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Phyllis Wise

Professor Emerita

University of Washington

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College of Arts & Sciences

Department of Biology

Phyllis Wise is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Professor Emerita at University of Washington.

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University of Washington

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neuroscience endocrinology psychoneuroendocrinology physiology reproductive biology reproductive endocrinology neuroscience of aging neurology reproductive medicine neuroendocrine mechanisms reproductive health behavioral neuroendocrinology neuropharmacology ageing female reproductive system reproductive science reproductive physiology central nervous system vascular biology pharmacology endocrine mechanisms gene expression neuroprotection developmental endocrinology nervous system obstetrics and gynaecology hormonal receptor geriatric endocrinology brain injury aging cell neurochemistry brain science endocrine research pituitary gland neuroendocrine disorders animal physiology mammalian biology experimental gerontology medicinal research molecular physiology reproductive hormones biogerontology neuropsychopharmacology clinical neuroscience animal reproduction human reproduction aging process brain function reproduction response age-related changes diurnal rhythm reproductive immunology inhibitory activity gonadotropin-releasing hormone neurons endocrine diseases ovarian hormones microdissected brain areas prolactin secretion ovariectomized rats neuropeptides mammalian physiology vascular aging later adulthood chronobiology cerebral vascular regulation estrogen receptors hormone-releasing hormone ischemic brain injury middle-aged rats female reproductive aging allostatic load neuroprotective effects median eminence rat brain suprachiasmatic nuclei female rats menopause hormone therapy estrogen therapy molecular neurodegeneration postreproductive health

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Female Reproductive Aging. Elsevier eBooks (2018)

Francesca E. DuncanRafael ConfinoMary Ellen Pavone

reproductive successreproductive healthreproductive biologyfemale reproductive agingaging processreproductive sciencereproductive medicinefemale reproductive systemgynecologywomen's health

Corrigendum to “Estrogen Therapy: Does It Help or Hurt the Adult and Aging Brain? Insights Derived From Animal Models” [Neuroscience 138 (2006) 831–835]. Neuroscience (2014)

P.M. Wise

animal modelsneuroscienceneuroscience of aging

ESTROGENS: Protective or Risk Factors in the Injured Brain?. Research and perspectives in endocrine interactions (2012)

Phyllis M. WiseCandice M. BrownJodi L. Downs

neurologypharmacologybrain injuryendocrinologyendocrine researchneurosciencerisk factorsneuroprotectioninjured brainpsychoneuroendocrinologycomparative endocrinologybehavioral neuroendocrinologyendocrine disruptorswomen's health

Effects of Estradiol on Ischemic Factor-Induced Astrocyte Swelling and Aqp4 Protein Abundance. AJP Cell Physiology (2011)

Jennifer M. RutkowskyBreanna K. WallacePhyllis M. WiseMartha E. O'Donnell

pharmacologymembrane biologymedicineendocrinologyliver physiologymolecular physiologycellular physiologycirculatory physiologyvascular biologycell physiologyastrobiologytissue physiologyphysiology

Anita Payne: Scientist, Teacher, Mentor, Advisor, Friend, and so Much More.. Biology of Reproduction (2010)

Phyllis M. Wise

biologyreproductive biologyreproduction responsementorshipreproductive science

Reproductive Aging: Theoretical Perspectives, Mechanisms, Nonhuman Models, and Health Correlates. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences (2010)

John HaagaKathleen O'ConnorMaxine WeinsteinPhyllis Wise

reproductive agingtheoretical perspectivesreproductive biologyreproductive healthhealth sciencesaging processhealth correlatesnonhuman modelswomen's health

Cerebral Microvascular Endothelial Cell Na/H Exchange: Evidence for the Presence of Nhe1 and Nhe2 Isoforms and Regulation by Arginine Vasopressin. AJP Cell Physiology (2009)

Tina I LamPhyllis M WiseMartha E O'Donnell

pharmacologycardiovascular physiologymembrane biologyarginine vasopressincell metabolismmolecular physiologycellular physiologycell physiologycell signalingvascular biologyfunctional regulationcell biologyneurophysiologygas exchange processelectrophysiologytissue physiologyphysiology

