Jada J. Hallengren

Most-cited papers

1. Neuronal ubiquitin homeostasis

   Jada J. Hallengren, Ping-Chung Chen, Scott M. Wilson

   2013Cell Biochemistry and Biophysics68 citations Open access

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2. Eating disorder behaviors and depression: a minimal relationship beyond social comparison, self-esteem, and body dissatisfaction.

   Melinda Green, Norman A. Scott, S. Cross, K. Liao +6 more

   2009Journal of Clinical Psychology61 citations

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3. The ubiquitin-specific protease 14 (USP14) is a critical regulator of long-term memory formation

   T. Jarome, Janine L. Kwapis, Jada J. Hallengren, Scott M. Wilson +1 more

   2013Learning & memory (Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.)42 citations Open access

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4. Femininity and Eating Disorders

   Melinda Green, Christopher M. Davids, Anna K Skaggs, Cori M Riopel +1 more

   2008Eating Disorders32 citations

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5. Genetic Background Alters the Severity and Onset of Neuromuscular Disease Caused by the Loss of Ubiquitin-Specific Protease 14 (Usp14)

   Andrea G. Marshall, Jennifer A. Watson, Jada J. Hallengren, Brandon J. Walters +5 more

   2013PLoS ONE22 citations Open access

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6. Accumulation of BEL1-like transcripts in solanaceous species

   B. Campbell, Jada J. Hallengren, D. Hannapel

   2008Planta19 citations

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7. An association between eating disorder behaviors and autonomic dysfunction in a nonclinical population. A pilot study.

   Melinda Green, Jada J. Hallengren, Christopher M. Davids, Cori M Riopel +1 more

   2009Appetite12 citations

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8. Depression as a Function of Eating Disorder Diagnostic Status and Gender

   Melinda Green, Norman A. Scott, Jada J. Hallengren, Christopher M. Davids

   200910 citations

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9. Sodium-potassium ATPase emerges as a player in hippocampal phenotypes of Angelman syndrome mice.

   Jada J. Hallengren, Ryan J. Vaden

   2014Journal of Neurophysiology2 citations Open access

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10. The sodium-potassium ATPase emerges as a player in hippocampal phenotypes of Angelman syndrome mice 1 2

    Jada J. Hallengren, Ryan J. Vaden

    20140 citations

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