1.
Wu X and Chen X. Correlative analysis between
the mark of medical physiology and mark of other medical courses. Journal of Education and Research Nantong
(Tong Yi Jiao Yan) 4: 49-51, 1989.
2.
Wu X, et al. Views on the central transference
of biological medicine from the Nobel Prize in Physiology or/and
Medicine. Journal of Education and
Research Nantong (Tong Yi Jiao Yan) 7:52-55, 1991.
3.
Shen
H, Wu X. Evaluation of biological field by simplified psychological
stress in a mice model and its antagonism against "ocular stress." Acta Academiae Medicinae Nantong 12(4): 293-297, 1992.
4.
Huang
WQ, Xu HD, Wu X, et al. Role of the central alpha-receptors in the
modulation of carotid sinus reflex of rats. Acta
Physiologica Sinica (Shen
Li Xue Bao), 44(6) 556-561, 1992.
5.
Wu X. Ion
channels and ion currents in ventricular muscles. Acta Academiae Medicinae
Nantong 13(1): 89-92, 1993.
6.
Wu X, Huang WQ, Yu ZM. Histamine-induced early
afterdepolarizations and triggered activity in guinea pig papillary muscles. Chinese Journal of Applied Physiology
9(3): 236-240, 1993.
7.
Huang
QW, Wu X, et al. Electrophysiological study on histamine-induced
arrhythmias in guinea pig papillary muscles. Acta Academiae Medicinae
Suzhou 14(3): 180-187, 1994.
8.
Wu X, Huang WQ, Zhang QQ and Yu ZM. Effects of histamine on electrophysiological
properties and triggered activity in guinea pig papillary muscles. Methods and Findings in Experimental and
Clinical Pharmacology 16(8): 583-587, 1994.
9.
Wu X, Huang WQ and Yu ZM. Specific
antigen-induced early afterdepolarizations and triggered activity in sensitized
guinea-pig papillary muscles. Chinese
Journal of Applied Physiology 11: 51-54, 1995.
10. Wu X, Teng AF, Huang
WQ and Yu ZM. Role of histamine receptors in the genesis of delayed
afterdepolarizations induced by specific antigen in sensitized guinea-pig
papillary muscles. Chinese Journal of
Applied Physiology 12: 178-182, 1996.
11. Wu X and Davis MJ. The
treatment of acute coronary syndromes. The
Circulation Frontier 2(1): 27-38, 1998.
12.
Wu X, Mogford JE,
Davis GE, Platts S, Meininger GA and Davis MJ.
Modulation of calcium current in arteriolar smooth muscle by avb3 and a5b1 integrin ligands. Journal of
Cell Biology 143(1): 241-252, 1998. (impact factor:
12.78 in 1998 by SCI; time cited by other
papers: 228)
13. Davis MJ, Wu X,
Nurkiewicz TR, Kawasaki J, Davis GE, Hill MA, Meininger GA. Integrins and mechanotransduction
of the vascular myogenic response. Am J Physiol,
280: H1427-1433, 2001 (cited by 225).
14. Wu X and Davis MJ.
Characterization of stretch activated cation current in vascular smooth muscle
cells. American Journal of Physiology
280: H1751-1760, 2001. (cited by 99)
15. Davis MJ, Wu X,
Nurkiewicz TR, Kawasaki J, Gui P, Hill MA, Wilson E.
Regulation of ion channels by protein tyrosine phosphorylation. Am J Physiol, 281: H1835, 2001. (Impact factor: 2.74; cited by 204).
16. Wu X, Davis GE, Meininger GA, Wilson E, Davis MJ. Regulation of the L-type
calcium channel by a5b1 integrin requires signaling
between focal adhesion proteins. J Biol Chem 276:30285, 2001. (impact factor: 7.66; cited
by 207)
17. Davis MJ, Wu X,
Nurkiewicz TR, Gui PC, Kawasaki J, Hill MA, Wilson E.
Regulation of ion channels by integrins. Cell Biochemistry and Biophysics,
36:41-66, 2002. (cited by 80).
18. Waitkus-Edwards KR,
Martinez-Lemus LA, Wu X, Trzeciakowski JP,
Davis MJ, Davis GE and Meininger GA. a4b1 integrin
activation of L-type calcium channels in vascular smooth muscle causes
arteriole vasoconstriction. Circ Res, 90:473-480, 2002. (Featured in
Editorial and on Cover) (impact factor: 8.28; cited by 137)
19. Marinez-Lemus LA, Wu
X, Wilson E, Hill MA, Davis GE, Davis MJ, Meininger
GA. Integrins as unique receptors for
vascular control. J Vasc Res, 40:211-233,
2003. (impact factor: 3.58;
cited by 193).
20. Gui P, Wu X, Ling S, Stotz SC, Winkfein RJ, Wilson E, Davis GE, Braun AP, Zamponi GW, Davis MJ. Integrin receptor activation triggers
converging regulation of Cav1.2 calcium channels by c-Src
and PKA pathways. J Biol Chem, 281:14015-25, 2006 (cited by 111).
21. Qamirani E, Razavi HM, Wu X, Davis MJ, Kuo
L, Hein TW. Sodium azide dilates coronary arterioles via
activation of inward rectifier K+ channels and Na+-K+-ATPase. Am J Physiol 290: H1617-H1623, 2006. (impact factor: 3.7, citied
by 21)
22. Wu X, Yang
Y, Gui P, Sohma Y, Meininger
GA, Davis GE, Braun AP and Davis MJ. Potentiation of
large conductance, Ca2+-activated K+ (BK) channels by
alpha5beta1 integrin activation in arteriolar smooth muscle. J Physiol. 586:1699-713, 2008 (impact
factor: 4.3; cited by 66).
23. Wu X, Sun Z,
Foskett A, Trzeciakowski JP, Meininger GA and Muthuchamy M. Cardiomyocyte
contractile status is associated with differences in fibronectin and integrin
interactions. Am J Physiol,
298: H2071-H2081, 2010 (impact factor: 3.88. cited by 72).
24. Yang
Y, Wu X, Wu J, Sheng JZ, Ling S, Braun AP, George E. Davis GE, Davis MJ.
a5b1 integrin activation increases BK channel current and Ca2+
sensitivity through c-Src mediated channel
phosphorylation. J Biol Chem,
285:131-141, 2010 (impact factor: 5.3, cited by 44).
25.
Gui P, Chao JT, Wu X, Yang Y, Davis GE, Davis
MJ. Coordinated regulation of vascular K+ and Ca2+
channels by integrin signaling. Adv Exp
Med Biol. 674:69-79, 2010 (cited by 32).
26. Wu X, Chakraborty S,
Heaps CL, Davis MJ, Meininger GA and Muthuchamy M. Fibronectin increases the cardiac
contractility of mouse ventricle via alpha (5) beta (1) integrin. Journal of Molecular and Cellular
Cardiology, 50:203-213, 2011 (impact factor: 5.17, cited by 11).
27. Wu X and Reddy DS.
Integrins as receptor targets for neurological disorders. Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 134:68, 2012 (Impact Factor: 9.33 in the past 5 years averaged. Cited by 154)
28.
Wu X, Sun Z and Meininger GA, and Muthuchamy M. Application of Atomic Force Microscopy
Measurements on Cardiovascular Cells. Methods
Mol Biol. 843:7229-44, 2012. (Impact Factor:1.71 in 2010, cited by 18).
29.
Zawieja SD, Wang W, Wu X, Nepiyushchikh Z, Zawieja DC, and Muthuchamy M.
Impairments in the intrinsic contractility of mesenteric collecting lymphatics
in a metabolic syndrome rat model. Am J Physiol Heart Circ Physiol,
302:H643-53, 2012. (Impact
Factor:3.63, cited by 93).
30. Tangney JR, Chuang
JS, Janssen MS, Krishnamurthy A, Liao P, Hoshijima M,
Wu X, Meininger GA, Muthuchamy
M, Zemljic-Harpf A, Ross RS, Frank LR, McCulloch AD,
Omens JH. Novel role for vinculin in ventricular myocyte mechanics and
dysfunction. Biophys J. 2013; 104: 1623-33 (My works
included AFM, gene expression & immunocytochemistry in cardiomyocytes in
Fig.4 and Fig S2 & Fig S3. Impact
Factor:3.83, cited by 34).
31.
Wu X, Carver CM, Gangisetty
O, Reddy DS. Estrous cycle regulation of extrasynaptic
δ-containing GABAA receptor-mediated tonic inhibition and limbic epileptogenesis. J Pharmacol Exp Ther, 2013, 346:146-160. (Impact factor: 3.85, cited by 86).
32. Carver CM, Wu X,
Gangisetty O, and Reddy DS. Perimenstrual regulation
of extrasynaptic δ-containing GABAA receptors
mediating tonic inhibition and neurosteroid
sensitivity. J Neurosci, 2014, 34:14181-14197 (impact factor: 6.75,
cited by 61).
33.
Tong CW, Wu X, Liu Y, Rosas PC, Sadayyappan
S, Hudmon A, Muthuchamy M,
Powers PA, Valdivia HH, Moss RL. Phosphoregulation of
cardiac inotropy via myosin binding protein-C during increased pacing frequency
or β1-adrenergic stimulation. Circulation:Heart
Failure, 2015, 8:605-618. (Featured in Editorial) (Impact factor: 5.89, cited by 47).
34.
Golub VM, Brewer J, Wu X, Kuruba
R, Short J, Manchi M, Swonke
M, Younus I, and Reddy DS. Neurostereology protocol
for unbiased quantification of neuronal injury and neurodegeneration. Frontiers
in Aging Neuroscience, 2015, 7:196. doi:
10.3389/fnagi.2015.00196. (Impact factor: 4.00, cited
by 63).
35.
