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Richard Deyo

Professor

Winona State University

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College of Liberal Arts

Psychology

Richard Deyo is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor at Winona State University.

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neuroscience behavioral neuroscience neurology cognitive neuroscience behavioral sciences animal cognition ageing animal behavior neuroscience of aging neural science psychology neurophysiology neuropsychopharmacology experimental gerontology experimental psychology biological psychology associative learning electrophysiology computational neuroscience endocrinology ornithology molecular neurodegeneration masculinity breeding behavior brain science behavioural pharmacology memory loss brain health visual discrimination task psychoneuroendocrinology avian biology livestock science applied physiology animal physiology animal science mammalian biology memory studies cerebral blood flow brain circuitry sex differences men's studies task performance molecular neurobiology vision research physiological research human physiology veterinary physiology psychopharmacology cerebral vascular regulation ischemic syndrome cerebrovascular disease reperfusion injury brain function comparative psychology biogerontology vascular aging physical aging cortical remodeling neurochemistry eye-blink conditioning cell type potassium conductance learning-induced afterhyperpolarization reductions spatial ability ability measures dietary nimodipine spatial task performances visual discrimination learning frontal cortex sensorimotor behaviors calcium blockers other ca antagonists cerebral circulation neuropharmacology stroke

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Hippocampectomy Disrupts Trace Eye-Blink Conditioning in Rabbits.. Behavioral Neuroscience (2015)

James R. MoyerRichard A. DeyoJohn F. Disterhoft

cognitive neuroscienceeye-blink conditioningneurosciencebehavioral neuroscience

The Nootropic Properties of Ginseng Saponin Rb1 Are Linked to Effects on Anxiety. Integrative physiological and behavioral science (2002)

James D. ChurchillJennifer L. GersonKendra A. HintonJennifer L. MifekMichael J. WalterCynthia L. WinslowRichard A. Deyo

human behaviorpharmacologypsychologybehavioral sciences

Technical Note on -Conotoxin Gvia Disrupts Memory Formation in the Day-Old Chick. (1996)

physiologytechnical notememory lossneurochemistrytoxinsday-old chickmolecular neurodegenerationmemoryneuroscienceneurodegenerative diseases

Effects of the Ca2+ Channel Antagonist Flunarizine on Visual Discrimination Learning. Neurobiology of Learning and Memory (1995)

R.A. DeyoJ.M. Hittner

cognitive neuroscienceneurologyneuropsychologymolecular neurosciencemolecular neurobiologycentral nervous systemvisual discrimination learningneural sciencecognitive scienceneurosciencebehavioral neuroscience

Nifedipine Blocks Retention of a Visual Discrimination Task in Chicks (1992). (1992)

visual sciencevisual perceptionneuropsychopharmacologyanimal behaviorcomparative psychologybiological psychologyvisual discrimination taskvisual systembehavioral experimentsanimal cognitioncognitive sciencenifedipine blocks retentionbehavioral sciences

Nimodipine Improves Learning and Sensorimotor Behaviors in Aging Mammals. Advances in behavioral biology (1992)

John F. DisterhoftRichard A. DeyoLucien T. Thompson

animal behaviorrehabilitationsensorimotor behaviorsmammalian biologyneurosciencemotor controlexperimental psychologybehavioral sciences

Nimodipine Enhances Spontaneous Activity of Hippocampal Pyramidal Neurons in Aging Rabbits at a Dose That Facilitates Learning. (1991)

brain scienceneuropsychopharmacologyexperimental gerontologycortical remodelinghippocampal pyramidal neuronsneuropharmacologyneuroscience of agingcognitive sciencespontaneous activityneurosciencebehavioral neuroscienceneurons

Dietary Nimodipine Improves Associative Learning in Aging Rabbits. Neurobiology of Aging (1990)

K.T. StraubeR.A. DeyoJ.R. MoyerJ.F. Disterhoft

veterinary medicineneuroscienceassociative learningdietary nimodipine

Learning-Induced Afterhyperpolarization Reductions in Hippocampus Are Specific for Cell Type and Potassium Conductance. Experimental Brain Research (1990)

M. C. de JongeJ. BlackR. A. DeyoJ. F. Disterhoft

cognitive neuroscienceneurologybrain scienceelectrophysiologycomputational neurosciencecell typepotassium conductancesystems neuroscienceneural sciencelearning-induced afterhyperpolarization reductionsneuroscienceneurophysiologybrain circuitry

Nimodipine Alters Acquisition of a Visual Discrimination Task in Chicks. Behavioral and Neural Biology (1990)

Richard A. DeyoJaak PankseppRobert L. Conner

animal behaviorvision researchavian biologyneural sciencebiological psychologyvisual discrimination taskpsychologybreeding behaviorneuroscienceanimal cognitionlivestock scienceornithologyexperimental psychologybehavioral neurosciencebehavioral sciences

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Richard Deyo

Professor

Winona State University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Psychology

Richard Deyo is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor at Winona State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Richard Deyo

Winona State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Hippocampectomy Disrupts Trace Eye-Blink Conditioning in Rabbits.. Behavioral Neuroscience (2015)

James R. MoyerRichard A. DeyoJohn F. Disterhoft

cognitive neuroscienceeye-blink conditioningneurosciencebehavioral neuroscience

The Nootropic Properties of Ginseng Saponin Rb1 Are Linked to Effects on Anxiety. Integrative physiological and behavioral science (2002)

James D. ChurchillJennifer L. GersonKendra A. HintonJennifer L. MifekMichael J. WalterCynthia L. WinslowRichard A. Deyo

human behaviorpharmacologypsychologybehavioral sciences

Technical Note on -Conotoxin Gvia Disrupts Memory Formation in the Day-Old Chick. (1996)

physiologytechnical notememory lossneurochemistrytoxinsday-old chickmolecular neurodegenerationmemoryneuroscienceneurodegenerative diseases

Effects of the Ca2+ Channel Antagonist Flunarizine on Visual Discrimination Learning. Neurobiology of Learning and Memory (1995)

R.A. DeyoJ.M. Hittner

Nifedipine Blocks Retention of a Visual Discrimination Task in Chicks (1992). (1992)

Nimodipine Improves Learning and Sensorimotor Behaviors in Aging Mammals. Advances in behavioral biology (1992)

John F. DisterhoftRichard A. DeyoLucien T. Thompson

animal behaviorrehabilitationsensorimotor behaviorsmammalian biologyneurosciencemotor controlexperimental psychologybehavioral sciences

Nimodipine Enhances Spontaneous Activity of Hippocampal Pyramidal Neurons in Aging Rabbits at a Dose That Facilitates Learning. (1991)

Dietary Nimodipine Improves Associative Learning in Aging Rabbits. Neurobiology of Aging (1990)

K.T. StraubeR.A. DeyoJ.R. MoyerJ.F. Disterhoft

veterinary medicineneuroscienceassociative learningdietary nimodipine

Learning-Induced Afterhyperpolarization Reductions in Hippocampus Are Specific for Cell Type and Potassium Conductance. Experimental Brain Research (1990)

M. C. de JongeJ. BlackR. A. DeyoJ. F. Disterhoft

Nimodipine Alters Acquisition of a Visual Discrimination Task in Chicks. Behavioral and Neural Biology (1990)

Richard A. DeyoJaak PankseppRobert L. Conner

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