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Steven J. Zottoli

Williams College

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Williams College

Department of Biology

NoneSteven J. Zottoli is currently serving as a Biology faculty at Williams College.

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neuroscience neuroanatomy nervous system neurons fish biology spinal cord central nervous system biology neural circuits zoology physiology developmental biology neural science mauthner cell cellular physiology avian biology morphology (biology) marine biology spinal cord injury animal behavior animal cognition neural mechanisms vertebrate vision cellular neurobiology neurotransmission goldfish mauthner cell mammalian biology animal physiology developmental cell experimental biology ciliary body neuroecology axial skeleton peripheral nervous system aquatic organisms adult goldfish ophthalmology retina molecular neurodegeneration comparative physiology ganglion cell neurochemistry brain mechanisms brain science neurotransmitters hypoxia (medicine) carassius auratus fast startle responses optic tectum spinal cord crush choline acetyltransferase animal ecology visual science ethology experimental criminology functional recovery retina motor systems cellular structure ultrastructure choroid plexus ependyma fish immunology optometry granulocyte neurophilosophy feminist methods feminist geography feminist knowledge ventral dendrite optic tectal input goldfish hindbrain c-start behaviors free-swimming goldfish neural activity efferent pathways comparative studies

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Author Response for"Multiple Neuronal Processes, Including the Mauthner Axon, Form a Multi‐Axial Fiber Within a Common Myelin Sheath in the Central Nervous System of Adult Lungfishes, I Protopterus Annectens /I, I Lepidosiren Paradoxa /I, and I Neoceratodus Forsteri /I". (2025)

None Steven J. ZottoliNone Leonard K. KaczmarekNone Donald S. Faber

neuroanatomyneuroscienceneurophysiologyprotopterus annectensmultiple neuronal processesmauthner axonphysiologyadult lungfishescell motilityinhibitory activityfish biologycellular neurobiologyintermediate hostbiophysicsneural circuitscommon myelin sheathnervous systemneurotransmissioncentral nervous system

Multiple Neuronal Processes, Including the Mauthner Axon, Form a Multi‐Axial Fiber Within a Common Myelin Sheath in the Central Nervous System of Adult Lungfishes, Protopterus Annectens, Lepidosiren Paradoxa, and Neoceratodus Forsteri. Journal of Morphology (2025)

Steven J. ZottoliLeonard K. KaczmarekDonald S. Faber

multiple neuronal processesmauthner axonadult lungfishesneurosciencecommon myelin sheathprotopterus annectenscentral nervous system

Supramedullary Neurons in Teleost Fishes: Distribution and Putative Functions. Journal of Morphology (2025)

neural scienceneural circuitszoologyneuroanatomyanimal cognitionneuronsneurosciencesupramedullary neuronsnervous systemspinal cord

Survival and Axonal Outgrowth of the Mauthner Cell Following Spinal Cord Crush Does Not Drive Post-Injury Startle Responses. Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology (2021)

Steven J. ZottoliDonald S. FaberJohn HeringAnn C. DannhauerSusan Northen

spinal cord injurycell biologymauthner cellspinal cord crushdevelopmental biologyaxonal outgrowthpost-injury startle responsesspinal cord

Hypoxia Has a Lasting Effect on Fast-Startle Behavior of the Tropical Fish Haemulon Plumieri. Biological Bulletin (2019)

aquatic ecosystemsaquatic organismsfish immunologylasting effectphysiologyhypoxia (medicine)biologyfisheriesfish biologyzoologyhydrobiologiacomparative physiologymarine biologyecology and evolutionary biologyaquaculturefast-startle behavioraquatic toxicologymorphology (biology)ecology

Invasion of Microglia/Macrophages and Granulocytes Into the Mauthner Axon Myelin Sheath Following Spinal Cord Injury of the Adult Goldfish, Carassius Auratus. Journal of Morphology (2019)

Lahari KogantiJun LiuAndrea DeMajewskiMark A. AgostiniTina W. WongDonald S. FaberSteven J. Zottoli

morphologyspinal cord injuryneuroscienceadult goldfishgranulocytespinal cord

Mary Jane Hogue (1883–1962): A Pioneer in Human Brain Tissue Culture. Journal of the History of the Neurosciences (2018)

history of scienceneurologyneurosciencehuman biologyhuman brainmary jane hogueneuroethicshumanitiesmedical historyneuroimaging

