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Patsy Dickinson

Josiah Little Professor of Natural Sciences Emerita and Adjunct Professor of Biology

Bowdoin College

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Bowdoin College

Neuroscience

Patsy Dickinson is currently serving as a Bowdoin College Josiah Little Professor of Natural Sciences Emerita and Adjunct Professor of Biology at Bowdoin College.

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Bowdoin College

Josiah Little Professor of Natural Sciences Emerita and Adjunct Professor of Biology

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neuroscience nervous system physiology neuropeptides neurophysiology biology peptides neural circuits neurons pharmacology neuroanatomy fish biology endocrinology peptide science marine biology zoology comparative physiology animal physiology electrophysiology neural mechanisms neuropeptide receptors mammalian biology developmental system animal behavior protein science american lobster experimental medicine experimental biology neurotransmission neuroecology peripheral nervous system homarus americanus marine drug cellular physiology pineal research endocrine research comparative endocrinology experimental pharmacology neurochemistry neurobiological mechanisms neurotransmitters neuroendocrine mechanisms vertebrate vision cardiac neuromuscular system avian biology experimental criminology neuropsychopharmacology brain circuitry experimental biophysics motor systems mammalian physiology lobster homarus americanus eyestalk ganglia c-type allatostatin lobster cardiac system peptidergic modulation neurostimulation respiratory neurobiology neuronal networks peptide library veterinary physiology protein mass spectrometry molecular immunology chronobiology cryptochromes receptor (biochemistry) motor behavior physiological research physiological actions stomatogastric nervous system red pigment-concentrating hormone cardiotropic actions sifamide peptides spiny lobster stomatogastric system peptide family

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Peptidergic Modulation of the Lobster Cardiac System Has Opposing Action on Neurons and Muscles. Integrative Organismal Biology (2025)

nervous systemneuroscienceneuronsneuropeptidesneuroanatomycellular physiologypeptidescomparative physiologyperipheral nervous systemneurophysiologyneural circuitspeptidergic modulationphysiology

Diversity of Neuropeptidergic Modulation in Decapod Crustacean Cardiac and Feeding Systems. Current Opinion in Neurobiology (2023)

nervous systemanimal behaviorbiologydecapod crustacean cardiacneuroscienceneuronszoologyneurotransmittersneuropeptidescomparative physiologyneuropeptidergic modulationperipheral nervous systemneurophysiologyneural circuitsphysiology

The Role of Feedback and Modulation in Determining Temperature Resiliency in the Lobster Cardiac Nervous System. Frontiers in Neuroscience (2023)

Daniel J. PowellElizabeth OwensMarie M. BergsundMaren CooperPeter NewsteinEmily BernerRania JanmohamedPatsy S. Dickinson

nervous systemecologyneurosciencetemperature resiliencyphysiology

Isoforms of the Neuropeptide Myosuppressin Differentially Modulate the Cardiac Neuromuscular System of the American Lobster, Homarus Americanus. Journal of Neurophysiology (2022)

nervous systembiologyamerican lobsterneuropeptide myosuppressinphysiological researchneurosciencecentral nervous systemneuropeptidesmorphology (biology)fish biologycomparative physiologyneuroendocrine mechanismscardiac neuromuscular systemzoologyneuroecologyelectrophysiologyphysiology

Modulatory Capacity Correlates With Dietary Diversity in Three Species of Decapod Crustaceans. The FASEB Journal (2022)

decapod crustaceansbiologyevolutionary ecologyfunctional ecologyecologyaquatic ecosystemsaquatic organismsmodulatory capacitydietary diversitymarine ecologyecology and evolutionary biologybiodiversityevolutionary biologyzoologymarine biologyfood web interactionstrophic impact

Structural Variation Between Neuropeptide Isoforms Affects Function in the Lobster Cardiac System. General and Comparative Endocrinology (2022)

nervous systemstructural variationneurosciencemolecular physiologybiochemistryneuropeptidesneuroanatomycellular physiologypeptidesneuropeptide receptorscomparative physiologylobster cardiac systemneuroendocrine mechanismsneuropeptide isoformsdevelopmental systemphysiology

Does Differential Receptor Distribution Underlie Variable Responses to a Neuropeptide in the Lobster Cardiac System?. International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2021)

nervous systemanimal behaviorreceptorsneuroscienceneuronsneuropeptideslobster cardiac systemneuroanatomyneuropsychopharmacologyneuropeptide receptorscomparative physiologyneuroendocrine mechanismszoologyphysiology

