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Richard J Martin

Clarence Hartley Covault Distinguished Professor Professor and Chair Department of Biomedical Sciences

Iowa State University

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College of Veterinary Medicine

Biomedical Sciences

Richard J Martin is currently serving as a Biomedical Sciences Clarence Hartley Covault Distinguished Professor Professor and Chair Department of Biomedical Sciences at Iowa State University.

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Richard J Martin

Iowa State University

Clarence Hartley Covault Distinguished Professor Professor and Chair Department of Biomedical Sciences

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pharmacology parasitology physiology neuroscience medicine veterinary medicine electrophysiology receptors membrane biology drug resistance nematology neuropharmacology animal science ascaris suum drug discovery antiparasitic agent veterinary science receptor (biochemistry) avian biology animal physiology nicotinic acetylcholine receptors experimental medicine host-parasite relationships muscle function veterinary parasitology protein science mammalian biology experimental pharmacology experimental biology insect science molecular physiology anthelmintic resistance patch-clamp study medicinal research tropical medicine enzyme inhibition clinical pharmacology membrane transport veterinary research adult brugia malayi cholinergic anthelmintics pharmacotherapy pharmacological research neglected tropical diseases translational pharmacology disease ecology pathogen detection pathogen transmission functional modification comparative physiology skeletal muscle human physiology single-channel level nematode parasites nematode parasite voltage-activated currents oesophagostomum dentatum ascaris suum muscle mechanisms of action lab-on-a-chip pathogen characterization functional regulation emerging infectious diseases veterinary physiology experimental biophysics brain science cell physiology experimental toxicology antinematodal drugs neuromuscular transmission membrane potential open channel blocker insecticides nanobiotechnology polymer nanotechnology disease control cellular pharmacology molecular pharmacology toxicology cellular physiology

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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EMODEPSIDE: The Anthelmintic’s Mode of Action and Toxicity. Frontiers in Parasitology (2024)

Charity N. NjeshiAlan P. RobertsonRichard J. Martin

immunologyantiparasitic agentparasitology

Getting Around the Roundworms: Identifying Knowledge Gaps and Research Priorities for the Ascarids. Advances in Parasitology/Advances in parasitology (2024)

Adrian J. WolstenholmeErik C. AndersenShivani ChoudharyFriederike EbnerSusanne HartmannLindy Holden-DyeSudhanva S. KashyapJürgen KrückenRichard J. MartinAnkur MidhaPeter NejsumCedric NeveuAlan P. RobertsonGeorg von Samson-HimmelstjernaRobert WalkerJianbin WangBradley J. WhiteheadPaul D.E. Williams

research prioritiesecologyparasitologyidentifying knowledge gaps

The Nematode (Ascaris Suum) Intestine is a Location of Synergistic Anthelmintic Effects of Cry5B and Levamisole. PLoS Pathogens (2024)

Paul D. E. WilliamsMatthew T. BrewerRaffi V. AroianAlan P. RobertsonRichard J. Martin

synergistic anthelmintic effectsnematologygastroenterologyinfectious diseasespathologymicrobiology

Anthelmintics V: Drugs, Resistance, and Vaccines. International Journal for Parasitology (2023)

Raffi V. AroianAlex LoukasRichard J. Martin

medicineparasitologypharmacologydrug resistance

Diethylcarbamazine Elicits Ca 2+ Signals Through Trp-2 Channels That Are Potentiated by Emodepside in Brugia Malayi Muscles. Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy (2023)

Paul D. E. WilliamsSudhanva S. KashyapAlan P. RobertsonRichard J. Martin

medicinepharmacologydiethylcarbamazine elicitscell signalingclinical microbiologyapplied microbiologysignal transductionmicrobiology

A11 Isolation of Non-Polar Metabolites in Excretory/Secretory Products From Parasitic Helminths and Their Potential as Immunotherapy in Inflammatory Bowel Disease. Journal of the Canadian Association of Gastroenterology (2022)

E A SicilianiL LerouxM TamT AraiJ F UrbanR J MartinT G GearyM StevensonF LopesA Jardim

non-polar metabolitesclinical gastroenterologypharmacologyparasitic helminthsclinical microbiologyparasitologyveterinary medicinemolecular gastroenterologygastroenterologyglobal healthhepatologyhelminthologyhealth sciencessecondary metabolitesinflammatory bowel disease

Diethylcarbamazine Mediated Potentiation of Emodepside Induced Paralysis Requires Trp-2 in Adult Brugia Malayi. International Journal for Parasitology Drugs and Drug Resistance (2022)

Sudhanva S KashyapMark A McHughAlan P RobertsonRichard J Martin

medicinepharmacologyparasitologyadult brugia malayidrug resistance

Diethylcarbamazine, Trp Channels and Ca2+ Signaling in Cells of the Ascaris Intestine. Scientific Reports (2022)

