Amber L Alhadeff, PhD
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Neuroscience
Instructor, University of Pennsylvania
School of Arts and Sciences
Department: Neuroscience
Graduate Group Affiliations
Contact information
3500 Market Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Philadelphia, PA 19104
Lab: 2675194870
Publications
Education:
BA (Biology)
University of Pennsylvania, 2009.
MA (Psychology)
University of Pennsylvania, 2012.
PhD (Psychology)
University of Pennsylvania, 2015.
Permanent linkBA (Biology)
University of Pennsylvania, 2009.
MA (Psychology)
University of Pennsylvania, 2012.
PhD (Psychology)
University of Pennsylvania, 2015.
Selected Publications
Alhadeff Amber L, Betley J Nicholas: Escaping the Heat: A Hindbrain Circuit Essential for Nocifensive Behavior. Neuron 100(6): 1277-1279, Dec 2018.He Zhenyan, Gao Yong, Alhadeff Amber L, Castorena Carlos M, Huang Yiru, Lieu Linh, Afrin Sadia, Sun Jia, Betley J Nicholas, Guo Hongbo, Williams Kevin W: Cellular and synaptic reorganization of arcuate NPY/AgRP and POMC neurons after exercise. Molecular metabolism 18: 107-119, Dec 2018.
Alhadeff Amber L, Su Zhenwei, Hernandez Elen, Klima Michelle L, Phillips Sophie Z, Holland Ruby A, Guo Caiying, Hantman Adam W, De Jonghe Bart C, Betley J Nicholas: A Neural Circuit for the Suppression of Pain by a Competing Need State. Cell 173(1): 140-152.e15, 03 2018.
Su Zhenwei, Alhadeff Amber L, Betley J Nicholas: Nutritive, Post-ingestive Signals Are the Primary Regulators of AgRP Neuron Activity. Cell reports 21(10): 2724-2736, Dec 2017.
Alhadeff Amber L, Mergler Blake D, Zimmer Derek J, Turner Christopher A, Reiner David J, Schmidt Heath D, Grill Harvey J, Hayes Matthew R: Endogenous Glucagon-like Peptide-1 Receptor Signaling in the Nucleus Tractus Solitarius is Required for Food Intake Control. Neuropsychopharmacology : official publication of the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology 42(7): 1471-1479, Jun 2017.
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