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Robert Levenson

Distinguished Professor

Pennsylvania State University

Affiliations

Penn State College of Medicine

Department of Neural and Behavioral Sciences

Robert Levenson is currently serving as a Neural And Behavioral Sciences Distinguished Professor at Pennsylvania State University.

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Pennsylvania State University

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neuroscience molecular biology genetics pharmacology gene expression neuropharmacology receptors dopamine enzymes protein science membrane biology fish biology signal transduction genomics medicinal research cell signaling neurochemistry vascular biology mammalian biology enzyme inhibition molecular neurobiology genome biology molecular cell biology receptor (biochemistry) brain science neuropsychopharmacology structural molecular biology protein phosphorylation chromosome biology embryonic development transmembrane organization cellular physiology clinical neuroscience functional regulation glycosylation cellular neurobiology intracellular trafficking protein transport membrane transport zebrafish embryogenesis peptide science molecular structure biological psychiatry peptides biological chemistry neuropsychiatry gene function protein assembly developmental genetics protein secretion functional selectivity neurotransmission neural science cell physiology cytogenetics protein genetics animal genetics differential expression epitope insertion otolith formation mu-opioid receptor mu opioid receptor zebrafish inner ear hormonal receptor path dependence functional modification catalyst activation enzyme specificity unique functional properties bipolar patients prefrontal cortex sodium-potassium atpase antisera specific rat tissue membranes actin cytoskeleton dual signaling psychiatry addiction biology schizophrenia addiction psychopharmacology substance abuse molecular psychiatry

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Alternative Splicing of the Wnt Trafficking Protein, Wntless and Its Effects on Protein-Protein Interactions. BMC Molecular and Cell Biology (2019)

Jessica PetkoMathura ThileepanMolly SargenVictor CanfieldRobert Levenson

protein-protein interactionsalternative splicingcell biologydevelopmental biologyprotein transportmolecular biologycell and molecular biology

Identifying Novel Members of the Wntless Interactome Through Genetic and Candidate Gene Approaches. Brain Research Bulletin (2017)

Jessica PetkoTrevor TranchinaGoral PatelRobert LevensonStephanie Justice-Bitner

wntless interactomeneurogeneticssystems neuroscienceinteractomicsfunctional genomicsneurosciencegenomicsmolecular geneticsbrain sciencenovel membershealth sciencesgenetics

Early Avoidance of a Heroin-Paired Taste-Cue and Subsequent Addiction-Like Behavior in Rats. Brain Research Bulletin (2015)

Christopher B. JenneyJessica PetkoBrittany EbersoleChristian V. Nzinkeu NjatchaTeddy O. UzamereDanielle N. AlexanderPatricia S. GrigsonRobert Levenson

neurologycognitive neuroscienceneurosciencebehavioral neuroscienceearly avoidancebrain scienceaddictionheroin-paired taste-cuedepressionbehavioral sciencesaddictive behaviors

Effect of C-Terminal S-Palmitoylation on D2 Dopamine Receptor Trafficking and Stability. PLoS ONE (2015)

Brittany EbersoleJessica PetkoMatthew WollShoko MurakamiKate SokolinaVictoria WongIgor StagljarBernhard LüscherRobert Levenson

neurochemistryplo biologyneuropharmacologydopamineneurosciencemolecular neurobiologypharmacologyc-terminal s-palmitoylationreceptorsgenetics

Low Expression of D2R and Wntless Correlates With High Motivation for Heroin.. Behavioral Neuroscience (2015)

Diana M TaceloskyDanielle N AlexanderMegan MorseAndras HajnalArthur BergRobert LevensonPatricia S Grigson

substance use disorderswntless correlatesbehavioral sciencesmotivationbehavioral neuroscienceneurosciencesubstance useaddictionlow expressionbehavioral addictionssubstance abusehigh motivationsubstance addictionopioid use disorderpsychologyaddictive behaviors

Bioorthogonal Click Chemistry to Assay Mu-Opioid Receptor Palmitoylation Using 15-Hexadecynoic Acid and Immunoprecipitation. Analytical Biochemistry (2014)

Brittany EbersoleJessica PetkoRobert Levenson

click chemistryimmunologybiochemistrybioanalysismu-opioid receptor palmitoylationbioorthogonal click chemistry

Label-Free Integrative Pharmacology On-Target of Opioid Ligands at the Opioid Receptor Family. BMC Pharmacology and Toxicology (2013)

Megan MorseHaiyan SunElizabeth TranRobert LevensonYe Fang

opioid receptor familytoxicologypharmacologyopioid ligands

Morip Expression in Brain Regions of Morphine-Treated Mice.. (2013)

Jessica PetkoStephanie Justice-BitnerJay JinVictoria WongSaranya KittanakomThomas N. FerraroIgor StagljarRobert Levenson

neurologypain researchneurochemistryneuropharmacologyneuroanatomyneuroscienceneuroinflammationmorphine-treated micestrokepharmacologymorip expressionmammalian biologybrain regionscentral nervous system

Mor is Not Enough: Identification of Novel Mu-Opioid Receptor Interacting Proteins Using Traditional and Modified Membrane Yeast Two-Hybrid Screens. PLoS ONE (2013)