Wu X, Muthuchamy
M, Reddy DS. Application of atomic force microscopy for measurements of
membrane plasticity and extracellular interactions in dentate gyrus granule
cells in chronic epilepsy. Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience, 2016, 8:88. doi: 10.3389/fnagi.2016.00088. (Impact factor: 4.00, cited by 22).
36.
Reddy DS, Gangisetty O, Wu
X. PR-Independent Neurosteroid Regulation of
α2-GABA-A Receptors mRNA in the Hippocampus Subfields. Brain Research, 2017, 1659:142-147. doi:
10.1016/j.brainres.2017.01.030. Epub 2017 Jan 28.
(Impact factor: 3.13, cited
by 16)
37. Wu X, Muthuchamy M, Reddy DS.
Atomic force microscopy investigations of fibronectin and α5β1-integrin
signaling in neuroplasticity and seizure susceptibility in experimental
epilepsy. Epilepsy Research, 2017, 138:71-80. doi:
10.1016/j.eplepsyres.2017.10.013. (Impact factor: 3.04, cited by 10)
38. Wu X, Kuruba R, Reddy DS. Midazolam-Resistant Seizures and Brain Injury
following Acute Intoxication of Diisopropylfluorophosphate, an Organophosphate
Pesticide and Surrogate for Nerve Agents. J Pharmacol
Exp Ther. 2018, 367(2):302-321. doi:
10.1124/jpet.117.247106. PMID: 30115757.
(Impact factor: 3.87, Cited by 52)
39. Reddy DS, Wu X, Golub VM, Dashwood WM, Dashwood RH. Measuring
Histone Deacetylase Inhibition in the Brain. Curr Protoc Pharmacol. 2018 Jun;81(1):e41. doi: 10.1002/cpph.41. Epub 2018 Jun 7. PMID: 29927058. (Impact factor: 1.03, cited
by
25)
40. Kuruba R, Wu X,
Reddy DS. Benzodiazepine-refractory status epilepticus, neuroinflammation, and
interneuron neurodegeneration after acute organophosphate intoxication. Biochim Biophys Acta. 2018
Sep;1864(9 Pt B):2845-2858. doi:
10.1016/j.bbadis.2018.05.016. Epub 2018 May 23. PMID:
29802961. (Impact factor: 3.68, 5-Year Impact
Factor: 4.81, Cited by 41)
41. Reddy DS, Carver CM, Bryan C and Wu X. Extrasynaptic
GABA-A receptor-mediated sex differences in the antiseizure activity of neurosteroids in status epilepticus and complex partial
seizures. Epilepsia, 2019, 60(4):730-743. DOI:
10.1111/epi.14693. (Impact factor: 5.56, cited by 22)
42. Reddy DS, Perumal D, Golub V, Habib A, Kuruba R
and Wu X. Phenobarbital as alternate anticonvulsant for
organophosphate-induced benzodiazepine refractory status epilepticus and
neuronal injury. Epilepsia
Open, 2020, 5(2):198-212, DOI: 10.1002/epi4.12389. (Impact
factor: 4.02, cited by 10)
43. Reddy SD, Wu X, Kuruba R, Sridhar V,
& Reddy DS. Magnetic resonance imaging analysis of long-term neuropathology
after exposure to the nerve agent soman: correlation with histopathology and
neurological dysfunction. Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci., July 15, 2020. doi: 10.1111/nyas.14431. (Impact
factor: 4.73, cited
by 12).
44. Doodipala Samba Reddy,
Marcus Zaayman, Ramkumar Kuruba,
Xin Wu. Comparative profile of refractory status epilepticus models following
exposure of cholinergic agents pilocarpine, DFP, and
soman. Neuropharmacology, 2021 Jun 15;191:108571. doi:
10.1016/j.neuropharm.2021.108571. (Impact factor: 4.25,
cited by 11).
45. Xin Wu, Ashok K Shetty, Doodipala Samba Reddy.
Long-term changes in neuroimaging markers, cognitive function
and psychiatric symptoms in an experimental model of Gulf War Illness. Life
Science, 2021, Sept. 21, 285:119971. doi:
10.1016/j.lfs.2021.119971. PMID: 34560085. (Impact factor: 5.04).
46.
Reddy DS, Golub VM, Ramakrishnan S, Abeygunaratne H, Dowell S, Wu X. A Comprehensive
and Advanced Mouse Model of Post-Traumatic Epilepsy with Robust Spontaneous
Recurrent Seizures.
Curr Protoc. 2022 Jun;2(6):e447. doi: 10.1002/cpz1.447.
PMID: 35671160. (Impact factor: 2.74, cited by 7).
47.
Wu SX and Wu X. Stay-at-home and face mask policy
intentions inconsistent with incidence and fatality during the US COVID-19
pandemic. Front. Public Health, 13 October 2022.
https://doi.org/10.3389/fpubh.2022.990400. (impact
factor: 6.6, cited by 4) (Rice Coronavirus
Research Collections [80], https://scholarship.rice.edu/handle/1911/113900)
48. D. Samba Reddy,
Xin Wu, Tanveer Singh, and Michael Neff. Experimental Models of Gulf War
Illness, a Chronic Neuropsychiatric Disorder in Veterans. Curr
Protoc., March, 2023.
http://doi.org/10.1002/cpz1.707
Preprint:
1. Xin Wu, Jerome P Trzeciakowski, Gerald A Meininger, Mariappan Muthuchamy. Fibronectin improves the
impaired calcium signaling and myofilament activation in diabetic
cardiomyocytes. bioRxiv 2022,
https://doi.org/10.1101/2022.11.15.516690
2.
Wu SX and Wu X. Inconsistent with the Intent of
Public Health Strategies on Incidence Rates and Case-Fatality Ratio between
States with Extra Stay-at-Home and Mandating Face Masks Orders and States Only
Following CDC Recommendations During COVID-19 Pandemic in the US. (A) Preprints with The Lancet on SSRN on Oct. 8, 2020. Available at SSRN:
https://ssrn.com/abstract=3706055 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.3706055.
SSRN’s Coronavirus and Infectious Disease Research page provides a
curated view into the early-stage research to help researchers, public health
authorities, clinicians and the public understand, contain
and manage this disease and could be shared with WHO and CDC and other
institutes. (B) Europe PubMed Central online, PPR: PPR241687. Dec. 4, 2020.
3.
Wu SX, Wu X. Inconsistent with the intent of public
health strategies on incidence and fatality in states with extra mandatory
stay-at-home and face masks orders during COVID-19 pandemic in the US. medRxiv
2020.10.25.20219279 (Oct. 25, 2020); doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/2020.10.25.20219279. (cited :3)
Book Chapters:
1.
Wu X, et al. Application of Atomic Force Microscopy
Measurements on Cardiovascular Cells. In: Cardiovascular Development: Methods
and Protocols.
Peng X and Antonyak MA eds. Humana Press, USA (Part of the Springer publishing group), 2012, (same as
Methods Mol Biol. 843:229-44, 2012).
2.
Wu
X, et al. Basic theory and application of computer in
Physiology. In: Experimental Guide of Physiology, Teng AF, et al. (eds.), pp
17-22, Southeastern University Press, China, 1992.
3.
Wu
X, et al. Computerized measurement of strength-duration curve in the muscle.
Experimental Guide of Physiology, Teng AF, et al., (eds.), pp 49-51,
Southeastern University Press, China, 1992.
4.
Wu
X. The regulation of cardiac output. In: Guide for Physiological Experiment,
Teng AF, et al. (eds.), pp 64-66, Suzhou Medical College Press, China, 1988.
5.
Wu
X. The measurement of human arterial blood pressure. In: Guide for
Physiological Experiment, Teng AF, et al. (eds.), pp 67-68, Suzhou Medical
College Press, China, 1988.
6.
Wu
X. Physical diagnosis of heart sound. In: Guide for Physiological Experiment,
Teng AF, et al. (eds.), pp 69-70, Suzhou Medical College Press, China, 1988.
7.
Wu
X. Survey of microcirculation in animals. In: Guide for Physiological
Experiment, Teng AF, et al. (eds.), pp 70-71, Suzhou Medical College Press,
China, 1988.
Abstracts:
1.
Sreevidhya Ramakrishnan, Tanveer
Singh, Xin Wu, and D. Samba Reddy. Long-term Effects of Novel Anticonvulsants on
Electrographic Ictal Abnormalities and Seizure Susceptibility Following Acute
Soman Exposure. (A) 28th Annual Graduate Research Symposium, Texas A&M
Health Science Center, Bryan, April 28, 2023. (B) Texas A&M Institute for
Neuroscience (TAMIN) 16th Annual Symposium, College Station, TX, May 3, 2023.
2.
Tanveer Singh, Sreevidhya
Ramakrishnan, Xin Wu, Madeline Huber, H. Abeygunaratne
and D. Samba Reddy. A Pediatric Rat Model of OP-Induced Refractory Status
Epilepticus: Characterization of Long-term Effects and their Mitigation. (A)
28th Annual Graduate Research Symposium, Texas A&M Health Science Center,
Bryan, April 28, 2023. (B) Texas A&M Institute for Neuroscience (TAMIN) 16th Annual Symposium,
College Station, TX, May 3, 2023.
3.
Albert Chen#, Abhinav Vadassery#,
Michael Neff, Tanveer Singh, and D. Samba Reddy. Developmental Neuropsychiatric
Outcomes of Pediatric Nerve Agent Neurotoxicity and its Mitigation by Novel
Neuroprotectants. (A) 28th Annual Graduate Research Symposium, Texas A&M
Health Science Center, Bryan, April 28, 2023. (B) Texas A&M Institute for
Neuroscience (TAMIN) 16th Annual Symposium, College Station, TX, May 3, 2023.
4.