ESTRADIOL: A Hormone With Diverse and Contradictory Neuroprotective Actions. Dialogues in Clinical Neuroscience (2009)

Phyllis M. WiseShotaro SuzukiCandice M. Brown

clinical neuroscienceendocrinologyneuroscienceneuroprotection

Estradiol is a Potent Protective, Restorative, and Trophic Factor After Brain Injury. Seminars in Reproductive Medicine (2009)

Candice BrownShotaro SuzukiKaren JelksPhyllis Wise

pharmacologyreceptorsreproductive healthhealth sciencesmedicinereproductive biologyreproductive physiologybrain injuryneuroprotectionreproductive sciencereproductive medicinetrophic factorpotent protectiveregenerative medicine

Neuroprotective Effects of Estrogens Following Ischemic Stroke. Frontiers in Neuroendocrinology (2009)

Shotaro SuzukiCandice M. BrownPhyllis M. Wise

pharmacologyneurologyendocrinologyneuroscienceneuroprotectionischemic strokeneuroprotective effects

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Phyllis Wise

Professor Emerita

University of Washington

Affiliations

College of Arts & Sciences

Department of Biology

Phyllis Wise is currently serving as a College Of Arts & Sciences Professor Emerita at University of Washington.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Phyllis Wise

University of Washington

Professor Emerita

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Female Reproductive Aging. Elsevier eBooks (2018)

Francesca E. DuncanRafael ConfinoMary Ellen Pavone

reproductive successreproductive healthreproductive biologyfemale reproductive agingaging processreproductive sciencereproductive medicinefemale reproductive systemgynecologywomen's health

Corrigendum to “Estrogen Therapy: Does It Help or Hurt the Adult and Aging Brain? Insights Derived From Animal Models” [Neuroscience 138 (2006) 831–835]. Neuroscience (2014)

P.M. Wise

animal modelsneuroscienceneuroscience of aging

ESTROGENS: Protective or Risk Factors in the Injured Brain?. Research and perspectives in endocrine interactions (2012)

Phyllis M. WiseCandice M. BrownJodi L. Downs

Effects of Estradiol on Ischemic Factor-Induced Astrocyte Swelling and Aqp4 Protein Abundance. AJP Cell Physiology (2011)

Jennifer M. RutkowskyBreanna K. WallacePhyllis M. WiseMartha E. O'Donnell

pharmacologymembrane biologymedicineendocrinologyliver physiologymolecular physiologycellular physiologycirculatory physiologyvascular biologycell physiologyastrobiologytissue physiologyphysiology

Anita Payne: Scientist, Teacher, Mentor, Advisor, Friend, and so Much More.. Biology of Reproduction (2010)

Phyllis M. Wise

biologyreproductive biologyreproduction responsementorshipreproductive science

Reproductive Aging: Theoretical Perspectives, Mechanisms, Nonhuman Models, and Health Correlates. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences (2010)

John HaagaKathleen O'ConnorMaxine WeinsteinPhyllis Wise

reproductive agingtheoretical perspectivesreproductive biologyreproductive healthhealth sciencesaging processhealth correlatesnonhuman modelswomen's health

Cerebral Microvascular Endothelial Cell Na/H Exchange: Evidence for the Presence of Nhe1 and Nhe2 Isoforms and Regulation by Arginine Vasopressin. AJP Cell Physiology (2009)

Tina I LamPhyllis M WiseMartha E O'Donnell

ESTRADIOL: A Hormone With Diverse and Contradictory Neuroprotective Actions. Dialogues in Clinical Neuroscience (2009)

Phyllis M. WiseShotaro SuzukiCandice M. Brown

clinical neuroscienceendocrinologyneuroscienceneuroprotection

Estradiol is a Potent Protective, Restorative, and Trophic Factor After Brain Injury. Seminars in Reproductive Medicine (2009)

Candice BrownShotaro SuzukiKaren JelksPhyllis Wise

Neuroprotective Effects of Estrogens Following Ischemic Stroke. Frontiers in Neuroendocrinology (2009)

Shotaro SuzukiCandice M. BrownPhyllis M. Wise

pharmacologyneurologyendocrinologyneuroscienceneuroprotectionischemic strokeneuroprotective effects

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