacologyneurophysiologyphysiologybehavioral neuroscienceaddiction biology

Correction to: Altered Baseline and Amphetamine-Mediated Behavioral Profiles in Dopamine Transporter Cre (Dat-Ires-Cre) Mice Compared to Tyrosine Hydroxylase Cre (Th-Cre) Mice. Psychopharmacology (2020)

pharmacological researchpharmacologybiological psychiatryphysiologymolecular psychiatryneurogeneticsneurosciencecentral nervous systemneuropsychopharmacologypsychoneuroendocrinologymolecular neuroscienceneuropharmacologyneurophysiologytranslational psychiatrydrug metabolismbehavioral neuroscienceaddiction biology

Deconstructing Neurogenesis, Transplantation and Genome-Editing as Neural Repair Strategies in Brain Disease. Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology (2020)

Muhammad O. Chohan

neurodevelopmental disordersgenome editingneuroregenerationstem cellsneurosciencemolecular neurobiologymolecular neurodegenerationdevelopmental biologybrain diseasecortical remodelingneural repair strategiesstem cell researchneurorehabilitationneurogeneticsbrain sciencecellular differentiationsystems biologybrain functiondevelopmental neurobiology

Investigating the Effects of Eaat3 Overexpression on Ocd-Relevant Behaviors in Mice. Biological Psychiatry (2020)

biological psychiatrybehavioral experimentsmolecular psychiatryneurogeneticsneurosciencemolecular neurodegenerationbehavioral disordersbehavioural geneticsneuropsychopharmacologystress (biology)psychoneuroendocrinologymolecular neurosciencebehavioral sciencesneuropharmacologypsychiatrybehavioral neuroscienceaddiction biology

Ocd Candidate Gene Slc1A1/Eaat3 Impacts Dopamine Neuron Firing and Behavioral Flexibility. PEARL (University of Plymouth) (2020)

M ChohanJ KopelmanE KramerP BalsamS AhmariJ Veenstra-Vanderweele

geneticsneurogeneticsneurosciencemolecular neurobiologybehavioral flexibilitymolecular neuroscience

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Muhammad Chohan

Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychiatry

Columbia University

Affiliations

Columbia University

P&S

P&S Clinical

PSY DCAP

Muhammad Chohan is currently serving as a Columbia University Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychiatry at Columbia University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Muhammad Chohan

Columbia University

Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychiatry

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Adolescent Chemogenetic Activation of Dopaminergic Neurons Leads to Reversible Decreases in Amphetamine-Induced Stereotypic Behavior. Molecular Brain (2024)

Forebrain Eaat3 Overexpression Increases Susceptibility to Amphetamine-Induced Repetitive Behaviors. eNeuro (2024)

Jared M. KopelmanMuhammad O. ChohanAlex I. HsuEric A. YttriJeremy Veenstra-VanderWeeleSusanne E. Ahmari

pharmacologyneuroscienceamphetamine-induced repetitive behaviorsneuropharmacologycognitive neurosciencepsychiatryepilepsy

A Non-Canonical Striatopallidal Go Pathway That Supports Motor Control. Nature Communications (2023)

neurologyneurorehabilitationneurosciencerehabilitationnon-canonical striatopallidalmotor control

Repeated Chemogenetic Activation of Dopaminergic Neurons Induces Reversible Changes in Baseline and Amphetamine-Induced Behaviors. Psychopharmacology (2023)

Developmental Impact of Glutamate Transporter Overexpression on Dopaminergic Neuron Activity and Stereotypic Behavior. Molecular Psychiatry (2022)

Muhammad O. ChohanJared M. KopelmanHannah YuehZeinab FazlaliNatasha GreeneAlexander Z. HarrisPeter D. BalsamE. David LeonardoEdgar R. KramerJeremy Veenstra-VanderWeeleSusanne E. Ahmari

neurologystereotypic behaviormolecular psychiatryglutamate transporter overexpressionneurosciencedopaminergic neuron activityneuropharmacologydevelopmental impactcognitive neurosciencepsychiatry

Intact Amphetamine-Induced Behavioral Sensitization in Mice With Increased or Decreased Neuronal Glutamate Transporter Slc1A1/Eaat3. Neurochemistry International (2022)

Deconstructing Neurogenesis, Transplantation and Genome-Editing as Neural Repair Strategies in Brain Disease. Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology (2020)

Muhammad O. Chohan

Investigating the Effects of Eaat3 Overexpression on Ocd-Relevant Behaviors in Mice. Biological Psychiatry (2020)

Ocd Candidate Gene Slc1A1/Eaat3 Impacts Dopamine Neuron Firing and Behavioral Flexibility. PEARL (University of Plymouth) (2020)

M ChohanJ KopelmanE KramerP BalsamS AhmariJ Veenstra-Vanderweele

geneticsneurogeneticsneurosciencemolecular neurobiologybehavioral flexibilitymolecular neuroscience

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