Xin Wu, Tanveer Singh, Micheal
Neff, and Doodipala Samba Reddy. Neuropathological
and Behavioral Profile of a Chronic Experimental GWI Model Reminiscent of
Neuropsychiatric Signs in Veterans. Neuroscience 2022. Abstract Control Number:
6243. San Diego, California, November 12-16, 2022.
5.
Tanveer Singh, Sreevidhya
Ramakrishnan, Xin Wu, and D. Samba Reddy. Seizure Susceptibility and
Developmental Alterations of Pediatric Rats after OP Status Epilepticus:
Mitigation by Novel Anticonvulsants. American Epilepsy Society (AES) Annual
Meeting 2022 Annual Meeting, Poster Session #:xxx. 2022.
6.
Xin Wu, Tanveer Singh, Sreevidhya Ramakrishnan and D. Samba
Reddy. Sex Differences in Electrographic Activity and Neuronal Injury Patterns
in the DFP Model of Status Epilepticus. (A) American Epilepsy Society (AES) Annual
Meeting 2022 Annual Meeting, Poster Session #:xxx. 2022. (B) Abs #7-A. Winter Symposium 2022, Texas A&M Chapter of the
Society for Neuroscience. Dec. 8. 2022 TAMU campus.
7.
Sreevidhya Ramakrishnan, Tanveer Singh, Xin Wu, and D. Samba Reddy. Long-term
Seizures, Neuropathology and Behavioral Response of Adult Rats after OP Status
Epilepticus: Effect of Novel Neuroprotectants. (A)
American Epilepsy Society (AES) Annual Meeting 2022 Annual Meeting, Poster
Session #:xxx. 2022. (B) Abs #22-A. Winter Symposium 2022, Texas A&M Chapter of the
Society for Neuroscience. Dec. 8. 2022 TAMU campus.
8.
Neff, Michael; Singh, Tanveer; Wu, Xin; Reddy,
Samba. Organophosphate Exposure in Neonatal Rats Elicits Persistent
Neuropsychiatric Developmental Deficits in Adulthood. Abs #1-B. Winter
Symposium 2022, Texas A&M Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience. Dec. 8.
2022 TAMU campus.
9.
Sameeksha Sharma, Hasara Abeygunaratne,
Madeline Huber, Xin Wu, D. Samba Reddy. Midazolam modulation of
organophosphate-induced loss of inhibitory interneurons in pediatric rats. 2022
Summer Undergraduate Research Program, Texas A&M Health College of
Medicine.
10. Taha Qamari, Hasara Abeygunaratne, Tanveer Singh, Xin Wu and D. Samba Reddy.
Midazolam Modulation of OP-Induced Neuroinflammation in Pediatric Rats. 2022
Summer Undergraduate Research Program, Texas A&M Health College of Medicine
(poster presentation only)..
11.
Albert Chen, Hasara Abeygunaratne, Michael Neff, Tanveer Singh, Xin Wu and D.
Samba Reddy. Effects of Midazolam on OP-Induced Neuronal Damage in Pediatric
Rats. 2022 Summer Undergraduate Research Program, Texas
A&M Health College of Medicine (poster presentation only).
12.
Albert Chen, Hasara Abeygunaratne, Xin Wu, Ashok Shetty
and D. Samba Reddy. Neurosteroid Mitigation of Neuroinflammation in a Rat Model of Gulf War Illness. (1)
27th Annual Graduate Research Symposium, Texas A&M Health Science Center,
Bryan, April 29, 2022; (2) Texas A&M Institute for Neuroscience (TAMIN) 16th
Annual Symposium, College Station, TX May 4, 2022. Abs #1-B. Winter Symposium
2022, Texas A&M Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience. Dec. 8. 2022 TAMU
campus.
13.
Sneha Manoharan, Hasara Abeygunaratne, Xin Wu, Ashok Shetty
and D. Samba Reddy. Protective Effects of Neurosteroid
Therapy on Microgliosis in an Experimental Model of Gulf War Illness. (1) 27th
Annual Graduate Research Symposium, Texas A&M Health Science Center, Bryan,
April 29, 2022; (2) Texas A&M Institute for Neuroscience (TAMIN) 16th
Annual Symposium, College Station, TX May 4, 2022.
14.
Michael Neff, Tanveer Singh, Xin Wu and D. Samba
Reddy. Persistent Long-Term Neuropsychiatric Developmental Deficits in Adult
Rats Following Neonatal Organophosphate Exposure. (1) 27th Annual Graduate
Research Symposium, Texas A&M Health Science Center, Bryan, April 29, 2022;
(2) Texas A&M Institute for Neuroscience (TAMIN) 16th Annual
Symposium, College Station, TX May 4, 2022.
15.
Nidhi Pawate, Hasara Abeygunaratne, Tanveer
Singh, Xin Wu, and D. Samba Reddy. Sex Differences in Neuronal Injury Patterns
in the DFP Model of Status Epilepticus. (1) 27th Annual Graduate Research
Symposium, Texas A&M Health Science Center, Bryan, April 29, 2022; (2)
Texas A&M Institute for Neuroscience (TAMIN) 16th Annual
Symposium, College Station, TX May 4, 2022.
16.
Hasara Abeygunaratne, Jackie Carr,
Victoria Golub, Xin Wu, and D. Samba Reddy. Pediatric Age-Related Pruning of
Principal Neurons and Inhibitory Interneurons in the Developing Rat Brain. (1)
27th Annual Graduate Research Symposium, Texas A&M Health Science Center,
Bryan, April 29, 2022; (2) Texas A&M Institute for
Neuroscience (TAMIN) 16th Annual Symposium, College Station, TX May
4, 2022.
17.
Sreevidhya Ramakrishnan, Tanveer Singh, Xin Wu, and D. Samba Reddy. Long-Term
Effects of Novel Anticonvulsants on Electrographic Ictal Abnormalities and
Seizure Susceptibility Following Acute Op Intoxication. (1) 27th Annual
Graduate Research Symposium, Texas A&M Health Science Center, Bryan, April
29, 2022; (2) Texas A&M Institute for Neuroscience (TAMIN) 16th Annual
Symposium, College Station, TX May 4, 2022.
18.
Tanveer Singh, Xin Wu, and D. Samba Reddy. Novel
Anticonvulsants Attente Long-Term Behavioral Deficits
Following Op Intoxication In Adult Rats. (1) 27th
Annual Graduate Research Symposium, Texas A&M Health Science Center, Bryan,
April 29, 2022; (2) Texas A&M Institute for
Neuroscience (TAMIN) 16th Annual Symposium, College Station, TX May 4,
2022.
19.
Madeline Huber, Hasara Abeygunaratne, Victoria Golub, Xin Wu, D. Samba Reddy.
Developmental distribution of microglia in the pediatric brain. 27th Annual Graduate Research Symposium, Texas A&M
Health Science Center, Bryan, April 29, 2022.
20.
Samuel X. Wu and Xin Wu. Current COVID-19
intervention strategies on patients with diabetes. CADA-South Winter Retreat.
Chinese American Diabetes Association. Saturday, December 11, 2021. Hilton
College Station & Conference Center.
21.
Madeline Huber, Harsara Abeygunaratne, Victoria Golub, Xin Wu, D. Samba Reddy.
Developmental Distribution of Microglia in the Pediatric Brain. Abstract #8,
Winter Symposium 2021, Texas A&M Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience.
Dec. 9 .2021 TAMU campus.
22.
Jackie Carr, Harsara Abeygunaratne, Victoria
Golub, Xin Wu, and D. Samba Reddy. Pediatric Age-Related Distribution of Parvalbumin(+) Gabaergic
Interneurons in the Brain. Abstract #11, Winter Symposium 2021, Texas A&M
Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience. Dec. 9 .2021 TAMU campus.
23.
Raiyan Talukder, Sreevidhya
Ramakrishnan, Xin Wu, D. Samba Reddy. Age & Sex Differences in
Electrographic Activity in Pediatric Seizure Models. Abstract #12, Winter
Symposium 2021, Texas A&M Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience. Dec. 9.
2021 TAMU campus.
24.
Hasara Abeygunaratne, Victoria Golub, Xin Wu, D.
Samba Reddy. Pediatric Developmental Age-Related Distribution of NeuN(+)
Principal Neurons in the Brain. Abstract #35, Winter Symposium 2021, Texas
A&M Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience. Dec. 9. 2021 TAMU campus.
25.
Sreevidhya Ramakrishnan, Tanveer Singh, Xin Wu, and D. Samba Reddy.
Neurodevelopmental Abnormalities in Electrophysiological Circuits Following
Neonatal Organophosphate Exposure. Abstract #51, Winter Symposium 2021, Texas
A&M Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience. Dec. 9. 2021 TAMU campus.
26.
Tanveer Singh, Xin Wu, and D. Samba Reddy.
Persistent Cognitive and Behavioral Developmental Deficits in Adult Rats
Following Neonatal Organophosphate Exposure. Abstract #52, Winter Symposium
2021, Texas A&M Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience. Dec. 9. 2021 TAMU
campus.
27.
Xin Wu, M. Zaayman, R. Kuruba, and Doodipala Samba
Reddy. Comparative profile of refractory status epilepticus models following
exposure of three distinct cholinergic agents. AES 2021 Annual Meeting, Poster
Session #: 3.063. Chicago, IL, Dec. 6. 2021.
28.
Xin Wu, Shetty AK, Reddy DS. Long-term Changes in
Neuroimaging Markers, Cognitive Function and Psychiatric Symptoms in an
Experimental Model of Gulf War Illness. Neuroscience 2021, 50th
Annual Meeting. Abs #: 5346. Chicago,
IL, Nov. 8, 2021.
29.
Xin Wu, Marcus Zaayman,
Ramkumar Kuruba, and Doodipala
Samba Reddy. Comparative profile of refractory status epilepticus models
following exposure of cholinergic agents pilocarpine,
DFP, and soman. Experimental Biology 2021, zoom meeting. Abs ID#: R3862.
