Susanna C. Benn - Concepedia

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Susanna C. Benn

Massachusetts General Hospital

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Susanna Benn, Susanna C Benn, Susanna C. Benn

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Massachusetts General Hospital Harvard University University College London University of Maryland, Baltimore Veterans Health Administration

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Susanna C. Benn is an author at Massachusetts General Hospital specializing in medicine, neuroscience, and social sciences.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	4	4	699
2	Neuroscience	4	4	699
3	Social Sciences	3	3	656
4	Cell Biology	2	2	179
5	Neurology	2	2	378

Susanna C. Benn

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	Year	Citations
Two sodium channels contribute to the TTX-R sodium current in primary sensory neurons Simon Tate, Susanna C. Benn, Caroline A. Hick, Nature Neuroscience Hyperpolarization (Biology)NeurophysiologyNeuroanatomySynaptic TransmissionPhysiology	1998	278
Hsp27 Upregulation and Phosphorylation Is Required for Injured Sensory and Motor Neuron Survival Susanna C. Benn, Daniel Perrelet, Ann C. Kato, Neuron Molecular NeuroscienceNeurophysiologyHsp27 UpregulationMotor Neuron SurvivalBrain Injury	2002	242
Corticospinal Motor Neurons and Related Subcerebral Projection Neurons Undergo Early and Specific Neurodegeneration in hSOD1<sup>G93A</sup>Transgenic ALS Mice P. Hande Özdi̇nler, Susanna C. Benn, Ted H. Yamamoto, Journal of Neuroscience	2011	179
Developmental Expression of the TTX-Resistant Voltage-Gated Sodium Channels Na<sub>v</sub>1.8 (SNS) and Na<sub>v</sub>1.9 (SNS2) in Primary Sensory Neurons Susanna C. Benn, Michael Costigan, Simon Tate, Journal of Neuroscience	2001	156
Mice deficient in the Rab5 guanine nucleotide exchange factor ALS2/alsin exhibit age-dependent neurological deficits and altered endosome trafficking Shinji Hadano, Susanna C. Benn, Shigeru Kakuta, Human Molecular Genetics Rab5 GuanineEndosome TraffickingAls2 GeneSocial SciencesNeurology	2005	136
A glial cell line-derived neurotrophic factor (GDNF):tetanus toxin fragment C protein conjugate improves delivery of GDNF to spinal cord motor neurons in mice Kristin E. Larsen, Susanna C. Benn, İlknur Ay, Brain Research Spinal Cord InjuryNeuroprotectionNeuroscienceMolecular NeurobiologyCentral Nervous System	2006	43
Ro5‐4864 promotes neonatal motor neuron survival and nerve regeneration in adult rats Charles D. Mills, Milan Makwana, Adam S. Wallace, European Journal of Neuroscience	2008	34
Tetanus toxin fragment C fusion facilitates protein delivery to CNS neurons from cerebrospinal fluid in mice Susanna C. Benn, İlknur Ay, Elena Bastia, Journal of Neurochemistry	2005	26

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