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Arthur English PhD

  • Department of Rehabilitation Medicine
    Professor
  • (404) 727-6250
  • medae@emory.edu
  • PubMed
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Overview

My research program investigates recovery from peripheral nerve injuries. We study this at three levels. First, the enhancement of axon regeneration following nerve injuries using moderate exercise is being studied in genetically manipulated mice. Of particular interest is the interaction of neuronal activity, gonadal hormones, and neurotrophins. Second, we study the plasticity of synapses in the spinal cord following nerve injury and whether exercise can reverse injury-induced changes. Of special interest is the role of axonal protein synthesis. Finally, we study the effects of exercise on functional recovery after nerve injury as part of a PPG from the National Center for Medical Rehabilitation Research of NICHD.
Lab Personnel
Postdoctoral fellows: Patricia J. Ward, Poonam Jaiswal (http://www.researchgate.net/profile/Poonam_Jaiswal4)

Grad students: Kristen Sanders, Claire McGregor

Academic Appointment

Education

Degrees

  • PhD from University of Illinois Medical Center
  • BS from University of Oregon
  • BS from University of Illinois Medical Center

Research

Publications

  • Disruption of G3BP1 granules promotes mammalian CNS and PNS axon regeneration.
    Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A Volume: 122 Page(s): e2411811122
    03/04/2025 Authors: Sahoo PK; Agrawal M; Hanovice N; Ward PJ; Desai M; Smith TP; SiMa H; Dulin JN; Vaughn LS; Tuszynski MH
  • GABA and Glycine Synaptic Release on Axotomized Motoneuron Cell Bodies Promotes Motor Axon Regeneration.
    Eur J Neurosci Volume: 61 Page(s): e70045
    03/01/2025 Authors: Wood RL; Calvo PM; McCallum WM; English AW; Alvarez FJ
  • Water-circulating probes significantly modify lesion length and axon damage in cooled radiofrequency ablations when compared with similar-sized standard radiofrequency probes in rats.
    Reg Anesth Pain Med Volume: 49 Page(s): 448 - 454
    06/03/2024 Authors: Cobbs A; Alas G; Yadav R; Mayeux J; Eckmann MS; Provenzano DA; English AW; Washington A; Wang R
  • Air-stepping in the neonatal mouse: a powerful tool for analyzing early stages of rhythmic limb movement development.
    J Neurophysiol Volume: 131 Page(s): 321 - 337
    02/01/2024 Authors: Mistretta OC; Wood RL; English AW; Alvarez FJ
  • Treatments with the specific -secretase inhibitor, compound 11, promote the regeneration of motor and sensory axons after peripheral nerve injury.
    Eur J Neurosci Volume: 58 Page(s): 3555 - 3568
    09/01/2023 Authors: Isaacson RH; Carrasco DI; Holliday H; Kang SS; Khan S; Kim D; Liu X; Ye K; English AW
  • Proportions of four distinct classes of sensory neurons are retained even when axon regeneration is enhanced following peripheral nerve injury.
    Front Neuroanat Volume: 17 Page(s): 1303888
    01/01/2023 Authors: Khan S; Carrasco DI; Isaacson R; English AW
  • Enhancing Motor and Sensory Axon Regeneration after Peripheral Nerve Injury Using Bioluminescent Optogenetics.
    Int J Mol Sci Volume: 23
    12/16/2022 Authors: Ecanow A; Berglund K; Carrasco D; Isaacson R; English AW
  • Oral Treatments With the TrkB Ligand Prodrug, R13, Promote Enhanced Axon Regeneration Following Peripheral Nerve Injury.
    Front Cell Neurosci Volume: 16 Page(s): 857664
    01/01/2022 Authors: English AW; Carrasco D; Hoffman D; Isaacson R; Kang SS; Khan S; Liu X; Ye K
  • Bioluminescent Optogenetics: A Novel Experimental Therapy to Promote Axon Regeneration after Peripheral Nerve Injury.
    Int J Mol Sci Volume: 22
    07/05/2021 Authors: English AW; Berglund K; Carrasco D; Goebel K; Gross RE; Isaacson R; Mistretta OC; Wynans C
  • Neuronal androgen receptor is required for activity dependent enhancement of peripheral nerve regeneration.