April 27-30, 2021.
30.
Tanvi Jankay, Wesley
Thompson, Grant Barkelew, Xin Wu, Ashok Shetty and D. Samba Reddy. Long-Term Cognitive Dysfunction
and Emotional Impairments in an Experimental Chemical Neurotoxicity Model of
GWI. 26th Annual Graduate Research Symposium, Texas A&M Health Science
Center, Bryan, 2021.
31.
Michael Neff, Grant Barkelew,
D. Samba Reddy and Xin Wu. Cardiovascular and
Autonomic Dysfunctions in Chronic GWI Model. 26th Annual Graduate Research
Symposium, Texas A&M Health Science Center, Bryan, 2021.
32.
Jackie Carr, Hasara Abeygunaratne, Victoria
Golub, Xin Wu and D. Samba Reddy. Pediatric
Age-Related Distribution of Parvalbumin(+) GABAergic
Interneurons in the Brain. Research Day in 2021 Summer Research Program. Texas
A&M Health Science Center, Bryan, TX, July 30, 2021.
33.
Raiyan Talukder, Sreevidhya
Ramakrishnan, Xin Wu, and D. Samba Reddy. EEG Differences Related to Age &
Sex in Response to DFP Exposure. Research Day in 2021 Summer Research Program.
Texas A&M Health Science Center, Bryan, TX, July 30, 2021.
34.
Xin Wu and Samuel Wu. Current compromised COVID-19
public health strategies on the potential neurological diseases care in the US.
Neuroscience across Texas! 2020-12-03. Texas A&M Chapter of the Society for
Neuroscience. Zoom Presentation.
35.
Tanvi Jankay, Wesley
Thompson, Grant Barkelew, Xin Wu, Ashok Shetty and Doodipala Samba Reddy.
Long-Term Cognitive Dysfunction and Memory Impairments in an Experimental
Chronic Rat Model Gulf War Illness. Neuroscience across Texas! 2020-12-03.
Texas A&M Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience. Zoom Presentation.
36.
Michael Neff, Grant Barkelew,
Doodipala Samba Reddy and
Xin Wu. Long-Term Cardiovascular Autonomic Nervous Dysfunction in Chronic Multisymptom Illness. Neuroscience across Texas!
2020-12-03. Texas A&M Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience. Zoom
Presentation.
37.
Samuel X. Wu, Xin Wu. Current compromised COVID-19
strategies on the potential neurological diseases care. American Epilepsy
Society Annual Meeting, Dec. 2020. Abst # 1056. Zoom
Presentation Date: 12/07/2020
38.
Xin Wu, Ashok Shetty and Doodipala Samba Reddy. Seizure-Independent Long-Term
Cognitive Dysfunction and Emotional Impairments in an Experimental Model of GWI
Chemical Neurotoxicity. American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting, Dec. 2020. Abst # 246. Zoom Presentation Date: 12/06/2020.
39.
Justin McDermott, Xin Wu
and D. Samba Reddy. In vivo Electrophysiological Analysis of Novel
Anticonvulsant Combination Regimens for Organophosphate-Induced Refractory
Status Epilepticus and Brian Injury in Rat Models. 25th Annual Graduate
Research Symposium, Texas A&M Health Science Center, Bryan, 2020.
40.
Xin Wu and Doodipala Samba
Reddy. Long-term Neurological Behavior Dysfunction in a Chronic Rat Model Gulf
War Illness. GWI progress poster session. Aug. 2020.
41.
Xin Wu, Min-Jung Park, Ramkumar Kuruba,
Farida Sohrabji, and Doodipala
Samba Reddy. The long-term epileptogenic impact of stroke in mature adult and
reproductive senescent female rats. (A) American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting,
Dec. 2019. Abst #1.454. (B) Texas A&M Chapter of
the Society for Neuroscience, Winter Symposium 2019, Dec. 2019
42.
Zaynab Garbe, Victoria
Golub, Xin Wu, D. Samba Reddy. Epigenetic his tone deacetylase activity in
mouse model of post-traumatic epilepsy. Research Day in 2019 Summer Research
Program. Texas A&M Health Science Center, Bryan, TX, July 27, 2019.
43.
Pamela Horton, Wei Wang, Xin Wu, D Samba Reddy, Mariappan Muthuchamy. Remodeling
of Meningeal Lymphatics and Cervical Lymph Node in Pilocarpine-Induced Mouse
Epilepsy Model. Research Day in 2019 Summer Research Program. Texas A&M
Health Science Center, Bryan, TX, July 27, 2019.
44.
Gianmarco Calderara, Victoria Golub, Xin Wu and D. Samba Reddy. Epigenetic
attenuation of the long-term neuropatholgoical
effects of acute organophosphate exposure in rats .
(A) Research Day in 2019 Summer Research Program. Texas A&M Health Science
Center, Bryan, TX, July 27, 2019. (B) LAUNCH
Undergraduate Research Summer Poster Session, Texas A&M University, July
31, 2019.
45.
Perumal D, Golub V, Wu, X and Reddy DS.
Effects of phenobarbital treatment for organophosphate-induced refractory
status epilepticus and neuronal injury. (A)
24th Annual Graduate Research Symposium, Texas A&M Health Science Center,
Bryan, April, 2019; (B)
Texas A&M Institute For Neuroscience 11th Annual Symposium, Texas A&M
University, College Station, April, 2019.
46.
Wu X, Kuruba R, and Reddy DS. Midazolam-Resistant
Seizures and Brain Injury following Acute Intoxication of
Diisopropylfluorophosphate, an Organophosphate Pesticide and Surrogate for
Nerve Agents. American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting, Dec. 2018. Abst #1.110.
47.
Kuruba R, Wu X, and Reddy DS. Benzodiazepine-Refractory Status
Epilepticus, Neuroinflammation, and Interneuron Neurodegeneration after Acute
Organophosphate Intoxication. American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting, Dec.
2018. Abst #1.109.
48.
Bruggemann J, Reddy T, Golub V, Kuruba R, Wu X, and Reddy
DS. Effect of the Microglia Inhibitor Sodium Butyrate or Ibudilast
on Long-term Neuropathology after Acute Organophosphate Intoxication. (A) 23rd Annual Graduate Research Symposium, Texas
A&M Health Science Center, Bryan, April, 2018; (B) Texas A&M Institute For Neuroscience 10th
Annual Symposium, Texas A&M University, College Station, April, 2018.
49.
Reddy DS, Kuruba R, Wu X.
Protective effect of neurosteroid-midazolam
combination regimen in soman model in rats. Denver,CO: NIH CounterACT
Network Research Symposium; June 13, 2018.
50.
Reddy DS, Andy Habib, Ramkumar Kuruba,
Xin Wu. Efficacy of Phenobarbital for the Treatment of Organophosphate-Induced
Refractory Status Epilepticus and Neuronal Injury. 2017 Annual Meeting of the American Epilepsy
Society, Poster Session #: 2.024.
51.
Ramkumar Kuruba, Xin Wu,
Andy Habib, Victoria Golub and D. Samba Reddy.
Efficacy Of Phenobarbital For The Treatment Of
Organophosphate-Induced Refractory Status Epilepticus And Neuronal Injury.
Texas A&M Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience Annual Symposium 2017,
47.U.B., Dec. 6, 2017.
52.
Sarah Elmer, Bryan Clossen,
Victoria Golub, Xin Wu and D. Samba Reddy. Effect Of Neurosteroid Therapy On
Neurodegeneration In The Mouse Pilocarpine Model Of Chronic Epilepsy. Texas A&M Chapter of the Society for
Neuroscience Annual Symposium 2017, 2.U.B., Dec. 6, 2017.
53.
Kancharla S, Kuruba R, Wu, X (mentor) and Reddy DS. Ganaxolone reduces electrophysiological high-frequency
oscillations (HFOs) in a rat model of temporal lobe epilepsy. 2017 Summer
Research Program. Texas A&M Health Science Center, Bryan, TX, July. 2017.
54.
Andy Habib, Xin Wu, Victoria Golub, Ramkumar Kuruba, D. Samba Reddy. Protective effects of phenobarbital
against the organophosphate DFP-induced refractory status epilepticus and
neuronal injury in rats. (A) 22st
Annual Graduate Research Symposium, Texas A&M Health Science Center, Bryan,
April 21, 2017; (B) Texas A&M Institute For
Neuroscience 9th Annual Symposium, Texas A&M University, College Station,
April 28, 2017.
55.
Xin Wu, Bryan Clossen, Mariappan Muthuchamy, and Doodipala Reddy. Fibronectin Modulates Neuroplasticity in
Hippocampal Neurons via Alpha5Beta1-Integrins in Epilepsy. 2016 Annual Meeting
of the American Epilepsy Society, Poster Session #: 1.012.
56.
Xin Wu, Bryan Clossen, Mariappan Muthuchamy, and Doodipala Reddy. Role of extracellular matrix protein
fibronectin-integrin signaling in the hippocampal dentate gyrus in epilepsy.
FASEB J, April 2016, 30:705.2. (cited by 1).
57.
Xin Wu, Shu-Hui-Chuang, Mariappan
Muthuchamy, D. Samba Reddy. Fibronectin-integrin modulation
of neuroplasticity in the hippocampal dentate gyrus granule cells in epilepsy.
(A) Texas A&M Institute For
Neuroscience 8th Annual Symposium, Texas A&M University, College Station,
April 15, 2016. (B) 21st Annual
Graduate Research Symposium, Texas A&M Health Science Center, Bryan, April
22, 2016; (C) College of Pharmacy Research Colloquium, Texas A&M Health
Science Center, College Station, June 3-4, 2016.
58.