Jessica PetkoStephanie Justice-BitnerJay JinVictoria WongSaranya KittanakomThomas N. FerraroIgor StagljarRobert Levenson

biological engineeringplo biologymembrane biologymolecular biologytwo-hybrid screensreceptorsstructural biologygenetics

Morphine-Induced Trafficking of a Mu-Opioid Receptor Interacting Protein in Rat Locus Coeruleus Neurons. Progress in Neuro-Psychopharmacology and Biological Psychiatry (2013)

Kellie M. JaremkoNicholas L. ThompsonBeverly A.S. ReyesJay JinBrittany EbersoleChristopher B. JenneyPatricia S. GrigsonRobert LevensonWade H. BerrettiniElisabeth J. Van Bockstaele

neurologyneuropharmacologybiological psychiatryneuropsychopharmacologyneurosciencemorphine-induced traffickingneuropsychiatrymu-opioid receptorpharmacologyclinical neurosciencemolecular neuroscienceneuropsychology

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Robert Levenson

Distinguished Professor

Pennsylvania State University

Affiliations

Penn State College of Medicine

Department of Neural and Behavioral Sciences

Robert Levenson is currently serving as a Neural And Behavioral Sciences Distinguished Professor at Pennsylvania State University.

Honors

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Pennsylvania State University

Distinguished Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Alternative Splicing of the Wnt Trafficking Protein, Wntless and Its Effects on Protein-Protein Interactions. BMC Molecular and Cell Biology (2019)

Jessica PetkoMathura ThileepanMolly SargenVictor CanfieldRobert Levenson

protein-protein interactionsalternative splicingcell biologydevelopmental biologyprotein transportmolecular biologycell and molecular biology

Identifying Novel Members of the Wntless Interactome Through Genetic and Candidate Gene Approaches. Brain Research Bulletin (2017)

Jessica PetkoTrevor TranchinaGoral PatelRobert LevensonStephanie Justice-Bitner

wntless interactomeneurogeneticssystems neuroscienceinteractomicsfunctional genomicsneurosciencegenomicsmolecular geneticsbrain sciencenovel membershealth sciencesgenetics

Early Avoidance of a Heroin-Paired Taste-Cue and Subsequent Addiction-Like Behavior in Rats. Brain Research Bulletin (2015)

Christopher B. JenneyJessica PetkoBrittany EbersoleChristian V. Nzinkeu NjatchaTeddy O. UzamereDanielle N. AlexanderPatricia S. GrigsonRobert Levenson

neurologycognitive neuroscienceneurosciencebehavioral neuroscienceearly avoidancebrain scienceaddictionheroin-paired taste-cuedepressionbehavioral sciencesaddictive behaviors

Effect of C-Terminal S-Palmitoylation on D2 Dopamine Receptor Trafficking and Stability. PLoS ONE (2015)

Brittany EbersoleJessica PetkoMatthew WollShoko MurakamiKate SokolinaVictoria WongIgor StagljarBernhard LüscherRobert Levenson

neurochemistryplo biologyneuropharmacologydopamineneurosciencemolecular neurobiologypharmacologyc-terminal s-palmitoylationreceptorsgenetics

Low Expression of D2R and Wntless Correlates With High Motivation for Heroin.. Behavioral Neuroscience (2015)

Diana M TaceloskyDanielle N AlexanderMegan MorseAndras HajnalArthur BergRobert LevensonPatricia S Grigson

Bioorthogonal Click Chemistry to Assay Mu-Opioid Receptor Palmitoylation Using 15-Hexadecynoic Acid and Immunoprecipitation. Analytical Biochemistry (2014)

Brittany EbersoleJessica PetkoRobert Levenson

click chemistryimmunologybiochemistrybioanalysismu-opioid receptor palmitoylationbioorthogonal click chemistry

Label-Free Integrative Pharmacology On-Target of Opioid Ligands at the Opioid Receptor Family. BMC Pharmacology and Toxicology (2013)

Megan MorseHaiyan SunElizabeth TranRobert LevensonYe Fang

opioid receptor familytoxicologypharmacologyopioid ligands

Morip Expression in Brain Regions of Morphine-Treated Mice.. (2013)

Jessica PetkoStephanie Justice-BitnerJay JinVictoria WongSaranya KittanakomThomas N. FerraroIgor StagljarRobert Levenson

Mor is Not Enough: Identification of Novel Mu-Opioid Receptor Interacting Proteins Using Traditional and Modified Membrane Yeast Two-Hybrid Screens. PLoS ONE (2013)

Jessica PetkoStephanie Justice-BitnerJay JinVictoria WongSaranya KittanakomThomas N. FerraroIgor StagljarRobert Levenson

biological engineeringplo biologymembrane biologymolecular biologytwo-hybrid screensreceptorsstructural biologygenetics

Morphine-Induced Trafficking of a Mu-Opioid Receptor Interacting Protein in Rat Locus Coeruleus Neurons. Progress in Neuro-Psychopharmacology and Biological Psychiatry (2013)

Kellie M. JaremkoNicholas L. ThompsonBeverly A.S. ReyesJay JinBrittany EbersoleChristopher B. JenneyPatricia S. GrigsonRobert LevensonWade H. BerrettiniElisabeth J. Van Bockstaele

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