    Dev Neurobiol Volume: 81 Page(s): 411 - 423
    05/01/2021 Authors: Ward PJ; Davey RA; Zajac JD; English AW
  • Early regeneration of axons following peripheral nerve injury is enhanced if p75NTR is eliminated from the surrounding pathway.
    Eur J Neurosci Volume: 53 Page(s): 663 - 672
    01/01/2021 Authors: McGregor C; Sabatier M; English A
  • Asparagine Endopeptidase ( Secretase), an Enzyme Implicated in Alzheimer's Disease Pathology, Is an Inhibitor of Axon Regeneration in Peripheral Nerves.
    eNeuro Volume: 8
    01/01/2021 Authors: English AW; Liu X; Mistretta OC; Ward PJ; Ye K
  • Physiological and functional responses of water-cooled versus traditional radiofrequency ablation of peripheral nerves in rats.
    Reg Anesth Pain Med Volume: 45 Page(s): 792 - 798
    10/01/2020 Authors: Zachariah C; Mayeux J; Alas G; Adesina S; Mistretta OC; Ward PJ; Chen A; English AW; Washington AV
  • Mutations in the Scn8a DIIS4 voltage sensor reveal new distinctions among hypomorphic and null Nav 1.6 sodium channels.
    Genes Brain Behav Volume: 19 Page(s): e12612
    04/01/2020 Authors: Inglis GAS; Wong JC; Butler KM; Thelin JT; Mistretta OC; Wu X; Lin X; English AW; Escayg A
  • Motoneuron activity is required for enhancements in functional recovery after peripheral nerve injury in exercised female mice.
    J Neurosci Res Volume: 98 Page(s): 448 - 457
    03/01/2020 Authors: Jaiswal PB; Tung JK; Gross RE; English AW
  • Effect of exosomes from adipose-derived stem cells on the apoptosis of Schwann cells in peripheral nerve injury.
    CNS Neurosci Ther Volume: 26 Page(s): 189 - 196
    02/01/2020 Authors: Liu C-Y; Yin G; Sun Y-D; Lin Y-F; Xie Z; English AW; Li Q-F; Lin H-D
  • Synaptic Plasticity on Motoneurons After Axotomy: A Necessary Change in Paradigm.
    Front Mol Neurosci Volume: 13 Page(s): 68
    01/01/2020 Authors: Alvarez FJ; Rotterman TM; Akhter ET; Lane AR; English AW; Cope TC
  • Sciatic Nerve Cut and Repair Using Fibrin Glue in Adult Mice.
    Bio Protoc Volume: 9
    09/20/2019 Authors: Akhter ET; Rotterman TM; English AW; Alvarez FJ
  • Effects of Repeated 20-Hz Electrical Stimulation on Functional Recovery Following Peripheral Nerve Injury.
    Neurorehabil Neural Repair Volume: 33 Page(s): 775 - 784
    09/01/2019 Authors: Park S; Liu C-Y; Ward PJ; Jaiswal PB; English AW
  • Optical Stimulation and Electrophysiological Analysis of Regenerating Peripheral Axons.
    Bio Protoc Volume: 9
    06/20/2019 Authors: Ward PJ; English AW
  • The Val66Met BDNF Polymorphism and Peripheral Nerve Injury: Enhanced Regeneration in Mouse Met-Carriers Is Not Further Improved With Activity-Dependent Treatment.
    Neurorehabil Neural Repair Volume: 33 Page(s): 407 - 418
    06/01/2019 Authors: McGregor CE; Irwin AM; English AW
  • COOLED RADIOFREQUENCY ABLATION PRODUCES ENHANCED THERMAL LESIONS AND LEADS TO BENEFICIAL NEUROADAPTIONS IN VIVO
    Volume: 27 Page(s): S417 - S417
    04/01/2019 Authors: Zachariah C; Mayeux J; Adesina S; Alas G; Lightner K; Mistretta O; Ward J; Chen A; English A; Washington A
  • Removal of the Potassium Chloride Co-Transporter from the Somatodendritic Membrane of Axotomized Motoneurons Is Independent of BDNF/TrkB Signaling But Is Controlled by Neuromuscular Innervation.
    eNeuro Volume: 6
    01/01/2019 Authors: Akhter ET; Griffith RW; English AW; Alvarez FJ
  • Axonal G3BP1 stress granule protein limits axonal mRNA translation and nerve regeneration.