Hoang D, Dunlap V, Clossen
B, Wu X, and Reddy DS. Quantification of neurodegeneration in a mouse
pilocarpine model of chronic epilepsy. (A) 2015
Summer Research Program. Texas A&M Health Science Center, Bryan, TX, Aug.
2015; (B) TBSI Symposium, Annenberg Conference Center - George Bush
Presidential Library. The Texas Brain and Spine Institute. College Station, TX.
Sept. 2015.
59.
Madhavi K, Abbas D, Wu X, Clossen
B, and Reddy DS. LC-MS/MS Analysis of Brain Neurosteroid
Levels in Plasma and Brain Samples. 20th Annual Graduate Student
Organization Research Symposium, April 17, 2015.
60.
Iype S, Patel R, Patil G, Kuruba R, Wu X and
Reddy DS. Benzodiazepines fail to stop the progression of epilepsy development:
A video-EEG analysis of DFP-treated rats. (A)
7th Annual Symposium, Texas A&M Institute for Neuroscience, March, 2015; (B) 20th
Annual Graduate Student Organization Research Symposium, April 17, 2015.
61.
Dunlap V, Brewer J, Short J, Swonke
M, Younus I, Raju D, Kuruba R, Wu X and Reddy
DS. An Optimized Brain Stereology Protocol for Neuron Counting. (A) 7th
Annual Symposium, Texas A&M Institute for Neuroscience, March,
2015; (B) 20th Annual Graduate
Student Organization Research Symposium, April 17, 2015.
62.
Wu X, Kuruba R, and Reddy DS. Midazolam refractory
seizures and brain injury following acute organophosphate intoxication. (A) American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting, DeDecc. 2014. Abst #1.031. (B) 7th Annual Symposium, Texas A&M
Institute for Neuroscience, March, 2015. (cited:2).
63.
Kuruba R, Wu X, and Reddy DS. Benzodiazepine Resistant Status
Epilepticus and Brain Injury in DFP Model of OP Intoxication. (A) American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting, Dec.
2014. Abst #1.029. (B)
7th Annual Symposium, Texas A&M Institute for Neuroscience,
March, 2015 (First place in the poster section).(cited:2).
64.
Carver CM, Wu X, Gangisetty
O and Reddy DS. Perimenstrual Upregulation of δ-Subunit Extrasynaptic GABA-A Receptors Mediating Tonic Inhibition
and Neurosteroid Sensitivity. (A) American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting, Dec.
2014. (B) 7th Annual
Symposium, Texas A&M Institute for Neuroscience, March,
2015.
65.
Abbas D, Wu X, Clossen
B, and Reddy DS. LC-MS/MS Analysis of Brain Neurosteroid
Levels in a Mouse Epilepsy Model. (A)
2014 Summer Research Program. Texas A&M Health Science Center, Bryan, TX,
Aug. 2014. (B) 7th Annual
Symposium, Texas A&M Institute for Neuroscience, March,
2015.
66.
Younus I, Short J, Dunlap V, R. Kuruba
R, Wu X, and Reddy DS. Quantification of Neuroinflammation by Area
Fractionation Method in Epilepsy Brain Injury Models. (A) 2014 Summer Research Program. Texas A&M
Health Science Center, Bryan, TX, Aug. 2014. (B)
7th Annual Symposium, Texas A&M Institute for Neuroscience, March, 2015.
67.
Short J, Brewer J, Dunlap V, Swonke
M, Younus I, Raju D, Kuruba R, Wu X and Reddy
DS. An Optimized Brain Stereology Protocol for Neuron Counting. 2014 Summer
Research Program. Texas A&M Health Science Center, Bryan, TX, Aug. 2014.
68.
Reddy DS, Kuruba R and Wu
X. Time–dependent diazepam insensitivity in the DFP model of status
epilepticus. American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting. Abs# 1.045, 2013
69.
Wu X, Sun Z, Ross RS, Meininger GA,
Muthuchamy M. Fibronectin-Induced Mechanotransduction Mediated
by alpha (5) beta (1) Integrin Requires intracellular signaling in Mouse
Cardiomyocytes. 4th Cardiovascular Research Symposium at Texas
A&M Health Science Center, Temple, Texas 2013.
70.
Raju D, Ceiker R, Brewer
J, Kuruba R, Wu X, Reddy DS. Stereological
quantification of neurodegeneration in a rat model of epilepsy. Summer research
program, Health professional education building, Bryan, TX, Aug., 2013.
71.
Reddy DS, Kuruba, R and Wu
X. Comparative characterization of
organophosphate-intoxication and lithium-pilocarpine models of refractory
status epilepticus and neurodegeneration. (A)
Proceedings of the 4th Biennial North
American Epilepsy Congress, American Epilepsy Society; San Diego. December 2–6,
2012; AES Annual Meeting Abstract 2.028. (B)
Society for Neuroscience Texas A&M
Chapter. Annual Poster Presentation (name listing may different), Texas
A&M University, College Station, TX, Dec, 2012.
72.
Muthuchamy M, Chakraborty, Wu X, Sarin V and Heaps CL. Exercise-induced
changes in mechanotransduction improve myocardial
function in a porcine model of chronic occlusion. Circulation. 2012, 126:
2012-SS-A-19552 (<30% acceptance rate, Impact factor = 14.429).
73.
Wu X, Carver C, Gangisetty O, Murchison D, Griffith
WH, Reddy, DS. Menstrual cycle regulation of extrasynaptic
δ-containing GABA-A receptor plasticity and tonic inhibition in the
hippocampus subfields. (A) TBSI Symposium, Annenberg Conference
Center - George Bush Presidential Library. The Texas Brain and Spine Institute.
College Station, TX. Sept. 2012; (B) Neuroscience
2012 (name listing may different), Society for Neuroscience, New Orleans, LA.
Abs# 247.09, Oct., 2012. (C)
Society for Neuroscience Texas A&M
Chapter. Annual Poster Presentation (name listing may different), Texas
A&M University, College Station, TX, Dec, 2012.
74.
Carver C, Gangisetty O,
Wu X, Reddy, DS. Perimenstrual neurosteroid
withdrawal induces upregulation of neurosteroid-sensitive
δ-containing GABAA receptors in the hippocampus subfields. (A) TBSI
Symposium, Annenberg Conference Center - George Bush Presidential Library.
The Texas Brain and Spine Institute. College Station, TX. Sept. 2012; (B)
Neuroscience 2012 (name listing may
different), Society for Neuroscience, New Orleans, LA. Abs#: 247-10. Oct., 2012; (C)
Society for Neuroscience Texas A&M Chapter. Annual Poster Presentation
(name listing may different), Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, Dec, 2012.
75.
Reddy DS, Kuruba R, and Wu
X (2012). Poster presentation. A neurosteroid-based
novel treatment for OP-intoxication. 6th Annual Counter ACT Network Research
Symposium 2012 (San Francisco, CA).
76.
Wu X, Muthuchamy M, Reddy DS.
Atomic force microscopy study of ECM-integrin modulation of
neuroplasticity in the hippocampal dentate granule cells in epilepsy. The FASEB Journal. 2012, 26:672.8. The Fourth Annual Faculty of
Neuroscience Symposium, Texas A&M Health Science Center, April 2012.(cited:1)
77.
Carver C, Wu X, Murchison D, Griffith WH,
Reddy, DS. Ovarian cycle-related effects of neurosteroids
on GABA-A receptor-mediated phasic and tonic currents in the hippocampus. FASEB Journal, 2012, 26:1048.3. The Fourth Annual Faculty of Neuroscience
Symposium, Texas A&M Health Science Center, April 2012.
78.
Zawieja SD, Wu X, Chakraborty S and Muthuchamy
M. TNF-α mediated regulation of myosin light chain 20 phosphorylation in
lymphatic muscle. The FASEB Journal. 2012,
26: 677.6. The 17th Annual College of
Medicine Graduate Student Organization Student Research Symposium. May 2012.
79.
Carver C, Gangisetty O, Wu
X and Reddy DS. Plasticity and function of δ-containing GABA-A
receptors in a perimenstrual model of neurosteroid
withdrawal. The Fourth Annual Faculty of Neuroscience Symposium, Texas A&M
Health Science Center, April 2012. The 17th Annual College of Medicine Graduate
Student Organization Student Research Symposium. May 2012 (The 3rd
Place on Poster presentation).
80.
Tong CWC, Abdalla, MI, Wu X, Liu Y, Muthuchamy
M, Moss RL. Lack of cardiac myosin binding protein-c phosphorylation is a model
of heart failure with preserved ejection fraction. J Am Coll Cardiol. 2012;59(13s1):E860-E860
(cited by 1).
81.
Wu X, Gui PC, Li J, Balasubramanian B, Braun AP, Zamponi GW, Heaps CL, Murchison D, Griffith WH, Meininger GA, Muthuchamy M and
Davis MJ. Regulation of cardiac and neuronal L-type calcium channels by
α5β1 integrin activation requires protein phosphorylation. The 16th Annual
College of Medicine Graduate Student Organization Student Research Symposium.
May 2011.
82.
Wu X, Meininger GA, Muthuchamy
M. Feedback mechanisms linking regulation of ECM-integrin adhesion with
myofilament activation. Symposium
presented by Dr. Muthuchamy on Tuesday in Experimental Biology 2011, Washington,
DC, April 9-13, 2011.
83.
Zawieja SD, Wang W, Nepiyushchikh Z, Wu X, Zawieja DC, and Muthuchamy M. Rat
mesenteric lymphatics undergo remodeling and have altered contractility and
calcium sensitivity in a model of metabolic syndrome. FASEB J, March 17, 2011 25:632.2. The 16th Annual College of Medicine Graduate
Student Organization Student Research Symposium. May 2011.
84.
Reddy DS, Gangisetty O and Wu X.