Mass Spectrometry Quantification, Localization, and Discovery of Feeding-Related Neuropeptides in Cancer Borealis. ACS Chemical Neuroscience (2021)

Kellen DeLaneyMengzhou HuTessa HellenbrandPatsy S. DickinsonMichael P. NusbaumLingjun Li

mass spectrometry quantificationneurochemistryneurosciencefeeding-related neuropeptidesneuropeptidesmass spectrometry

Assessment and Comparison of Putative Amine Receptor Complement/Diversity in the Brain and Eyestalk Ganglia of the Lobster, Homarus Americanus. Invertebrate Neuroscience (2020)

nervous systembiologyinvertebrate pathologyneuroscienceneuronsanimal cognitioncentral nervous systemneurotransmittersneuroanatomyneuropsychopharmacologycomparative physiologyhomarus americanuszoology

Cloning of the First Cdna Encoding a Putative Ccrfamide Precursor: Identification of the Brain, Eyestalk Ganglia, and Cardiac Ganglion as Sites of Ccrfamide Expression in the American Lobster, Homarus Americanus. Invertebrate Neuroscience (2020)

nervous systembiologyvertebrate paleontologysynapsidaputative ccrfamide precursorvertebrate visionccrfamide expressionneuroscienceneuronscentral nervous systemneuroanatomycardiac ganglionzoologyneuroecology

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Patsy Dickinson

Josiah Little Professor of Natural Sciences Emerita and Adjunct Professor of Biology

Bowdoin College

Affiliations

Bowdoin College

Neuroscience

Patsy Dickinson is currently serving as a Bowdoin College Josiah Little Professor of Natural Sciences Emerita and Adjunct Professor of Biology at Bowdoin College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Patsy Dickinson

Bowdoin College

Josiah Little Professor of Natural Sciences Emerita and Adjunct Professor of Biology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Peptidergic Modulation of the Lobster Cardiac System Has Opposing Action on Neurons and Muscles. Integrative Organismal Biology (2025)

nervous systemneuroscienceneuronsneuropeptidesneuroanatomycellular physiologypeptidescomparative physiologyperipheral nervous systemneurophysiologyneural circuitspeptidergic modulationphysiology

Diversity of Neuropeptidergic Modulation in Decapod Crustacean Cardiac and Feeding Systems. Current Opinion in Neurobiology (2023)

The Role of Feedback and Modulation in Determining Temperature Resiliency in the Lobster Cardiac Nervous System. Frontiers in Neuroscience (2023)

Daniel J. PowellElizabeth OwensMarie M. BergsundMaren CooperPeter NewsteinEmily BernerRania JanmohamedPatsy S. Dickinson

nervous systemecologyneurosciencetemperature resiliencyphysiology

Isoforms of the Neuropeptide Myosuppressin Differentially Modulate the Cardiac Neuromuscular System of the American Lobster, Homarus Americanus. Journal of Neurophysiology (2022)

Modulatory Capacity Correlates With Dietary Diversity in Three Species of Decapod Crustaceans. The FASEB Journal (2022)

Structural Variation Between Neuropeptide Isoforms Affects Function in the Lobster Cardiac System. General and Comparative Endocrinology (2022)

Does Differential Receptor Distribution Underlie Variable Responses to a Neuropeptide in the Lobster Cardiac System?. International Journal of Molecular Sciences (2021)

Mass Spectrometry Quantification, Localization, and Discovery of Feeding-Related Neuropeptides in Cancer Borealis. ACS Chemical Neuroscience (2021)

Kellen DeLaneyMengzhou HuTessa HellenbrandPatsy S. DickinsonMichael P. NusbaumLingjun Li

mass spectrometry quantificationneurochemistryneurosciencefeeding-related neuropeptidesneuropeptidesmass spectrometry

Assessment and Comparison of Putative Amine Receptor Complement/Diversity in the Brain and Eyestalk Ganglia of the Lobster, Homarus Americanus. Invertebrate Neuroscience (2020)

nervous systembiologyinvertebrate pathologyneuroscienceneuronsanimal cognitioncentral nervous systemneurotransmittersneuroanatomyneuropsychopharmacologycomparative physiologyhomarus americanuszoology

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