Paul D. E. WilliamsSudhanva S. KashyapMark A. McHughMatthew T. BrewerAlan P. RobertsonRichard J. Martin

signaling pathwayspharmacologyascaris intestinecell signalingveterinary medicineanimal sciencetrp channelssignal transductioncell biology

High Concentrations of the Anthelmintic Diethylcarbamazine Paralyze C. Elegans Independently of Trp-2.. PubMed (2022)

Real DattaAlan RobertsonRichard MartinSudhanva Kashyap

medicineveterinary medicinepharmacologyhigh concentrations

Nodulisporic Acid Produces Direct Activation and Positive Allosteric Modulation of Avr-14B, a Glutamate-Gated Chloride Channel From Adult Brugia Malayi. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

Shivani ChoudharyMelanie AbongwaSudhanva S. KashyapSaurabh VermaGunnar R. MairDaniel KulkeRichard J. MartinAlan P. Robertson

direct activationcell signalingnodulisporic acidmolecular neurobiologycell biologyprotein sciencemembrane biologyglutamate-gated chloride channelpositive allosteric modulationmammalian biologyremedial actionfunctional modificationreceptorsgene expressionpharmacologymicrobial physiologygeneticshost-guest chemistrysignal transductionnatural product research

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Richard J Martin

Clarence Hartley Covault Distinguished Professor Professor and Chair Department of Biomedical Sciences

Iowa State University

Affiliations

College of Veterinary Medicine

Biomedical Sciences

Richard J Martin is currently serving as a Biomedical Sciences Clarence Hartley Covault Distinguished Professor Professor and Chair Department of Biomedical Sciences at Iowa State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Richard J Martin

Iowa State University

Clarence Hartley Covault Distinguished Professor Professor and Chair Department of Biomedical Sciences

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

EMODEPSIDE: The Anthelmintic’s Mode of Action and Toxicity. Frontiers in Parasitology (2024)

Charity N. NjeshiAlan P. RobertsonRichard J. Martin

immunologyantiparasitic agentparasitology

Getting Around the Roundworms: Identifying Knowledge Gaps and Research Priorities for the Ascarids. Advances in Parasitology/Advances in parasitology (2024)

research prioritiesecologyparasitologyidentifying knowledge gaps

The Nematode (Ascaris Suum) Intestine is a Location of Synergistic Anthelmintic Effects of Cry5B and Levamisole. PLoS Pathogens (2024)

Paul D. E. WilliamsMatthew T. BrewerRaffi V. AroianAlan P. RobertsonRichard J. Martin

synergistic anthelmintic effectsnematologygastroenterologyinfectious diseasespathologymicrobiology

Anthelmintics V: Drugs, Resistance, and Vaccines. International Journal for Parasitology (2023)

Raffi V. AroianAlex LoukasRichard J. Martin

medicineparasitologypharmacologydrug resistance

Diethylcarbamazine Elicits Ca 2+ Signals Through Trp-2 Channels That Are Potentiated by Emodepside in Brugia Malayi Muscles. Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy (2023)

Paul D. E. WilliamsSudhanva S. KashyapAlan P. RobertsonRichard J. Martin

medicinepharmacologydiethylcarbamazine elicitscell signalingclinical microbiologyapplied microbiologysignal transductionmicrobiology

E A SicilianiL LerouxM TamT AraiJ F UrbanR J MartinT G GearyM StevensonF LopesA Jardim

Diethylcarbamazine Mediated Potentiation of Emodepside Induced Paralysis Requires Trp-2 in Adult Brugia Malayi. International Journal for Parasitology Drugs and Drug Resistance (2022)

Sudhanva S KashyapMark A McHughAlan P RobertsonRichard J Martin

medicinepharmacologyparasitologyadult brugia malayidrug resistance

Diethylcarbamazine, Trp Channels and Ca2+ Signaling in Cells of the Ascaris Intestine. Scientific Reports (2022)

Paul D. E. WilliamsSudhanva S. KashyapMark A. McHughMatthew T. BrewerAlan P. RobertsonRichard J. Martin

signaling pathwayspharmacologyascaris intestinecell signalingveterinary medicineanimal sciencetrp channelssignal transductioncell biology

High Concentrations of the Anthelmintic Diethylcarbamazine Paralyze C. Elegans Independently of Trp-2.. PubMed (2022)

Real DattaAlan RobertsonRichard MartinSudhanva Kashyap

medicineveterinary medicinepharmacologyhigh concentrations

Shivani ChoudharyMelanie AbongwaSudhanva S. KashyapSaurabh VermaGunnar R. MairDaniel KulkeRichard J. MartinAlan P. Robertson

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