Ovarian cycle-related changes in expression and function of extrasynaptic
GABA-A receptors in the hippocampus subfields. Neuroscience Meeting Planner.
Washington, DC: Society for Neuroscience, Nov. 2011. Program#/Poster#:
338.07/C44.
85.
Wu X, Murchison D, Griffith W and Reddy DS. Ovarian cycle-related effects of neurosteroids on extrasynaptic
GABA-A receptor-mediated tonic inhibition in the hippocampus. Annual
Neuroscience Symposium. The Texas Brain and Spine Institute. Bryan, TX 2011.
86.
Carver C, Wu X, and Reddy DS. Ovarian
cycle-related effects of neurosteroids and
benzodiazepines on GABA-A receptor-mediated whole-cell currents in the
hippocampal neurons. Annual Neuroscience Symposium. The Texas Brain and Spine
Institute. Bryan, TX 2011.
87.
Wu X, Carver C and Reddy DS. Ovarian Cycle-Related Neurosteroid
Potentiation of GABAA Receptor Currents in Acutely Dissociated Hippocampal
Neurons. The Third Annual Faculty of Neuroscience Symposium, Texas A&M
Health Science Center, April 2011.
88.
Wu X, Sun Z,
Ross RS, Meininger GA, Muthuchamy M. Fibronectin-Induced Mechanotransduction Mediated
by alpha (5) beta (1) Integrin Requires Calcium and Vinculin in Mouse
Cardiomyocytes. Circulation. 2010, 122: A19792 (<30%
acceptance rate, Impact factor = 14.429, cited by 3).
89.
Tong CW, Wu X, Muthuchamy
M, Sadayappan S, Hudmon A
Valdivia HH, Moss RL. Frequency dependent phosphorylation of cardiac myosin
binding protein-C mediates acceleration of myocardial relaxation to support
normal diastolic function. Circulation. 2010, 122: A16507. (<30%
acceptance rate, cited by 3)
90.
Wu X, Muthuchamy M, Moss RL and Tong CW. Loss of cardiac myosin binding protein-C
phosphorylation mediated tuning of cross-bridge kinetics causes diastolic
dysfunction. Texas
A&M Health Science Center Research Symposium, November 11-12, 2010.
91. Wu X, Gui PC, Li
J, Balasubramanian B,
Braun AP, Zamponi GW, Heaps C,
Murchison D, Griffith WH, Meininger GA, Muthuchamy M and Davis MJ.
Regulation of cardiac (Cav1.2a), smooth muscle (Cav1.2b) and neuronal
(Cav1.2c) L-type calcium channels by a5b1
integrin activation. Texas A&M Health Science Center Research Symposium,
November 11-12, 2010.
92.
Sarin V, Wu X, Muthuchamy
M, and Heaps CL. Exercise training restores contractility in
collateral-dependent myocardium independent of calcium sensitization of
myofilament proteins. FASEB J. 2010 24:619.21.
93.
Wu X, Meininger GA and Muthuchamy M. Fibronectin Increases Mouse Cardiac
Contractility via alpha (5) beta (1) Integrin. Circulation. 2009, 120: S872.
94.
Tong CW, Wu X, Ralphe JC, Scherman JA, Muthuchamy M,
Valdivia HH, Moss RL. Cardiac Myosin Binding Protein C Regulates Cross-bridge
Kinetics to Affect Diastolic Function. Circulation. 2009, 120: S871 (Top scoring oral
abstracts. <30% acceptance rate. Impact factor = 14.8).
95.
Wu X, Trzeciakowski JP, Meininger GA and Muthuchamy M. Mechanical
properties of the interaction between fibronectin and integrins on diabetic
cardiomyocytes. Circulation. 2008, 118: S_318. (<30% acceptance rate.
Impact factor = 14.8, cited by 1)
96.
Muthuchamy M, Dowdie R, Wu X, Zawieja
S, Gokulan K, Tong CW, Moss RL. Perturbation of
Tropomyosin Amino Acid Residues Binding to Actin at the “Off” State of
Tropomyosin Increase Cardiac Muscle Dynamics. Circulation. 2008, 118: S_544.
97.
Tong CW, Wu X, Muthuchamy
M, Scherman JA, Valdivia HH, Moss RL. Myosin Binding
Protein C is Essential for Beta-adrenergic Mediated Acceleration of Cardiac
Relaxation. Circulation, 2008; 118: S_350. (<30% acceptance rate. Impact
factor = 14.6, cited by 1)
98.
Tong CW, Wu X, Muthuchamy
M, Scherman JA, Valdivia HH, Moss RL. Phosphorylation
of Myosin Binding Protein C Contributes to the Force-Frequency Response and
Beta-Adrenergic Enhancement of Cardiac Contraction, Circulation, 2008; 118:
S_350.
99.
Tong C, Wu X, Muthuchamy
M, and Moss R. Ablation of myosin binding protein C accelerates the kinetics of
cross-bridge cycling during the myocardial twitch. Biophys. J. 2008
94: 1444 (Biophysics Meeting, February 2008),
100.
Tong CW, Wu X, Muthuchamy
M, Moss RL; Cardiac Myosin Binding Protein-C (cMyBP-C)
Phosphorylation Modulates Relaxation in Myocardium, Presented at American Heart
Association Basic Cardiovascular Sciences Conference 2008 - Heart Failure:
Molecular Mechanisms and Therapeutic Targets, July 28-31 2008,
Keystone, CO 2008
101.
Davis MJ, Yang Y, Wu X, Gui P, Sohma
Y, Meininger GA, Davis GE, and Braun AP. Potentiation
of BK Channels by 5β1 Integrin Activation in Arteriolar Smooth Muscle.
FASEB J. 2008 22:1145.3.
102.
Muthuchamy M, Wu X, Sun Z, Trzeciakowskia JP and Meininger GA. Modulation of mechanical properties of the
interactions between fibronectin and α5β1-integrin on cardiomyocytes.
Journal of Molecular and Cellular Cardiology. 42, Supplement 1, S120-S121,
2007.
103.
Wu X, and Muthuchamy M. Fibronectin
increases the force production of mouse papillary muscles via a5b1 integrin. 3rd
annual CVRI Research Retreat at Temple, Texas 2007.
104.
Yang
Y, Wu X, Wu J et al. Integrin activation results in c-Src
mediated phosphorylation and potentiation of Maxi K channels. FASEB J 2007; 21(5): A538.
105.
Wu
X, Sun Z, Trzeciakowski JP, Meininger
GA and Muthuchamy M. Mechanical properties of the
interaction between fibronectin and α5β1-integrin on cardiomyocytes
studied by atomic force microscopy. 2nd annual CVRI Research Retreat at College
Station Hilton and Conference Center, 2006, p57.
106.
Hein
TW, Razavi HM, Qamirani E,
Wu X, Davis MJ, Kuo L. Activation of smooth muscle
Kir2.1 channels and Na+/K+ ATPase mediates dilation of
coronary arterioles to K+. 2nd annual CVRI Research Retreat at College Station
Hilton and Conference Center, 2006, p38.
107.
Wu
X, Sun Z, Trzeciakowski JP, Meininger GA and Muthuchamy M. Mechanical properties
of the interaction between fibronectin and α5β1-integrin on
cardiomyocytes studied by atomic force microscopy. Circulation, 2006, supplement
II, 114:II-84.
108.
Wu
X, et al. Regulation of native and heterologously expressed BKCa
channels by 51
integrin. 2005 FASEB in San Diego, CA; and 1st annual CVRI Research Retreat at
Temple, Texas, 2005.
109.
Gui
P, Wu X, et al, Mechanosensitivity of heterologously expressed smooth muscle L-type calcium
(Cav1.2b). 2005 FASEB in San Diego, CA.
110.
Li
J, Wu X, Gui P, et al. Regulation of
L-type Ca2+ channels by 51 integrin in
native neuronal cells. 2005 FASEB in San Diego, CA.
111.
Wu
X, Gui P, Meininger GA, Braun AP, Davis MJ.
Regulation of BKCa channels by protein kinases and
alpha5beta1 in vascular smooth muscle and HEK cells. 2004 FASEB in Washington DC.
112.
Gui
P, Wu X, Ling S, Stotz S, Wilson E, Zamponi GW, Braun AP, Davis GE and
Davis MJ. Role of PKA phosphorylation on potentiation of heterologously
expressed smooth muscle L-type calcium channels (Cav1.25b) by alpha5beta1
integrin activation. 2004 FASEB in Washington DC.
113.
Gui
P, Balasubramanian B, Wu X, Ling S, Stotz S, Wilson
E, Zamponi GW, Braun AP, Davis GE
and Davis MJ. Effect of α5β1 Integrin Activation on Heterologously Expressed Cardiac L-type Calcium Channels.
Biophysics Meeting 2004.
114.
Wu
X, et al. Regulation of Ca2+- activated K+ channels by a5b1 integrin. 2003 Biophysics in San
Antonio, TX AND 2003 FASEB in San Diego, CA
115.
Gui
P, Wu X, et al. Modulation of Cav1.2 by a5b1 integrin requires PKA and Src phosphorylation of the a1c channel subunit.
2003 Biophysics in San Antonio, TX AND 2003 FASEB in San Diego, CA
116.
Ling
S, Gui P, Wu X et al. Roles for cSrc and protein kinase A in the modulation of L-type Ca2+
channels by integrins. 2003 Biophysics
in San Antonio, TX.
117.
Wu
X and Davis MJ. Effects of
mechanosensitive ion channel blockers on the vascular myogenic response. 2002 FASEB in New Orleans, LA.
118.
Meininger GA,
Martinez-Lemus LA, Sun Z, Trache A, Wu, X et al. Role of extracellular matrix-integrin
interaction in short and long-term responses to pressure. J Vasc Res, Suppl
1. 2002 European Society for Microcirculation Meeting in Exeter, England.
