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); Arkansas Children's Research Institute (2023); Colorado State University (1989–1996)
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Brett Adams' research focuses on the molecular mechanisms underlying skeletal muscle excitation-contraction coupling. His work has investigated the role of the dihydropyridine receptor, a critical component in this process. Studies have examined specific regions within the dihydropyridine receptor, including repeat I and the II-III loop, and their influence on calcium channel activation kinetics and charge movement. Adams has also explored the function of truncated dihydropyridine receptors, demonstrating their capability to act as both voltage sensors and calcium channels.
His research has employed various model systems, including cell lines and animal models such as mice and rabbits, to elucidate these physiological processes. Adams' publications in this area have contributed to understanding how genetic variations or alterations in these receptors can impact muscle function. Beyond his primary research, Adams has also published on topics related to endurance exercise and hydration in athletes.
With an h-index of 25 and over 2,675 citations across 132 publications, Adams is recognized as a highly cited researcher. He maintains an active lab website and has been recently active in research, with his most recent publication in 2023.
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- h-index: 25
- Publications: 132
- Citations: 2,675
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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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