    Nat Commun Volume: 9 Page(s): 3358
    08/22/2018 Authors: Sahoo PK; Lee SJ; Jaiswal PB; Alber S; Kar AN; Miller-Randolph S; Taylor EE; Smith T; Singh B; Ho TS-Y
  • Chemogenetic Enhancement of Axon Regeneration Following Peripheral Nerve Injury in the SLICK-A Mouse.
    Brain Sci Volume: 8
    05/22/2018 Authors: Jaiswal PB; Mistretta OC; Ward PJ; English AW
  • Time course of functional recovery during the first 3 mo after surgical transection and repair of nerves to the feline soleus and lateral gastrocnemius muscles.
    J Neurophysiol Volume: 119 Page(s): 1166 - 1185
    03/01/2018 Authors: Gregor RJ; Maas H; Bulgakova MA; Oliver A; English AW; Prilutsky BI
  • Optogenetically enhanced axon regeneration: motor versus sensory neuron-specific stimulation.
    Eur J Neurosci Volume: 47 Page(s): 294 - 304
    02/01/2018 Authors: Ward PJ; Clanton SL; English AW
  • Goodbye and Thank You.
    Cells Tissues Organs Volume: 205 Page(s): 251 - 252
    01/01/2018 Authors: Denker H-W; English AW
  • The Role of BDNF in Peripheral Nerve Regeneration: Activity-Dependent Treatments and Val66Met.
    Front Cell Neurosci Volume: 12 Page(s): 522
    01/01/2018 Authors: McGregor CE; English AW
  • Immunoengineering nerve repair.
    Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A Volume: 114 Page(s): E5077 - E5084
    06/27/2017 Authors: Mokarram N; Dymanus K; Srinivasan A; Lyon JG; Tipton J; Chu J; English AW; Bellamkonda RV
  • Chemogenetic enhancement of functional recovery after a sciatic nerve injury.
    Eur J Neurosci Volume: 45 Page(s): 1252 - 1257
    05/01/2017 Authors: Jaiswal PB; English AW
  • Differential Expression of Sox11 and Bdnf mRNA Isoforms in the Injured and Regenerating Nervous Systems.
    Front Mol Neurosci Volume: 10 Page(s): 354
    01/01/2017 Authors: Struebing FL; Wang J; Li Y; King R; Mistretta OC; English AW; Geisert EE
  • Upslope treadmill exercise enhances motor axon regeneration but not functional recovery following peripheral nerve injury.
    J Neurophysiol Volume: 116 Page(s): 1408 - 1417
    09/01/2016 Authors: Cannoy J; Crowley S; Jarratt A; Werts KL; Osborne K; Park S; English AW
  • A regenerative microchannel device for recording multiple single-unit action potentials in awake, ambulatory animals.
    Eur J Neurosci Volume: 43 Page(s): 474 - 485
    02/01/2016 Authors: Srinivasan A; Tipton J; Tahilramani M; Kharbouch A; Gaupp E; Song C; Venkataraman P; Falcone J; Lacour SP; Stanley GB
  • Strategies to promote peripheral nerve regeneration: electrical stimulation and/or exercise.
    Eur J Neurosci Volume: 43 Page(s): 336 - 350
    02/01/2016 Authors: Gordon T; English AW
  • Selective Requirement for Maintenance of Synaptic Contacts onto Motoneurons by Target-Derived trkB Receptors.
    Neural Plast Volume: 2016 Page(s): 2371893
    01/01/2016 Authors: Zhu X; Ward PJ; English AW
  • Optically-Induced Neuronal Activity Is Sufficient to Promote Functional Motor Axon Regeneration In Vivo.
    PLoS One Volume: 11 Page(s): e0154243
    01/01/2016 Authors: Ward PJ; Jones LN; Mulligan A; Goolsby W; Wilhelm JC; English AW
  • Pathways Mediating Activity-Induced Enhancement of Recovery From Peripheral Nerve Injury.
    Exerc Sport Sci Rev Volume: 43 Page(s): 163 - 171
    07/01/2015 Authors: Sabatier MJ; English AW
  • Delaying the onset of treadmill exercise following peripheral nerve injury has different effects on axon regeneration and motoneuron synaptic plasticity.
    J Neurophysiol Volume: 113 Page(s): 2390 - 2399
    04/01/2015 Authors: Brandt J; Evans JT; Mildenhall T; Mulligan A; Konieczny A; Rose SJ; English AW
  • Functional recordings from awake, behaving rodents through a microchannel based regenerative neural interface.