119.
Wu
X, Davis GE, Meininger GA, Wilson E and Davis M. Role of cytoskeleton and focal adhesion
proteins in regulation of vascular smooth muscle L-type calcium channels by a5b1 integrin. FASEB J, 2001, 15.
120.
Meininger GA, Waitkus-Edwards, KR, Wu X, et al. a4b1 integrin-mediated vasoconstriction of isolated
arterioles occurs through activation of L-type calcium channels. 2001 FASEB,
Orlando, FL.
121.
Wu
X, Davis GE, Wilson E, Meininger GA and Davis M. Regulation of the L-type calcium channel by avb3 and a5b1 integrins
requires signaling between focal adhesion proteins. 2000 FASEB SUMMER RESEARCH CONFERENCES.
122.
Wu
X, Davis GE, Meininger GA, Wilson E and Davis M. Integrin regulation of L-type calcium
channels requires signaling between focal adhesion proteins. FASEB J, 2000, 14(4):A1.
123.
Meininger GA, Platts SH, Wu
X, Davis MJ, Davis GE. Integrins and ion channel sin
vascular smooth muscle. International Symposium on developments in smooth
muscle and endothelial cell signaling. Nagoya, Japan, May,
1999.
124.
Wu
X, Davis GE, Meininger GA, Davis MJ. Role of tyrosine
kinases in modulation of smooth muscle cell calcium channels by a5b1 integrin ligands. FASEB J 13(4): A45, 1999.
125.
Wu
X, Mogford Je, Davis GE, Platts S, Meininger GA and Davis MJ. Modulation of Ca2+
current in arteriolar smooth muscle by avb3 and a5b1 integrin ligands.
Molecular Biology of Cell 9:419a-pos2431, 1998.
126.
Wu
X and Davis MJ. Stretch-activated cation current in vascular smooth muscle.
FASEB J 12(4): A3 (NO.16), 1998.
127.
Wu
X, Meininger GA, Platts SH, Davis GE, Mogford JE, Platts SH and Davis MJ. Electrophysiological
evidence for integrin modulation of calcium channels in rat arteriolar smooth
muscle. Biophysic J 72: A34: M-pos 454, 1997.
128.
Wu
X and Davis MJ. Characterization of stretch activated cation current in
vascular smooth muscle cells. Microcirculation 4(1): 168, 1997.
129.
Wu
X, Mogford JE, Davis GE, Platts S, Meininger GA and Davis MJ. Integrin modulation of calcium
channels in rat arteriolar smooth muscle. Microcirculation 4(1): 136, 1997. (cited by 3)
130.
Xin
Wu, Mogford JE, Platts SH, Davis GE, Meininger GA and Davis MJ. Integrin-mediated dilation of
arterioles in skeletal muscle may involve inhibition of L-type Ca2+
channels. FASEB J 10(3):A54 (NO. 311), 1997.
131.
Xin
Wu, Davis MJ, et al. Coronary arteriolar dilation to KCl
is mediated by an inwardly rectifying K+ channel in smooth muscle.
Microcirculation 3: 110, 1996.
132.
Xin
Wu, Mogford JE, Platts SH, Davis GE, Meininger GA and Davis MJ. Integrin-mediated dilation of
arterioles in skeletal muscle may involve inhibition of L-type Ca2+
channels. The first Texas A&M University Health Science Center Research
Symposium. #68, 1996.
133.
Wu
X, et al. Mechanisms of histamine-induced early afterdepolarizations and
triggered activity in guinea pig papillary muscles. Abstracts of the Third
Congress of Federation of Asian and Oceanian Physiological Societies. Organized
by FAOPS, pp 30, Shanghai, China, Nov. 1994.
134.
Wu
X, et al. The mechanisms of histamine-induced arrhythmia in guinea-pig
ventricular muscle. Proceedings of the XIX Chinese Physiological Conference,
Chinese Association for Physiological Sciences, pp 182, Wuhan, China, May 1994.
135.
Huang
WQ, Wu X, et al. Early and delayed afterdepolarization induced by cardiac
anaphylaxis in guinea pig papillary muscle cells. Proceedings of the XIX
Chinese Physiological Conference, Chinese Association for the Physiological
Sciences, pp 182, Wuhan, China, May 1994.
136.
Wu
X, et al. Mechanisms of early afterdepolarizations and triggered activity in
guinea pig papillary muscles induced by histamine. Journal of Chinese
Pharmaceutical Sciences 3:172, 1994.
137.
Wu
X, et al. Cardiac anaphylaxis-induced early afterdepolarizations
and triggered activity in guinea pig papillary muscles. Proceedings of the
Third China-Japan Joint Meeting on Pharmacology, Sponsored by Chinese and
Japanese Pharmacological Association, pp 133, Beijing, China, May 1993.
138.
Wu
X, et al. Induction of early afterdepolarizations and triggered activity by
histamine in guinea pig papillary muscle. Proceedings of the Third China-Japan
Joint Meeting on Pharmacology, Sponsored by Chinese and Japanese
Pharmacological Association, pp 163, Beijing, China, May 1993.
139.
Wu
X, et al. Mechanisms of early and delayed afterdepolarization
induced by cardiac anaphylaxis. Abstracts of The First Young Physiological
Scientist Meeting (CAPS News Communication, supplement), Sponsored by Chinese
Association for Physiological Sciences, pp 7, Beijing, China, 1993.
Presentation:
1.
Neuropathological and Behavioral Profile of a
Chronic Experimental GWI Model Reminiscent of Neuropsychiatric Signs in
Veterans. Neuroscience 2022. Poster presentation, November 12-16, 2022.
2.
Sex Differences in Electrographic Activity and
Neuronal Injury Patterns in the DFP Model of Status Epilepticus. American
Epilepsy Society (AES) Annual Meeting 2022, Poster presentation. Dec. 2022.
3.
Science and Art behind the US COVID-19 Pandemic
Intervention Strategies. Invited speaker in the Annual Meeting of Alumni
Association of Nantong University in North America, Dec. 19, 2021. Zoom
presentation.
4.
Science and Art behind the US COVID-19
pandemic. Seminar speaker in the
Department of Neuroscience and Experimental Therapeutics, Texas A&M Health
Science Center, Bryan, Texas, Nov.16, 2021
5.
Comparative profile of refractory status epilepticus
models following exposure of three distinct cholinergic agents. AES 2021 Annual
Meeting, Poster Session #: 3.063. Chicago, IL, Dec. 6. 2021.
6.
Long-term Changes in Neuroimaging Markers, Cognitive
Function and Psychiatric Symptoms in an Experimental Model of Gulf War Illness.
Neuroscience 2021, 50th Annual Meeting. Abs #: 5346. Chicago, IL, Nov. 8, 2021.
7.
Current compromised COVID-19 public health
strategies on the potential neurological diseases care in the US. Speaker in
Neuroscience across Texas! Dec. 3rd, 2020. Texas A&M University.
Zoom Presentation.
8.
Are we ready for the NExT
worst outbreak? Facts behind the data of COVID‑19 pandemic in the US. Journal
Club speaker in Department of Neuroscience and Experimental Therapeutics, Texas
A&M Health Science Center, Bryan, Texas, Sept. 9, 2020. Zoom Presentation.
9.
The long-term epileptogenic impact of stroke in
mature adult and reproductive senescent female rats. (1) American Epilepsy
Society Annual Meeting, Dec. 7, 2019. (2) Texas
A&M Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience, Winter Symposium 2019, Dec.
2019
10.
Midazolam-Resistant Seizures and Brain Injury following
Acute Intoxication of Diisopropylfluorophosphate, an Organophosphate Pesticide
and Surrogate for Nerve Agents. 2018 American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting,
New Orleans, LA, Dec. 1, 2018.
11.
Benzodiazepine-Refractory Status Epilepticus,
Neuroinflammation, and Interneuron Neurodegeneration after Acute
Organophosphate Intoxication. 2018 American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting,
New Orleans, LA, Dec. 1, 2018.
12.
Efficacy of Phenobarbital for the Treatment of
Organophosphate-Induced Refractory Status Epilepticus and Neuronal Injury. 2017 Annual Meeting of the American Epilepsy
Society, Washington DC, Dec. 3, 2017.
13. Fibronectin Modulates Neuroplasticity in Hippocampal Neurons via
Alpha5Beta1-Integrins in Epilepsy. 2016 Annual Meeting of the American Epilepsy
Society, Houston, Texas, Dec. 3, 2016.
14.
Role of integrin in epileptogenesis.
Seminar speaker in Department of Neuroscience and Experimental Therapeutics,
Texas A&M Health Science Center, Bryan, Texas, Oct. 2016.
15.
Role of extracellular matrix protein
fibronectin-integrin signaling in the hippocampal dentate gyrus in epilepsy.
Experimental Biology, April 3rd, 2016, San Diego, CA. (FASEB J April
2016 30:705.2.)
16.
Midazolam Refractory Seizures and Brain Injury
Following Acute Organophosphate Intoxication. (A)
American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting, Dec. 2014. (B) 7th Annual Symposium, Texas A&M
Institute for Neuroscience, March, 2015.
17.
Fibronectin-Induced Mechanotransduction Mediated by alpha (5) beta (1) Integrin
requires intracellular signaling in Mouse Cardiomyocytes. 4th Cardiovascular
Research Symposium at Texas A&M Health Science Center, Temple, Texas 2013.
18.
Extracellular matrix-integrin mediated mechanotransduction in cardiovascular diseases. Seminar
speaker in The Edward Via College of Osteopathic
Medicine - Virginia Campus, Blacksburg, Virginia, June. 2013.
19.
Blood pressure regulation. Seminar speaker in The Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine -
Carolinas Campus, Spartanburg, South Carolina, Jan. 31. 2013
20.
