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Victor Henzi

Duke University Hospital

Also Known As

V A Henzi, V Henzi, V. Henzi, Victor Henzi

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Duke University HospitalDuke UniversityDuke Medical CenterColumbia UniversityUniversity of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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Victor Henzi is an author at Duke University Hospital specializing in medicine, health sciences, and neuroscience.

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L-proline activates glutamate and glycine receptors in cultured rat dorsal horn neurons.

Victor Henzi, David B. Reichling, Stefan Helm,

Molecular Pharmacology

1992

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Human brain-specific L-proline transporter: molecular cloning, functional expression, and chromosomal localization of the gene in human and mouse genomes.

Samra Shafqat, Maria Velaz-Faircloth, Victor Henzi,

Molecular Pharmacology

1995

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A Simplified Preparation for Relating Cellular Events to Behavior: Contribution of LE and Unidentified Siphon Sensory Neurons to Mediation and Habituation of the<i>Aplysia</i>Gill- and Siphon-Withdrawal Reflex

Lina Frost, Saul W. Kaplan, Tracey E. Cohen,

Journal of Neuroscience

1997

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Mammalian brain-specific L-proline transporter. Neuronal localization of mRNA and enrichment of transporter protein in synaptic plasma membranes.

Maria Velaz-Faircloth, Ana Guadaño‐Ferraz, Victor Henzi,

PubMed

1995

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A novel nonopioid action of enkephalins: competitive inhibition of the mammalian brain high affinity L-proline transporter.

Robert T. Fremeau, Maria Velaz-Faircloth, Joshua W. Miller,

Molecular Pharmacology

1996

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Mamillothalamic tract transection blocks anterior thalamic training- induced neuronal plasticity and impairs discriminative offidance behavior in rabbits

Michael Gabriel, C Cuppernell, JI Shenker,

Journal of Neuroscience

1995

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Scopolamine but not haloperidol disrupts training-induced neuronal activity in cingulate cortex and limbic thalamus during learning in rabbits

Victor Henzi, Yasuo Kubota, M. Gabriel

Brain Research

1990

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