    J Neural Eng Volume: 12 Page(s): 016017
    02/01/2015 Authors: Gore RK; Choi Y; Bellamkonda R; English A
  • Microchannel-based regenerative scaffold for chronic peripheral nerve interfacing in amputees.
    Biomaterials Volume: 41 Page(s): 151 - 165
    02/01/2015 Authors: Srinivasan A; Tahilramani M; Bentley JT; Gore RK; Millard DC; Mukhatyar VJ; Joseph A; Haque AS; Stanley GB; English AW
  • Neuronal BDNF signaling is necessary for the effects of treadmill exercise on synaptic stripping of axotomized motoneurons.
    Neural Plast Volume: 2015 Page(s): 392591
    01/01/2015 Authors: Krakowiak J; Liu C; Papudesu C; Ward PJ; Wilhelm JC; English AW
  • Exercise, neurotrophins, and axon regeneration in the PNS.
    Physiology (Bethesda) Volume: 29 Page(s): 437 - 445
    11/01/2014 Authors: English AW; Wilhelm JC; Ward PJ
  • Enhancement of peripheral nerve regeneration due to treadmill training and electrical stimulation is dependent on androgen receptor signaling.
    Dev Neurobiol Volume: 74 Page(s): 531 - 540
    05/01/2014 Authors: Thompson NJ; Sengelaub DR; English AW
  • The effects of exercise on synaptic stripping require androgen receptor signaling.
    PLoS One Volume: 9 Page(s): e98633
    01/01/2014 Authors: Liu C; Ward PJ; English AW
  • Preface.
    Cells Tissues Organs Volume: 200 Page(s): 5
    01/01/2014 Authors: Kingham PJ; Wiberg M; English AW
  • Small-molecule trkB agonists promote axon regeneration in cut peripheral nerves.
    Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A Volume: 110 Page(s): 16217 - 16222
    10/01/2013 Authors: English AW; Liu K; Nicolini JM; Mulligan AM; Ye K
  • Effects of treadmill training on functional recovery following peripheral nerve injury in rats.
    J Neurophysiol Volume: 109 Page(s): 2645 - 2657
    06/01/2013 Authors: Boeltz T; Ireland M; Mathis K; Nicolini J; Poplavski K; Rose SJ; Wilson E; English AW
  • Sex differences in the effectiveness of treadmill training in enhancing axon regeneration in injured peripheral nerves.
    Dev Neurobiol Volume: 72 Page(s): 688 - 698
    05/01/2012 Authors: Wood K; Wilhelm JC; Sabatier MJ; Liu K; Gu J; English AW
  • PlexinA4 distribution in the adult rat spinal cord and dorsal root ganglia.
    J Chem Neuroanat Volume: 44 Page(s): 1 - 13
    05/01/2012 Authors: Gutekunst C-A; Stewart EN; Franz CK; English AW; Gross RE
  • Cooperative roles of BDNF expression in neurons and Schwann cells are modulated by exercise to facilitate nerve regeneration.
    J Neurosci Volume: 32 Page(s): 5002 - 5009
    04/04/2012 Authors: Wilhelm JC; Xu M; Cucoranu D; Chmielewski S; Holmes T; Lau KS; Bassell GJ; English AW
  • Chondroitinase ABC reduces time to muscle reinnervation and improves functional recovery after sciatic nerve transection in rats.
    J Neurophysiol Volume: 107 Page(s): 747 - 757
    02/01/2012 Authors: Sabatier MJ; To BN; Rose S; Nicolini J; English AW
  • Axonal Localization of transgene mRNA in mature PNS and CNS neurons.
    J Neurosci Volume: 31 Page(s): 14481 - 14487
    10/12/2011 Authors: Willis DE; Xu M; Donnelly CJ; Tep C; Kendall M; Erenstheyn M; English AW; Schanen NC; Kirn-Safran CB; Yoon SO
  • Limited availability of ZBP1 restricts axonal mRNA localization and nerve regeneration capacity.
    EMBO J Volume: 30 Page(s): 4665 - 4677
    09/30/2011 Authors: Donnelly CJ; Willis DE; Xu M; Tep C; Jiang C; Yoo S; Schanen NC; Kirn-Safran CB; van Minnen J; English A
  • Enhancing recovery from peripheral nerve injury using treadmill training.
