Christoph P. Wiedenmayer

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C Wiedenmayer, C. P. Wiedenmayer, C. Wiedenmayer, C.P Wiedenmayer, C.P. Wiedenmayer, CHRISTOPH P. WIEDENMAYER, CHRISTOPH WIEDENMAYER, Christoph P Wiedenmayer, Christoph P. Wiedenmayer, Christoph Wiedenmayer

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Columbia University New York State Psychiatric Institute New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute Hunter College University of Zurich

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Christoph P. Wiedenmayer is an author at Columbia University specializing in medicine, behavioral neuroscience, and social sciences.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	10	11	414
2	Social Sciences	8	8	304
3	Health Sciences	3	3	112
4	Natural Sciences	3	3	64
5	Education	1	1	14

Christoph P. Wiedenmayer

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787

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	Year	Citations
Causation of the ontogenetic development of stereotypic digging in gerbils Christoph P. Wiedenmayer Animal Behaviour	1997	113
The Role of the Medial Prefrontal Cortex in Innate Fear Regulation in Infants, Juveniles, and Adolescents Thomas Chan, Kwaku Kyere, Brian R. Davis, Journal of Neuroscience NeuropsychologyDevelopmental Cognitive NeuroscienceAffective NeuroscienceInnate Fear RegulationSocial Sciences	2011	74
Developmental changes in c-fos expression to an age-specific social stressor in infant rats Christoph P. Wiedenmayer Behavioural Brain Research Developmental BiologyStress HormoneBehavioral NeuroscienceStressPhysiology	2001	61
Ontogeny of Defensive Behavior and Analgesia in Rat Pups Exposed to an Adult Male Rat Christoph P. Wiedenmayer, Gordon A. Barr Physiology & Behavior Affective NeuroscienceDefensive BehaviorRat PupsPsychologySocial Sciences	1998	53
Developmental changes in responsivity to threat are stimulus‐specific in rats Christoph P. Wiedenmayer, Gordon A. Barr Developmental Psychobiology	2001	52
Cortisol Levels and Hippocampus Volumes in Healthy Preadolescent Children Christoph P. Wiedenmayer, Ravi Bansal, George M. Anderson, Biological Psychiatry Stress HormoneEarly Life ExposureMedicineCortisol LevelsSocial Sciences	2006	41
μ Opioid receptors in the ventrolateral periaqueductal gray mediate stress-induced analgesia but not immobility in rat pups. Christoph P. Wiedenmayer, Gordon A. Barr Behavioral Neuroscience Pain MedicineMolecular PainRat Pupsμ Opioid ReceptorsExperimental Pharmacology	2000	39
The effect of periaqueductal gray lesions on responses to age-specific threats in infant rats Christoph P. Wiedenmayer, Gregory A. Goodwin, Gordon A. Barr Developmental Brain Research Behavioral NeuroscienceNeuroanatomyPeriaqueductal Gray LesionsPhysiologyAge-specific Threats	2000	37
Food hiding and enrichment in captive Asian elephants Christoph P. Wiedenmayer Applied Animal Behaviour Science Elephas MaximusNutritionForagingAnimal NutritionEvolutionary Biology	1998	36
μ Opioid receptors in the ventrolateral periaqueductal gray mediate stress-induced analgesia but not immobility in rat pups. Christoph P. Wiedenmayer, Gordon A. Barr Behavioral Neuroscience Pain MedicineMolecular PainRat Pupsμ Opioid ReceptorsPain Management	2000	36

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