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Zhizhong Z. Pan

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The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

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Department Of Pain Medicine

Zhizhong Z. Pan is currently serving as a Pain Medicine Professor at The University of Texas Md Anderson Cancer Center.

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Zhizhong Z. Pan

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

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neuroscience neuropsychopharmacology neuropharmacology neurophysiology pain research pharmacology pain mechanism neurons pain management addiction biology pain medicine neurotransmitters chronic pain behavioral neuroscience addiction neurotransmission neural circuits neurology opioid use disorder psychiatry affective neuroscience pharmacological research molecular pain biological psychiatry addiction medicine neurochemistry psychoneuroendocrinology neuropathic pain neuropeptide receptors cellular neurobiology psychopharmacology central amygdala vascular biology medicinal research stem cell research cellular physiology molecular neurodegeneration anesthetic pharmacology neuromodulation (medicine) glutamate synaptic transmission peptides peptide science treatment effects cellular regulatory mechanism acute pain emotional responses emotion regulation cell physiology clinical neuroscience neurological function brain function behavioural pharmacology alcohol dependence opioid overdose reward systems cellular mechanism morphine reward nucleus raphe magnus opioid reward opioid tolerance receptor (biochemistry) neuropeptides novel therapies therapeutic efficacy symptomatic treatment muscle function allostatic load gad65 expression μ-opposing actions opioid actions anti-analgesic action k-opioid receptor bidirectional pain-modulating actions μ-opioid-mediated inhibition optogenetic activation camp-mediated mechanisms

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The Projection From Dorsal Medial Prefrontal Cortex to Basolateral Amygdala Promotes Behaviors of Negative Emotion in Rats. Frontiers in Neuroscience (2024)

biological psychiatryemotion regulationbasolateral amygdalaaffective neuroscienceemotional selfregulationbrain scienceemotional responsesneurosciencenegative emotionbehavioral neurosciencepsychologyaffectemotionscognitive neuroscience

Conversion of Unmodified Stem Cells to Pacemaker Cells by Overexpression of Key Developmental Genes. Cells (2023)

Tahereh KarimiZhizhong PanVladimir N. PotamanEckhard U. Alt

developmental biologygeneticscell biologykey developmental genesgene expression

Author Correction: Rest Overexpression in Mice Causes Deficits in Spontaneous Locomotion. Scientific Reports (2022)

Li LuAnantha MarisettyBin LiuMohamed Mostafa KamalJoy GuminBethany VeoYouQing CaiDina Hamada KassemConnie WengMark E. MaynardKimberly N. HoodGregory N. FullerZhizhong Z. PanMatthew D. CykowskiPramod K. DashSadhan Majumder

author correctionmotor controlelectrophysiologyneurosciencemammalian physiologyanimal sciencespontaneous locomotionanimal physiologyrest overexpressionphysiologymammalian biologyneurologyneurophysiologybiomechanicsexercise physiology

Synaptic Plasticity in Two Cell Types of Central Amygdala for Regulation of Emotion and Pain. Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience (2022)

central amygdalapsychiatryneurobiological mechanismssynaptic plasticityneuronsaffective neurosciencestructural plasticityneuroscienceneurotransmitterscell typesneurotransmissionbiological psychiatryneural circuitscognitive neuroscience

Glua1 in Central Amygdala Increases Pain but Inhibits Opioid Withdrawal-Induced Aversion. Molecular Pain (2020)

psychopharmacologyneuropharmacologybehavioural pharmacologywithdrawal-induced aversionsubstance use disordersneuroscienceaddiction medicinepain mechanismchronic painpharmacologypain medicineaddictionbehavioral neurosciencepain managementopioid use disorderpain researchneuropsychopharmacologycentral amygdala increases

Mecp2 Mediates Transgenerational Transmission of Chronic Pain. Progress in Neurobiology (2020)

Wenjuan TaoChangmao ChenYuping WangWenjie ZhouYan JinYu MaoHaitao WangLikui WangWen XieXulai ZhangJie LiJuan LiXiangyao LiZhen-Quan TangChenghua ZhouZhizhong Z. PanZhi Zhang

transgenerational effectneurosciencetransgenerational transmissionbiologychronic painneurology