    Ann Anat Volume: 193 Page(s): 354 - 361
    07/01/2011 Authors: English AW; Wilhelm JC; Sabatier MJ
  • Neurotrophin-4/5 is implicated in the enhancement of axon regeneration produced by treadmill training following peripheral nerve injury.
    Eur J Neurosci Volume: 33 Page(s): 2265 - 2271
    06/01/2011 Authors: English AW; Cucoranu D; Mulligan A; Rodriguez JA; Sabatier MJ
  • Effect of slope and sciatic nerve injury on ankle muscle recruitment and hindlimb kinematics during walking in the rat.
    J Exp Biol Volume: 214 Page(s): 1007 - 1016
    03/15/2011 Authors: Sabatier MJ; To BN; Nicolini J; English AW
  • Misdirection of regenerating axons and functional recovery following sciatic nerve injury in rats.
    J Comp Neurol Volume: 519 Page(s): 21 - 33
    01/01/2011 Authors: Hamilton SK; Hinkle ML; Nicolini J; Rambo LN; Rexwinkle AM; Rose SJ; Sabatier MJ; Backus D; English AW
  • Effect of axon misdirection on recovery of electromyographic activity and kinematics after peripheral nerve injury.
    Cells Tissues Organs Volume: 193 Page(s): 298 - 309
    01/01/2011 Authors: Sabatier MJ; To BN; Nicolini J; English AW
  • H-reflex up-conditioning encourages recovery of EMG activity and H-reflexes after sciatic nerve transection and repair in rats.
    J Neurosci Volume: 30 Page(s): 16128 - 16136
    12/01/2010 Authors: Chen Y; Wang Y; Chen L; Sun C; English AW; Wolpaw JR; Chen XY
  • Locomotor changes in length and EMG activity of feline medial gastrocnemius muscle following paralysis of two synergists.
    Exp Brain Res Volume: 203 Page(s): 681 - 692
    06/01/2010 Authors: Maas H; Gregor RJ; Hodson-Tole EF; Farrell BJ; English AW; Prilutsky BI
  • Effects of Upslope Treadmill Exercise On Axon Regeneration in Peripheral Nerves
    Volume: 42 Page(s): 45 - 45
    05/01/2010 Authors: Sabatier MJ; Kaufman M; English AW
  • Treadmill training enhances axon regeneration in injured mouse peripheral nerves without increased loss of topographic specificity.
    J Comp Neurol Volume: 517 Page(s): 245 - 255
    11/10/2009 Authors: English AW; Cucoranu D; Mulligan A; Sabatier M
  • Thin-film enhanced nerve guidance channels for peripheral nerve repair.
    Biomaterials Volume: 30 Page(s): 3834 - 3846
    08/01/2009 Authors: Clements IP; Kim Y-T; English AW; Lu X; Chung A; Bellamkonda RV
  • Treadmill training promotes axon regeneration in injured peripheral nerves.
    Exp Neurol Volume: 211 Page(s): 489 - 493
    06/01/2008 Authors: Sabatier MJ; Redmon N; Schwartz G; English AW
  • Developmental and functional considerations of masseter muscle partitioning.
    Arch Oral Biol Volume: 52 Page(s): 305 - 308
    04/01/2007 Authors: Widmer CG; English AW; Morris-Wiman J
  • Electrical stimulation promotes peripheral axon regeneration by enhanced neuronal neurotrophin signaling.
    Dev Neurobiol Volume: 67 Page(s): 158 - 172
    02/01/2007 Authors: English AW; Schwartz G; Meador W; Sabatier MJ; Mulligan A
  • Recovery of electromyographic activity after transection and surgical repair of the rat sciatic nerve.
    J Neurophysiol Volume: 97 Page(s): 1127 - 1134
    02/01/2007 Authors: English AW; Chen Y; Carp JS; Wolpaw JR; Chen XY
  • Enhancing axon regeneration in peripheral nerves also increases functionally inappropriate reinnervation of targets.
    J Comp Neurol Volume: 490 Page(s): 427 - 441
    10/03/2005 Authors: English AW
  • Axon regeneration in peripheral nerves is enhanced by proteoglycan degradation.
