Brett Adams
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Also affiliated: Louisiana State University (1991); Utah State University (2000–2023); University of Iowa (1997–1999); Arkansas Children's Hospital (2023); Geoscience Australia (2021); Howard Hughes Medical Institute (1997); University of Cape Town (1986–1992); University of California, Irvine (1987–1989); Curtin University (2003–2011); Kyoto University (1990–1994); Columbia University Irving Medical Center (2016); Groote Schuur Hospital (1987–1992); Israel Ministry of Health (2020–2021); University Medical Center (1991); Yale University (1997); Israel National Institute for Health Policy Research (2020–2021); Kyoto College of Medical Science (1990); University Hospital and Clinics (1991); Capital and Coast District Health Board (2016–2018); Colorado State University (1989–1996)
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Brett Adams' research focuses on the physiological mechanisms underlying muscle contraction and calcium signaling. His work utilizes animal models, including rabbits and mice, as well as cell lines to investigate the role of calcium channels and membrane potentials in muscle function. Adams has published extensively on these topics, with a notable h-index of 25 and over 2,600 citations across 131 publications, indicating a significant contribution to his field. His recent work also extends to areas such as the synergistic effects of cannabinoids and opioids on pain relief in mice, and the evaluation of cannabis terpenes and their interaction with cannabinoid receptors. This broader scope suggests an interest in neuropharmacology and pain management, potentially informed by his Faculty Opinions recommendations on related research.
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- h-index: 25
- Publications: 132
- Citations: 2,652
Selected Publications
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456 Targeting training: early experiences from a prospective home spirometry study with structured training and coaching (2023)
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- 456 Targeting training: early experiences from a prospective home spirometry study with structured training and coaching
- 456 Targeting training: early experiences from a prospective home spirometry study with structured training and coaching
- 456 Targeting training: early experiences from a prospective home spirometry study with structured training and coaching
- 456 Targeting training: early experiences from a prospective home spirometry study with structured training and coaching
- 456 Targeting training: early experiences from a prospective home spirometry study with structured training and coaching
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