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Blast exposure in rats with body shielding is characterized primarily by diffuse axonal injury by Garman, Robert H, Jenkins, Larry W, Switzer, 3rd, Robert C, Bauman, Richard A, Tong, Lawrence C, Swauger, Peter V, Parks, Steven A, Ritzel, David V, Dixon, C Edward, Clark, Robert S B, Bayir, Hülya, Kagan, Valerian, Jackson, Edwin K, Kochanek, Patrick M

“…Blast-induced traumatic brain injury (TBI) is the signature insult in combat casualty care. Survival with neurological damage from otherwise lethal blast…”
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Modern Pathology Methods for Neural Investigations by Hale, Sarah L., Andrews-Jones, Lydia, Jordan, William H., Jortner, Bernard S., Boyce, Rogely W., Boyce, John T., III, Robert C. Switzer, Butt, Mark T., Garman, Robert H., Jensen, Karl, Krinke, Georg, Little, Peter B.

“…This session at the 2010 joint symposium of the Society of Toxicologic Pathology (STP) and the International Federation of Societies of Toxicologic…”
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Phenotypic characterization of recessive gene knockout rat models of Parkinson's disease by Dave, Kuldip D, De Silva, Shehan, Sheth, Niketa P, Ramboz, Sylvie, Beck, Melissa J, Quang, Changyu, Switzer, Robert C, Ahmad, Syed O, Sunkin, Susan M, Walker, Dan, Cui, Xiaoxia, Fisher, Daniel A, McCoy, Aaron M, Gamber, Kevin, Ding, Xiaodong, Goldberg, Matthew S, Benkovic, Stanley A, Haupt, Meredith, Baptista, Marco A.S, Fiske, Brian K, Sherer, Todd B, Frasier, Mark A

“…Abstract Recessively inherited loss-of-function mutations in the PTEN-induced putative kinase 1(Pink1), DJ-1 (Park7) and Parkin (Park2) genes are linked to…”
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Phylogeny through brain traits: more characters for the analysis of mammalian evolution by Johnson, J I, Kirsch, J A, Reep, R L, Switzer, 3rd, R C

“…We have assembled data on nine brain traits, in addition to the fifteen we have previously described, which provide new evidence for assessing mammalian…”
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Binge Ethanol Consumption Causes Differential Brain Damage in Young Adolescent Rats Compared With Adult Rats by Crews, Fulton T., Braun, Christopher J., Hoplight, Blair, Switzer III, Robert C., Knapp, Darin J.

“…Background: Adolescents respond differently to alcohol than adults. Furthermore, binge drinking in young adolescents is becoming increasingly common. Methods:…”
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Selective neurotoxic effects of nicotine on axons in fasciculus retroflexus further support evidence that this a weak link in brain across multiple drugs of abuse by Carlson, Janice, Armstrong, Brian, Switzer III, Robert C., Ellison, Gaylord

“…When administered continuously for several days at relatively low plasma levels, a variety of drugs of abuse with strong dopaminergic actions induce…”
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Silver staining methods: their role in detecting neurotoxicity by Switzer, 3rd, R C

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Brain of the African elephant (Loxodonta africana): Neuroanatomy from magnetic resonance images by Hakeem, Atiya Y., Hof, Patrick R., Sherwood, Chet C., Switzer, Robert C., Rasmussen, L.E.L., Allman, John M.

“…We acquired magnetic resonance images of the brain of an adult African elephant, Loxodonta africana, in the axial and parasagittal planes and produced…”
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Phylogeny through brain traits: the distribution of categorizing characters in contemporary mammals by Johnson, J I, Switzer, 3rd, R C, Kirsch, J A

“…The varying states of 15 characters of the central neural organization are tabulated as they occur in each of 147 mammalian species. For each character and…”
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Phylogeny through brain traits: fifteen characters which adumbrate mammalian genealogy by Johnson, J I, Kirsch, J A, Switzer, 3rd, R C

“…Fifteen characters of brain organization are identified for which primitive and derived states can be distinguished, and which are thus useful in…”
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Brain traits through phylogeny: evolution of neural characters by Johnson, J I, Kirsch, J A, Switzer, 3rd, R C

“…We have previously derived a hypothetical tree of the lines of mammalian descent, based upon a comprehensive numerical taxonomic cross-analysis of primitive…”
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