    Exp Neurol Volume: 195 Page(s): 278 - 292
    10/01/2005 Authors: Groves ML; McKeon R; Werner E; Nagarsheth M; Meador W; English AW
  • Neurotrophin-4/5 is required for the early growth of regenerating axons in peripheral nerves.
    Eur J Neurosci Volume: 21 Page(s): 2624 - 2634
    05/01/2005 Authors: English AW; Meador W; Carrasco DI
  • Neurotrophin 4/5 is required for the normal development of the slow muscle fiber phenotype in the rat soleus.
    J Exp Biol Volume: 206 Page(s): 2191 - 2200
    07/01/2003 Authors: Carrasco DI; English AW
  • Sex differences in rabbit masseter motoneuron firing behavior.
    J Neurobiol Volume: 55 Page(s): 331 - 340
    06/01/2003 Authors: English AW; Widmer CG
  • Differential activation of neuromuscular compartments in the rabbit masseter muscle during different oral behaviors.
    Exp Brain Res Volume: 150 Page(s): 297 - 307
    06/01/2003 Authors: Widmer CG; Carrasco DI; English AW
  • Evaluation of peer teaching in human anatomy
    Volume: 17 Page(s): A1207 - A1207
    03/17/2003 Authors: English AW
  • Cytokines, growth factors and sprouting at the neuromuscular junction.
    J Neurocytol Volume: 32 Page(s): 943 - 960
    01/01/2003 Authors: English AW
  • Sex differences in rabbit masseter muscle function.
    Cells Tissues Organs Volume: 174 Page(s): 87 - 96
    01/01/2003 Authors: English AW; Widmer CG
  • Modeling rabbit temporomandibular joint torques during a power stroke.
    Angle Orthod Volume: 72 Page(s): 331 - 337
    08/01/2002 Authors: Widmer CG; English AW; Carrasco DI; Malick CL
  • Firing patterns of rabbit masseter motoneurons during evoked rhythmic activation.
    JOURNAL OF DENTAL RESEARCH Volume: 81 Page(s): A42 - A42
    03/01/2002 Authors: English A; Widmer CG
  • Development of sex differences in the rabbit masseter muscle is not restricted to a critical period.
    J Appl Physiol (1985) Volume: 92 Page(s): 1214 - 1222
    03/01/2002 Authors: English AW; Schwartz G
  • Functional activation of the extensor carpi radialis muscles in humans.
    Arch Phys Med Rehabil Volume: 82 Page(s): 1164 - 1170
    09/01/2001 Authors: Livingston BP; Segal RL; Song A; Hopkins K; English AW; Manning CC
  • Neurotrophin 4/5 is required for normal development of rat soleus muscle fiber phenotypes
    FASEB JOURNAL Volume: 15 Page(s): A419 - A419
    03/07/2001 Authors: Carrasco DI; English AW
  • Post-translational phosphorylation of the slow/beta myosin heavy chain isoform in adult rabbit masseter muscle.
    J Muscle Res Cell Motil Volume: 22 Page(s): 513 - 519
    01/01/2001 Authors: Pol-Rodriguez MM; Schwartz GA; English AW
  • Brief exposure to testosterone is sufficient to induce sex differences in the rabbit masseter muscle.
    Cells Tissues Organs Volume: 169 Page(s): 210 - 217
    01/01/2001 Authors: Reader M; Schwartz G; English AW
  • Ciliary neurotrophic factor is required for motoneuron sprouting.
    Exp Neurol Volume: 166 Page(s): 205 - 212
    12/01/2000 Authors: Siegel SG; Patton B; English AW
  • Investigation of sexual dimorphism in the rabbit masseter muscle showing different effects of androgen deprivation in adult and young adult animals.
    Arch Oral Biol Volume: 45 Page(s): 683 - 690
    08/01/2000 Authors: Eason JM; Schwartz G; Shirley KA; English AW
  • Sexually dimorphic expression of myosin heavy chains in the adult mouse masseter.
    J Appl Physiol (1985) Volume: 89 Page(s): 251 - 258
    07/01/2000 Authors: Eason JM; Schwartz GA; Pavlath GK; English AW
  • Muscle spindle reinnervation following phenol block.
    Cells Tissues Organs Volume: 166 Page(s): 325 - 329
    01/01/2000 Authors: Wolf JH; English AW
  • Neuromuscular compartments of cat lateral gastrocnemius produce different torques about the ankle joint.