Sirt1 Decreases Emotional Pain Vulnerability With Associated Camkiiα Deacetylation in Central Amygdala. Journal of Neuroscience (2020)

central amygdalamolecular neuroscienceneurosciencemolecular psychiatrypain mechanismassociated camkiiα deacetylationpharmacologybiological psychiatrypain researchstress (biology)molecular pain

A Central Amygdala Input to the Parafascicular Nucleus Controls Comorbid Pain in Depression. Cell Reports (2019)

Xia ZhuWenjie ZhouYan JinHaodi TangPeng CaoYu MaoWen XieXulai ZhangFei ZhaoMin-Hua LuoHaitao WangJie LiWenjuan TaoZahra FarzinpourLikui WangXiangyao LiJuan LiZheng-Quan TangChenghua ZhouZhizhong Z. PanZhi Zhang

systems neuroscienceparafascicular nucleus controlsaffective neurosciencebiological psychologyneuroscienceaffective disorderscognitive neurosciencecentral amygdala inputpsychological medicineneuropsychologybehavioral neuroscienceneurologybrain functionpsychiatryneurological functionneuropsychiatryanimal cognitiondepressionbiological psychiatryfunctional regulation

Glua1 in Central Amygdala Promotes Opioid Use and Reverses Inhibitory Effect of Pain. Neuroscience (2019)

neuropharmacologyreverses inhibitory effectneurosciencemolecular psychiatrypain mechanismpain medicinepharmacologyaddictionpain managementopioid use disorderbiological psychiatrypain researchneuropsychopharmacology

Brain Circuits Mediating Opposing Effects on Emotion and Pain. Journal of Neuroscience (2018)

emotion regulationaffective neuroscienceemotional selfregulationemotional responsesneurosciencepain mechanismpsychologypain researchemotionscognitive neuroscience

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Zhizhong Z. Pan

Professor

The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

Affiliations

Department Of Pain Medicine

Zhizhong Z. Pan is currently serving as a Pain Medicine Professor at The University of Texas Md Anderson Cancer Center.

Honors

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The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Projection From Dorsal Medial Prefrontal Cortex to Basolateral Amygdala Promotes Behaviors of Negative Emotion in Rats. Frontiers in Neuroscience (2024)

Conversion of Unmodified Stem Cells to Pacemaker Cells by Overexpression of Key Developmental Genes. Cells (2023)

Tahereh KarimiZhizhong PanVladimir N. PotamanEckhard U. Alt

developmental biologygeneticscell biologykey developmental genesgene expression

Author Correction: Rest Overexpression in Mice Causes Deficits in Spontaneous Locomotion. Scientific Reports (2022)

Synaptic Plasticity in Two Cell Types of Central Amygdala for Regulation of Emotion and Pain. Frontiers in Cellular Neuroscience (2022)

Glua1 in Central Amygdala Increases Pain but Inhibits Opioid Withdrawal-Induced Aversion. Molecular Pain (2020)

Mecp2 Mediates Transgenerational Transmission of Chronic Pain. Progress in Neurobiology (2020)

Wenjuan TaoChangmao ChenYuping WangWenjie ZhouYan JinYu MaoHaitao WangLikui WangWen XieXulai ZhangJie LiJuan LiXiangyao LiZhen-Quan TangChenghua ZhouZhizhong Z. PanZhi Zhang

transgenerational effectneurosciencetransgenerational transmissionbiologychronic painneurology

Sirt1 Decreases Emotional Pain Vulnerability With Associated Camkiiα Deacetylation in Central Amygdala. Journal of Neuroscience (2020)

central amygdalamolecular neuroscienceneurosciencemolecular psychiatrypain mechanismassociated camkiiα deacetylationpharmacologybiological psychiatrypain researchstress (biology)molecular pain

A Central Amygdala Input to the Parafascicular Nucleus Controls Comorbid Pain in Depression. Cell Reports (2019)

Glua1 in Central Amygdala Promotes Opioid Use and Reverses Inhibitory Effect of Pain. Neuroscience (2019)

Brain Circuits Mediating Opposing Effects on Emotion and Pain. Journal of Neuroscience (2018)

emotion regulationaffective neuroscienceemotional selfregulationemotional responsesneurosciencepain mechanismpsychologypain researchemotionscognitive neuroscience

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