Impact of Hypoxia on Startle Response (C-Start) of Fish in a Tropical Urban Estuary. AGUOS (2016)

startle responseaquatic ecosystemsestuariesfish biologymarine pollutionestuarine hydrodynamicsaquatic organismsenvironmental sciencehypoxia (medicine)marine biologyecologywater pollutionfreshwater biologytropical urban estuaryfisheries

A Hindbrain Segmental Scaffold Specifying Neuronal Location in the Adult Goldfish, Carassius Auratus. The Journal of Comparative Neurology (2014)

E. GillandH. StrakaT.W. WongR. BakerS.J. Zottoli

neurologyhindbrain segmental scaffoldneuronal locationfish biologyneuroanatomyneuroscienceadult goldfish

The Marine Biological Laboratory (Woods Hole) and the Scientific Advancement of Women in the Early 20Th Century: The Example of Mary Jane Hogue (1883–1962). Journal of the History of Biology (2014)

feminist geographygender inequalityfeminist philosophyhistoryfeminist theoryfeminist researchfeminist studieshistory of sciencewomen's studieswoods holefeminist inquiryhistorical biologyfeminist methodsgender studiesfeminist knowledgemary jane hogueenvironmental historygender diversitymarine biological laboratoryscience and technology studies

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Steven J. Zottoli

Williams College

Affiliations

Williams College

Department of Biology

NoneSteven J. Zottoli is currently serving as a Biology faculty at Williams College.

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None Steven J. ZottoliNone Leonard K. KaczmarekNone Donald S. Faber

Steven J. ZottoliLeonard K. KaczmarekDonald S. Faber

multiple neuronal processesmauthner axonadult lungfishesneurosciencecommon myelin sheathprotopterus annectenscentral nervous system

Supramedullary Neurons in Teleost Fishes: Distribution and Putative Functions. Journal of Morphology (2025)

neural scienceneural circuitszoologyneuroanatomyanimal cognitionneuronsneurosciencesupramedullary neuronsnervous systemspinal cord

Survival and Axonal Outgrowth of the Mauthner Cell Following Spinal Cord Crush Does Not Drive Post-Injury Startle Responses. Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology (2021)

Steven J. ZottoliDonald S. FaberJohn HeringAnn C. DannhauerSusan Northen

spinal cord injurycell biologymauthner cellspinal cord crushdevelopmental biologyaxonal outgrowthpost-injury startle responsesspinal cord

Hypoxia Has a Lasting Effect on Fast-Startle Behavior of the Tropical Fish Haemulon Plumieri. Biological Bulletin (2019)

Invasion of Microglia/Macrophages and Granulocytes Into the Mauthner Axon Myelin Sheath Following Spinal Cord Injury of the Adult Goldfish, Carassius Auratus. Journal of Morphology (2019)

Lahari KogantiJun LiuAndrea DeMajewskiMark A. AgostiniTina W. WongDonald S. FaberSteven J. Zottoli

morphologyspinal cord injuryneuroscienceadult goldfishgranulocytespinal cord

Mary Jane Hogue (1883–1962): A Pioneer in Human Brain Tissue Culture. Journal of the History of the Neurosciences (2018)

history of scienceneurologyneurosciencehuman biologyhuman brainmary jane hogueneuroethicshumanitiesmedical historyneuroimaging

Impact of Hypoxia on Startle Response (C-Start) of Fish in a Tropical Urban Estuary. AGUOS (2016)

A Hindbrain Segmental Scaffold Specifying Neuronal Location in the Adult Goldfish, Carassius Auratus. The Journal of Comparative Neurology (2014)

E. GillandH. StrakaT.W. WongR. BakerS.J. Zottoli

neurologyhindbrain segmental scaffoldneuronal locationfish biologyneuroanatomyneuroscienceadult goldfish

The Marine Biological Laboratory (Woods Hole) and the Scientific Advancement of Women in the Early 20Th Century: The Example of Mary Jane Hogue (1883–1962). Journal of the History of Biology (2014)

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