    Motor Control Volume: 3 Page(s): 436 - 446
    10/01/1999 Authors: Carrasco DI; Lawrence J; English AW
  • Mechanical actions of compartments of the cat hamstring muscle, biceps femoris.
    Prog Brain Res Volume: 123 Page(s): 397 - 403
    01/01/1999 Authors: Carrasco DI; English AW
  • Sexual dimorphism in the rabbit masseter muscle: myosin heavy chain composition of neuromuscular compartments.
    Cells Tissues Organs Volume: 164 Page(s): 179 - 191
    01/01/1999 Authors: English AW; Eason J; Schwartz G; Shirley A; Carrasco DI
  • Untitled
    CELLS TISSUES ORGANS Volume: 164 Page(s): 1 - 1
    01/01/1999 Authors: Denker HW; English AW
  • Heterogeneity among muscle precursor cells in adult skeletal muscles with differing regenerative capacities.
    Dev Dyn Volume: 212 Page(s): 495 - 508
    08/01/1998 Authors: Pavlath GK; Thaloor D; Rando TA; Cheong M; English AW; Zheng B
  • Different phenotypes among slow/beta myosin heavy chain-containing fibres of rabbit masseter muscle: a novel type of diversity in adult muscle.
    J Muscle Res Cell Motil Volume: 19 Page(s): 525 - 535
    06/01/1998 Authors: English AW; Eason J; Pol M; Schwartz G; Shirley A
  • Modeling rabbit temporomandibular joint torques.
    JOURNAL OF DENTAL RESEARCH Volume: 77 Page(s): 145 - 145
    01/01/1998 Authors: Malick CL; English AW; Carrasco DI; Widmer CG
  • Foot position alters torque vectors produced by neuromuscular compartments at the ankle
    FASEB JOURNAL Volume: 11 Page(s): 3586 - 3586
    02/28/1997 Authors: Carrasco DI; English AW
  • Anatomical partitioning and nerve branching patterns in the adult rabbit masseter.
    Acta Anat (Basel) Volume: 159 Page(s): 222 - 232
    01/01/1997 Authors: Widmer CG; Klugman D; English AW
  • New Associate Editors
    ACTA ANATOMICA Volume: 156 Page(s): 1 - 1
    01/01/1996 Authors: Denker HW; English AW
  • Both basic fibroblast growth factor and ciliary neurotrophic factor promote the retention of polyneuronal innervation of developing skeletal muscle fibers.
    Dev Biol Volume: 169 Page(s): 57 - 64
    05/01/1995 Authors: English AW; Schwartz G
  • TIME-COURSE OF PHOSPHOTYROSINE LOSS FROM DENERVATED MOTOR END-PLATES
    FASEB JOURNAL Volume: 9 Page(s): A825 - A825
    03/10/1995 Authors: SONGER SR; ENGLISH AW
  • A comparison of ATPase histochemistry and myosin heavy chain isoform content in a rat masticatory muscle
    Volume: 1079 Page(s): 449 - 455
    01/01/1995 Authors: Tonndorf ML; Timmis DP; Widmer C; English AW
  • Rabbit masseter muscle partitioning is not reflected in the spatial organization of its motoneurons
    Volume: 1079 Page(s): 19 - 27
    01/01/1995 Authors: Widmer CG; Saad M; Lund JP; Dubuc R; English AW
  • Compartmentalization of muscles and their motor nuclei: the partitioning hypothesis.
    Phys Ther Volume: 73 Page(s): 857 - 867
    12/01/1993 Authors: English AW; Wolf SL; Segal RL
  • Evidence for compartmental identity in the development of the rat lateral gastrocnemius muscle.
    Dev Dyn Volume: 196 Page(s): 174 - 182
    03/01/1993 Authors: Gatesy SM; English AW
  • ANIMAL LOCOMOTION
    ACTA ANATOMICA Volume: 146 Page(s): 83 - 83
    02/01/1993 Authors: ENGLISH AW
  • Task-oriented EMG activity recorded from partitions in human lateral gastrocnemius muscle.
    J Electromyogr Kinesiol Volume: 3 Page(s): 87 - 94
    01/01/1993 Authors: Wolf SL; Segal RL; English AW
  • Cat hindlimb muscles exert substantial torques outside the sagittal plane.
