Russell G. Phillips - Concepedia

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Russell G. Phillips

Stanford University

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R G Phillips, R. G. Phillips, R. Phillips, RUSSELL G. PHILLIPS, Russell G. Phillips, Russell Phillips

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Stanford University New York University

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Russell G. Phillips is an author at Stanford University specializing in neuroscience, social sciences, and cognitive neuroscience.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Social Sciences	9	9	6.7K
2	Cognitive Science	6	6	6.5K
3	Medicine	4	4	180
4	Education	2	2	202
5	Health Sciences	1	1	116

Russell G. Phillips

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	Year	Citations
Differential contribution of amygdala and hippocampus to cued and contextual fear conditioning. Russell G. Phillips, Joseph E. LeDoux Behavioral Neuroscience NeuropsychologyBrain MechanismContextual Fear ConditioningAffective NeuroscienceDifferential Contribution	1992	2.9K
Differential contribution of amygdala and hippocampus to cued and contextual fear conditioning. Russell G. Phillips, Joseph E. LeDoux Behavioral Neuroscience Neurobiological MechanismCognitive ScienceBrain MechanismContextual Fear ConditioningAffective Neuroscience	1992	2.7K
Lesions of the dorsal hippocampal formation interfere with background but not foreground contextual fear conditioning. Russell G. Phillips, Joseph E. LeDoux Learning & Memory NeuropsychologyBrain MechanismNeurolinguisticsAffective NeuroscienceSocial Sciences	1994	524
Memory retrieval impairment induced by hippocampal CA3 lesions is blocked by adrenocortical suppression Benno Roozendaal, Russell G. Phillips, Ann E. Power, Nature Neuroscience Memory RetrievalNeuropsychologyMemory SystemNeurophysiologyMemory	2001	168
Contributions of postrhinal and perirhinal cortex to contextual information processing. David J. Bucci, Russell G. Phillips, Rebecca D. Burwell Behavioral Neuroscience NeuropsychologyContextual Information ProcessingBrain FunctionBrain MechanismNeurolinguistics	2021	150
Contributions of postrhinal and perirhinal cortex to contextual information processing. David J. Bucci, Russell G. Phillips, Rebecca D. Burwell Behavioral Neuroscience Cognitive ScienceContextual Information ProcessingBrain FunctionBrain MechanismNeurolinguistics	2000	137
NMDA and non-NMDA receptors contribute to synaptic transmission between the medial geniculate body and the lateral nucleus of the amygdala XingFang Li, Russell G. Phillips, JosephE. LeDoux Experimental Brain Research Synaptic PlasticityNeurobiological MechanismNeurophysiologyNeuroanatomySynaptic Transmission	1995	116
Calbindin D<sub>28K</sub> Gene Transfer via Herpes Simplex Virus Amplicon Vector Decreases Hippocampal Damage In Vivo Following Neurotoxic Insults Russell G. Phillips, Timothy J. Meier, Lisa C. Giuli, Journal of Neurochemistry	1999	87
Contributions of postrhinal and perirhinal cortex to contextual information processing. David J. Bucci, Russell G. Phillips, Rebecca D. Burwell Behavioral Neuroscience NeuropsychologyContextual Information ProcessingBrain FunctionBrain MechanismNeurolinguistics	2000	52
Limitations in the neuroprotective potential of gene therapy with Bcl-2 Russell G. Phillips, Matthew S. Lawrence, Dora Y. Ho, Brain Research Gene TherapiesNeurodegenerative DiseasesNeuroregenerationMedicineNeuroprotection	2000	30

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