Matthew D. Rannals

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1. Psychiatric Risk Gene Transcription Factor 4 Regulates Intrinsic Excitability of Prefrontal Neurons via Repression of SCN10a and KCNQ1

   Matthew D. Rannals, Gregory R. Hamersky, S. Page, Morganne N. Campbell +9 more

   2016Neuron93 citations Open access

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2. Homeostatic Strengthening of Inhibitory Synapses Is Mediated by the Accumulation of GABAA Receptors

   Matthew D. Rannals, J. Kapur

   2011Journal of Neuroscience89 citations Open access

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3. Disruption of TCF4 regulatory networks leads to abnormal cortical development and mental disabilities

   Hong Li, Ying Zhu, Y. Morozov, Xiao-Li Chen +4 more

   2019Molecular Psychiatry85 citations Open access

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4. The schizophrenia and autism associated gene, Transcription Factor 4 (TCF4) regulates the columnar distribution of layer 2/3 prefrontal pyramidal neurons in an activity-dependent manner

   S. Page, Gregory R. Hamersky, Ryan A. Gallo, Matthew D. Rannals +7 more

   2017Molecular Psychiatry48 citations Open access

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5. Early postnatal GABAA receptor modulation reverses deficits in neuronal maturation in a conditional neurodevelopmental mouse model of DISC1

   Atsushi Saito, Y. Taniguchi, Matthew D. Rannals, Emily Merfeld +10 more

   2016Molecular Psychiatry35 citations Open access

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6. Methylene blue counteracts H2S toxicity-induced cardiac depression by restoring L-type Ca channel activity.

   A. Judenherc-Haouzi, Xue-Qian Zhang, T. Sonobe, Jianliang Song +5 more

   2016American Journal of Physiology. Regulatory Integrative and Comparative Physiology35 citations Open access

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7. Neurodevelopmental models of transcription factor 4 deficiency converge on a common ion channel as a potential therapeutic target for Pitt Hopkins syndrome

   Matthew D. Rannals, S. Page, Morganne N. Campbell, Ryan A. Gallo +2 more

   2016Rare Diseases26 citations Open access

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8. Decreased amplitude and reliability of odor-evoked responses in two mouse models of autism.

   M. Geramita, Jing A. Wen, Matthew D. Rannals, Nathaniel N. Urban

   2019Journal of Neurophysiology18 citations Open access

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9. Anterior Insula–Associated Social Novelty Recognition: Pivotal Roles of a Local Retinoic Acid Cascade and Oxytocin Signaling

   Sun-Hong Kim, K. An, Ho Namkung, Atsushi Saito +11 more

   2022American Journal of Psychiatry17 citations Open access

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10. CIRCULATORY FAILURE DURING NON-INHALED FORMS OF CYANIDE INTOXICATION

    P. Haouzi, Nicole Tubbs, Matthew D. Rannals, A. Judenherc-Haouzi +3 more

    2017Shock13 citations Open access

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11. Molecular Mechanisms of Transcription Factor 4 in Pitt Hopkins Syndrome

    Matthew D. Rannals, B. Maher

    2017Current Genetic Medicine Reports7 citations Open access

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12. Anterior insula-associated social novelty recognition: orchestrated regulation by a local retinoic acid cascade and oxytocin signaling

    Sun-Hong Kim, K. An, Ho Namkung, Matthew D. Rannals +10 more

    2021bioRxiv3 citations Open access

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13. Concentration determination of a binary mixture of air and carbon disulfide gas using optoacoustics

    Stanley A. Cheyne, W. C. McDermott, Matthew D. Rannals, Joshua E. Vaughan

    20042 citations Open access

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14. MagnesiumHippocampal Neurons Exposed to Zero Factors Underlying Bursting Behavior in a Network of

    J. Kapur, Matthew D. Rannals, S. Kovac, A. Domijan +4 more

    20150 citations

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