Atomic force microscopy study of ECM-integrin
modulation of neuroplasticity in the hippocampal dentate granule cells in
epilepsy. Abstract# 4962, Experimental Biology 2012, San Diego, CA. The Fourth Annual Faculty of Neuroscience
Symposium, Texas A&M Health Science Center, April 2012.
21.
Ovarian cycle-related effects of neurosteroids
on GABA-A receptor-mediated phasic and tonic currents in the hippocampus.
Abstract# 5008, Experimental
Biology
2012, San Diego, CA.
22.
Integrin and human health. Seminar speaker in
Department of
Neuroscience and Experimental Therapeutics, Texas A&M Health Science
Center, Bryan, Texas, Feb, 2012.
23.
Regulation
of cardiac and neuronal L-type calcium channels by α5β1 integrin
activation requires protein phosphorylation. The 16th
Annual College of Medicine Graduate Student Organization Student Research
Symposium, May 2011.
24.
Ovarian Cycle-Related Neurosteroid
Potentiation of GABAA Receptor Currents in Acutely Dissociated Hippocampal
Neurons. The Third Annual Faculty of Neuroscience Symposium, Texas A&M
Health Science Center, April 2011.
25.
Integrin mediated mechanotransduction
in cardiovascular diseases. Seminar speaker in Vascular Biology and Hypertension
Branch. National Heart, Lung, and Blood
Institute,
National Institutes of Health, Nov.
9, 2010.
26.
Fibronectin-Induced Mechanotransduction
Mediated by alpha (5) beta (1) Integrin Requires Calcium and Vinculin in Mouse
Cardiomyocytes. Scientific Sessions 2010, American Heart Association, 2010
(First Author: Xin Wu; oral presented by Dr. Meininger.).
27. Regulation of
cardiac (Cav1.2a), smooth muscle (Cav1.2b) and neuronal (Cav1.2c) L-type
calcium channels by a5b1 integrin
activation. Texas A&M Health Science Center Research Symposium, November
11-12, 2010, College Station, TX
28.
Fibronectin Increases Mouse Cardiac Contractility
via alpha (5) beta (1) Integrin. Scientific Sessions 2009, American Heart
Association, 2009 (oral presentation).
29.
Mechanical properties of the interaction between
fibronectin and integrins on diabetic cardiomyocytes. Scientific Sessions 2008,
American
Heart Association, 2008.
30.
Modulation of Mechanical Properties of the
Interaction between Fibronectin and Integrins on Cardiomyocytes. The Cardiovascular
Research Institute, Texas A&M HSC, September 4, 2008 (Annual CVRI Seminar).
31. Fibronectin
increases the force production of mouse papillary muscles via α5β1 integrin.
3rd annual CVRI Research Retreat at Temple, Texas 2007.
32. Fibronectin
modulated cardiac mechanotransduction via α5β1 integrin.
Dalton Cardiovascular Research Center, University of Missouri at Columbia, MO,
May 2007.
33. Mechanical properties of the interaction between fibronectin and
α5β1-integrin on cardiomyocytes studied by atomic force microscopy. 2nd
annual CVRI Research Retreat at College Station Hilton and Conference Center,
2006, p57.
34. Mechanical properties of the interaction between fibronectin and
α5β1-integrin on cardiomyocytes studied by atomic force microscopy. Scientific
Conferences of American Heart Association, 2006.
35. Regulation of
native and heterologously expressed BKCa channels by α5β1 integrin. Experimental
Biology 2005 and 1st annual CVRI Research Retreat at Temple,
Texas, 2005 (oral).
36. Integrins mediated mechanotransduction in
cardiovascular diseases. Featured Seminar Speaker, Nantong
University College of Medicine, 2005.
37. Integrins and Diseases. Featured Seminar Speaker. Educational
Hospital of Nantong University College of Medicine, 2004.
38. Regulation of BK
channels by protein kinases and alpha5beta1 in vascular smooth muscle and HEK
cells. 2004 FASEB in Washington DC.
39. Ion channels
modulated by integrins. Conference of smooth muscle ion channels at the Texas
A&M University College of Medicine, 2003 (oral).
40. Role of
cytoskeleton and focal adhesion proteins in regulation of vascular smooth
muscle L-type calcium channels by α5β1 integrin. Experimental Biology 2001 ™ March-April 2001, Orlando, FL
41. Integrins and ion channels. Featured Seminar Speaker, Nantong Medical
College, 2001.
42. Integrin
regulation of L-type calcium channels requires signaling between focal adhesion
proteins. Experimental Biology 2000 ™,
April 2000, San Diego, CA
43. Role of tyrosine
kinases in modulation of smooth muscle cell calcium channels by a5b1 integrin ligands. Experimental
Biology 99 ™, April 1999, Washington DC
44. Modulation of Ca2+
current in arteriolar smooth muscle by avb3 and a5b1 integrin ligands. 1998 ASCB Annual Meeting, Dec. 1998, San
Francisco, CA,
45. Stretch-activated
cation current in vascular smooth muscle. An
Annual Meeting of Professional Research Scientists, Experimental Biology 98 ™,
April 1998, San Francisco, CA.
46. Electrophysiological
evidence for integrin modulation of calcium channels in rat arteriolar smooth
muscle. The Forty-first Annual Meeting of Biophysical Society. March 1997, New Orleans, Louisiana.
47. Characterization
of stretch activated cation current in vascular smooth muscle cells. 44th Annual Microcirculatory Society
Conference. April 1997, New
Orleans, Louisiana.
48. Integrin
modulation of calcium channels in rat arteriolar smooth muscle. 44th Annual Microcirculatory Society
Conference. April 1997, New Orleans,
Louisiana.
49. Coronary
arteriolar dilation to KCl is mediated by an inwardly
rectifying K+ channel in smooth muscle. 43th Annual
Microcirculatory Society Conference. April
1996, NIH Natcher
Building, Bethesda, MD
50. Integrin-mediated
dilation of arterioles in skeletal muscle may involve inhibition of L-type Ca2+ channels.
An Annual Meeting of Professional
Research Scientists, Experimental Biology 96 ™, April 1996, Washington, DC.
51. Integrin-mediated
dilation of arterioles in skeletal muscle may involve inhibition of L-type Ca2+ channels.
TAMU Health Science Center Research Symposium, June 1996, Texas.
52. Mechanisms of
histamine-induced early afterdepolarizations and triggered activity in guinea
pig papillary muscles. The Third Congress of Federation of Asian
and Oceanian Physiological Societies.
Organized by FAOPS, Nov. 1994, Shanghai, China.
53. The mechanisms of
histamine-induced arrhythmia in guinea-pig ventricular muscle. The
XIX Chinese Physiological Conference, Chinese
Association for Physiological Sciences, May 1994, Wuhan, China.
54. Early and delayed
afterdepolarization induced by cardiac anaphylaxis in guinea pig papillary
muscle cells. The XIX Chinese
Physiological Conference, Chinese Association for Physiological Sciences, May
1994, Wuhan, China.
55. Cardiac
anaphylaxis-induced early afterdepolarizations and triggered activity in guinea
pig papillary muscles. The Third
China-Japan Joint Meeting on Pharmacology, Sponsored by Chinese and Japanese
Pharmacological Association, May 1993, Beijing, China.
56. Induction of early
afterdepolarizations and triggered activity by histamine in guinea pig
papillary muscle. The Third China-Japan
Joint Meeting on Pharmacology, Sponsored by Chinese and Japanese
Pharmacological Association, May 1993, Beijing, China.
Popular Medical Science:
1.
Wu
C and Wu X. Number talks: health care, we care. 2010 (online publication).
2.
Wu
X. The cardiovascular diseases are the No. 1 killer in USA. Xinmin Evening News
(daily) - US Edition, 1997, July 23rd, pp 4.
3.
Wu
X. Brief Reviews on 1901-1989 Medical Physiology/Medicine Nobel Prize Award.
Acta Acad Med Nantong, 1989, 9(suppl):64.
4.
Wu
X. Probe secrets of the human longevity. Longevity, 1990, 54(1):49-50.
5.
Wu
X. How to inspect your pulse and respiration. Popular Health, 1989, 4:10.
6.
Wu
X. Something about your body temperature. Popular Science on Health, 1988,
5:24.
7.
Wu
X. How does food digest through the digestive system? Popular Science on
Health, 1988, 5:15.
8.
Wu X. How to inspire medical student
with critical thinking. Nantong
Medical College Monthly (newspaper). Dec 3, 1985.
Other published
works (Health Care, including Public Health and Medicine, is both a Science and
an Art)
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2016.11 |
Two photographs of Texas A&M Health Science
Center published in The Synapse (online Peer-reviewed Newsletter), Texas
A&M College of Medicine community |
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2017.04 |
Two photographs of Texas A&M Health Science
Center published in The Synapse (online Peer-reviewed Newsletter), Texas
A&M College of Medicine community |
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2017.12 |
Two posts received top 1 and 3 highlights in social
networks (App) of American Epilepsy Society Meeting, Dec. 2, 2017 |
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2018.10 |
Four photographs of Texas A&M Health Science
Center published in The Synapse (online Peer-reviewed Newsletter), Texas
A&M College of Medicine community |
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2019.12 |
Four photographs of Texas A&M Health Science
Center published in The Synapse (online Peer-reviewed Newsletter), Texas
A&M College of Medicine community |
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2020.08 |
One photo for appreciating covid-19 frontline health
professional published in The Synapse (online Peer-reviewed Newsletter),
Texas A&M College of Medicine community, Aug. issue |
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2020.10 |
Two photos for covid-19 frontline health
professional published in KBTX website, college station, TX |
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2022.
12 |
One
Dept. faculty retreat photo published in Dean Christmas greeting video of
school of Medicine. |