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Brain Research|March 7, 1997
Cryptic brain cell injury caused by fetal nicotine exposure is associated with persistent elevations of c-fos protooncogene expressionT A Slotkin, E C McCook, F J SeidlerBrain Research Bulletin|January 1, 1993
Glucocorticoids regulate the development of intracellular signaling: enhanced forebrain adenylate cyclase catalytic subunit activity after fetal dexamethasone exposureT A Slotkin, E C McCook, F J SeidlerBrain Research. Developmental Brain Research|November 7, 1998
Glucocorticoid administration alters nuclear transcription factors in fetal rat brain: implications for the use of antenatal steroidsT A Slotkin, J Zhang, E C McCook, et al.Brain Research|August 1, 1998
Glucocorticoid-targeting of the adenylyl cyclase signaling pathway in the cerebellum of young vs. aged ratsT A Slotkin, J Zhang, E C McCook, et al.Journal of Developmental Physiology|April 1, 1992
Overexpression of alpha 2-adrenergic receptors in fetal rat heart: receptors in search of a functionW Lin, F J Seidler, E C McCook, et al.Pediatric Research|January 16, 1999
Persistent c-fos induction by nicotine in developing rat brain regions: interaction with hypoxiaJ A Trauth, F J Seidler, E C McCook, et al.Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology|May 1, 1996
Cardiac alpha-adrenergic receptor expression is regulated by thyroid hormone during a critical developmental periodL D Metz, F J Seidler, E C McCook, et al.Brain Research. Developmental Brain Research|March 16, 1995
Cocaine inhibits central noradrenergic and dopaminergic activity during the critical developmental period in which catecholamines influence cell developmentF J Seidler, S W Temple, E C McCook, et al.Pediatric Research|March 1, 1997
Neuronal control of cardiac and hepatic macromolecule synthesis in the neonatal rat: effects of sympathectomyS E Renick, F J Seidler, E C McCook, et al.Brain Research|August 1, 2000
Modeling adolescent nicotine exposure: effects on cholinergic systems in rat brain regionsJ A Trauth, E C McCook, F J Seidler, et al.Pageof 4