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Danielle Ireland

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Current Protocols|February 17, 2023
Acetylcholinesterase Activity Staining in Freshwater PlanariansChristina Rabeler, TaiXi Gong, Danielle Ireland, et al.
Neurotoxicology and Teratology|April 4, 2019
Screening for neurotoxic potential of 15 flame retardants using freshwater planariansSiqi Zhang, Danielle Ireland, Nisha S Sipes, et al.
Plos One|January 30, 2025
Distinguishing classes of neuroactive drugs based on computational physicochemical properties and experimental phenotypic profiling in planariansDanielle Ireland, Christina Rabeler, Sagar Rao, et al.
Biomolecules|December 30, 2025
Red Midge Larvae Are an Invertebrate Alternative Diet to Beef Liver for Planarian HusbandryJonah Pacis, Danielle Ireland, Evangeline Coffinas, et al.
Archives of Toxicology|May 13, 2026
Timing of exposure impacts how organophosphorus pesticides affect the developing brain in the planarian Dugesia japonicaRebecca T Somach, Danielle Ireland, Hao P Tran, et al.
Physical Biology|October 25, 2022
Corrigendum: Let it rip: the mechanics of self-bisection in asexual planarians determines their population reproductive strategies (2022<i>Phys. Biol.</i>19 016002)Tapan Goel, Danielle Ireland, Vir Shetty, et al.
Physical Biology|October 12, 2021
Let it rip: the mechanics of self-bisection in asexual planarians determines their population reproductive strategiesTapan Goel, Danielle Ireland, Vir Shetty, et al.
Plos One|December 6, 2019
Pharmacological or genetic targeting of Transient Receptor Potential (TRP) channels can disrupt the planarian escape responseZiad Sabry, Alicia Ho, Danielle Ireland, et al.
Iscience|July 24, 2025
Variation in phenotype, genotype, and somatic diversity among asexual <i>Schmidtea mediterranea</i> planariansSimon Kershenbaum, Danielle Ireland, Ziad Sabry, et al.
Chemosphere|April 17, 2020
Dugesia japonica is the best suited of three planarian species for high-throughput toxicology screeningDanielle Ireland, Veronica Bochenek, Daniel Chaiken, et al.
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Current Protocols|February 17, 2023
Acetylcholinesterase Activity Staining in Freshwater PlanariansChristina Rabeler, TaiXi Gong, Danielle Ireland, et al.
Neurotoxicology and Teratology|April 4, 2019
Screening for neurotoxic potential of 15 flame retardants using freshwater planariansSiqi Zhang, Danielle Ireland, Nisha S Sipes, et al.
Plos One|January 30, 2025
Distinguishing classes of neuroactive drugs based on computational physicochemical properties and experimental phenotypic profiling in planariansDanielle Ireland, Christina Rabeler, Sagar Rao, et al.
Biomolecules|December 30, 2025
Red Midge Larvae Are an Invertebrate Alternative Diet to Beef Liver for Planarian HusbandryJonah Pacis, Danielle Ireland, Evangeline Coffinas, et al.
Archives of Toxicology|May 13, 2026
Timing of exposure impacts how organophosphorus pesticides affect the developing brain in the planarian Dugesia japonicaRebecca T Somach, Danielle Ireland, Hao P Tran, et al.
Physical Biology|October 25, 2022
Corrigendum: Let it rip: the mechanics of self-bisection in asexual planarians determines their population reproductive strategies (2022<i>Phys. Biol.</i>19 016002)Tapan Goel, Danielle Ireland, Vir Shetty, et al.
Physical Biology|October 12, 2021
Let it rip: the mechanics of self-bisection in asexual planarians determines their population reproductive strategiesTapan Goel, Danielle Ireland, Vir Shetty, et al.
Plos One|December 6, 2019
Pharmacological or genetic targeting of Transient Receptor Potential (TRP) channels can disrupt the planarian escape responseZiad Sabry, Alicia Ho, Danielle Ireland, et al.
Iscience|July 24, 2025
Variation in phenotype, genotype, and somatic diversity among asexual <i>Schmidtea mediterranea</i> planariansSimon Kershenbaum, Danielle Ireland, Ziad Sabry, et al.
Chemosphere|April 17, 2020
Dugesia japonica is the best suited of three planarian species for high-throughput toxicology screeningDanielle Ireland, Veronica Bochenek, Daniel Chaiken, et al.
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