Barry S. Rothman - Concepedia

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Barry S. Rothman

University of California, San Francisco

Also Known As

B S Rothman, B.S. Rothman, Barry Rothman, Barry S Rothman, Barry S. Rothman

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University of California, San Francisco City of Hope San Francisco State University New York College of Podiatric Medicine Beckman Research Institute

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Barry S. Rothman is an author at University of California, San Francisco specializing in medicine, physiology, and nervous system.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	11	12	863
2	Natural Sciences	6	6	154
3	Social Sciences	5	5	598
4	Health Sciences	2	2	82
5	Education	1	1	55

Barry S. Rothman

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971

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	Year	Citations
A single gene encodes multiple neuropeptides mediating a stereotyped behavior Richard H. Scheller, James F. Jackson, Linda McAllister, Cell Molecular NeuroscienceNeurogenomicsBehavioral NeuroscienceGeneticsNeuropeptide Receptor	1983	313
Primary structure and neuronal effects of α-bag cell peptide, a second candidate neurotransmitter encoded by a single gene in bag cell neurons of <i>Aplysia</i> Barry S. Rothman, Earl Mayeri, Richard O. Brown, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences NeuropeptidesSynaptic TransmissionNeurotransmitterα-Bag Cell PeptidePeptide Science	1983	119
Egg-laying hormone: Direct action on the ovotestis of Aplysia Barry S. Rothman, Greg A. Weir, F. Edward Dudek General and Comparative Endocrinology PhysiologyEgg-laying HormoneReproductive HormoneReproductive BiologyEndocrinology	1983	81
Phase shifting the circadian rhythm of neuronal activity in the isolated Aplysia eye with puromycin and cycloheximide. Electrophysiological and biochemical studies. Barry S. Rothman, Felix Strumwasser The Journal of General Physiology Cap ActivityOptogeneticsExperimental PharmacologySocial SciencesIsolated Aplysia Eye	1976	81
Isolation and primary structure of the califins, three biologically active egg-laying hormone-like peptides from the atrial gland of Aplysia californica. Barry S. Rothman, David H. Hawke, Richard O. Brown, Journal of Biological Chemistry Atrial GlandCytoskeletonReproductive BiologyReproductive PhysiologyReproductive Endocrinology	1986	72
A single gene encodes multiple peptide-transmitter candidates involved in a stereotyped behavior Richard H. Scheller, Barry S. Rothman, Earl Mayeri Trends in Neurosciences Signal TransductionMolecular NeuroscienceBehavioral NeuroscienceGeneticsGenomic Mechanism	1983	58
Neuroethological Studies of Freely Swimming <i>Aplysia Brasiliana</i> Kenneth Von Der Porten, Greg Redmann, Barry S. Rothman, Journal of Experimental Biology Brain MechanismNormal SwimmingMotor ControlSensory SystemsNeural Mechanism	1980	55
Collectively Improving Our Teaching: Attempting Biology Department–wide Professional Development in Scientific Teaching Melinda T. Owens, Gloriana Trujillo, Shannon B. Seidel, CBE—Life Sciences Education Stem EducationTeacher EducationScience EducationScientific LiteracyTeaching	2018	55
Leucine aminopeptidase-like activity in Aplysia hemolymph rapidly degrades biologically active alpha-bag cell peptide fragments. C.R. Squire, M. Talebian, Jaishri Menon, Journal of Biological Chemistry Protein SecretionApoptosisGlycobiologyImmunologyCell Death	1991	33
Swimming in Aplysia brasiliana: Analysis of behavior and neuronal pathways Kenneth Von Der Porten, David Parsons, Barry S. Rothman, Behavioral and Neural Biology Neural MechanismAplysia BrasilianaBehavioral NeuroscienceNeurophysiologyNeuroanatomy	1982	27

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