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Dr Amy Milsted
Professor
Office: ASEC 279
Email: milsted
Phone: 330 972 7976
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Research Interests
Mechanisms regulating gene expression in hypertension: genomic imprinting in females.
The role of the Y chromosome in development and maintenance of hypertension.
Characterization of the SHR Y chromosome hypertension locus.
Selected Publications
Neves, L.A.A., Santos, R.A.S., Khosla, M.C., and Milsted, A.: Angiotensin-(1-7) Increases levels of angiotensin II receptor subtype AT1 mRNA in vascular smooth muscle cells. Regulatory Peptides, in press, 2000
Ely, D., Turner, M., and Milsted, A.: Review of the Y chromosome and hypertension. Braz. J. Med. Biol. Res. 33:679-691. 2000.
Seachrist, D., Dunphy, G., Daneshvar, H., Caplea, A., Milsted, A., and Ely, D.: Testosterone increases blood pressure and cardiovascular and renal pathology in spontaneously hypertensive rats. Blood Pressure, 9:1-12, 2000
Ely, D., Herman, M., Ely, L., Barrett, L., and Milsted, A.: Sodium intake is increased by social stress and the Y chromosome, and reduced by clonidine. Am. J. Physiol. 278:R407-R412, 2000.
Milsted, A., Marcelo, M.C., Turner, M.E., and Ely, D.L.: Female WKY and SHR/y rats have the same genotype but different patterns of expression of renin and angiotensinogen. J. Hypertens. 16:823-828, 1998.
Jones, T.J., Dunphy, G., Milsted, A., and Ely, D.L: Testosterone effects on renal norepinephrine content and release in rats with different Y chromosomes. Hypertension 32:880-885, 1998.
Turner, M.E., Ely, D.L., Milsted, A.: The rat Y chromosome. Rat Genome 4:78-83, 1998.
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