    J Neurophysiol Volume: 69 Page(s): 282 - 285
    01/01/1993 Authors: Lawrence JH; Nichols TR; English AW
  • Fiber-type proportions in mammalian soleus muscle during postnatal development.
    J Neurobiol Volume: 23 Page(s): 61 - 70
    02/01/1992 Authors: Wigston DJ; English AW
  • 200 kD neurofilament protein and synapse elimination in the rat soleus muscle.
    Synapse Volume: 9 Page(s): 239 - 243
    12/01/1991 Authors: Roden RL; Donahue SP; Schwartz GA; Wood JG; English AW
  • Tenotomy delays both synapse elimination and myogenesis in rat lateral gastrocnemius.
    Neuroscience Volume: 42 Page(s): 275 - 282
    01/01/1991 Authors: Donahue SP; English AW; Roden RL; Schwartz GA
  • Anatomical partitioning of three multiarticular human muscles.
    Acta Anat (Basel) Volume: 142 Page(s): 261 - 266
    01/01/1991 Authors: Segal RL; Wolf SL; DeCamp MJ; Chopp MT; English AW
  • Development of compartmentalized innervation of the rat gluteus maximus muscle.
    J Comp Neurol Volume: 301 Page(s): 104 - 113
    11/01/1990 Authors: English AW
  • REMOVAL OF COMPETITION PROLONGS CROSS-COMPARTMENTAL INNERVATION IN DEVELOPING RAT MUSCLE
    AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST Volume: 30 Page(s): A21 - A21
    01/01/1990 Authors: GATESY SM; ENGLISH AW
  • Electromyographic cross-talk within a compartmentalized muscle of the cat.
    J Physiol Volume: 416 Page(s): 327 - 336
    09/01/1989 Authors: English AW; Weeks OI
  • Use of formamide increases the number of detectable inputs to polyneuronally innervated mammalian skeletal muscle.
    J Neurosci Methods Volume: 28 Page(s): 239 - 244
    06/01/1989 Authors: Donahue SP; English AW
  • Selective elimination of cross-compartmental innervation in rat lateral gastrocnemius muscle.
    J Neurosci Volume: 9 Page(s): 1621 - 1627
    05/01/1989 Authors: Donahue SP; English AW
  • MUSCLE-FIBER TYPE CHANGES DURING POSTNATAL-GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
    AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST Volume: 29 Page(s): A14 - A14
    01/01/1989 Authors: ENGLISH AW; SCHWARTZ G
  • On the role of the 200-kDa neurofilament protein at the developing neuromuscular junction.
    Dev Biol Volume: 130 Page(s): 154 - 166
    11/01/1988 Authors: Donahue SP; Wood JG; English AW
  • TENOTOMY AT BIRTH DELAYS SECONDARY MYOGENESIS
    ANATOMICAL RECORD Volume: 220 Page(s): A33 - A33
    04/01/1988 Authors: DONAHUE SP; RODEN RL; SCHWARTZ G; ENGLISH AW
  • PHOSPHORYLATED 200KD NEUROFILAMENT PROTEIN IS PRESENT IN ALL AXONAL INPUTS TO POLYNEURONALLY INNERVATED RAT SOLEUS MUSCLE-FIBERS
    ANATOMICAL RECORD Volume: 220 Page(s): A81 - A82
    04/01/1988 Authors: RODEN RL; DONAHUE SP; ENGLISH AW; WOOD JG
  • The role of synapse elimination in the establishment of neuromuscular compartments.
    Dev Biol Volume: 124 Page(s): 481 - 489
    12/01/1987 Authors: Donahue SP; English AW
  • PHENOXYETHANOL AS A NONTOXIC SUBSTITUTE FOR STANDARD EMBALMING FLUIDS IN THE DISSECTION LABORATORY
    ANATOMICAL RECORD Volume: 218 Page(s): A148 - A148
    05/01/1987 Authors: WINESKI LE; ENGLISH AW
  • Cat triceps surae motor nuclei are organized topologically.
    Exp Neurol Volume: 96 Page(s): 163 - 177
    04/01/1987 Authors: Weeks OI; English AW
  • An anatomical and functional analysis of cat biceps femoris and semitendinosus muscles.
    J Morphol Volume: 191 Page(s): 161 - 175
    02/01/1987 Authors: English AW; Weeks OI
  • COMPARTMENTALIZATION OF SINGLE MUSCLE UNITS IN THE RAT LATERAL GASTROCNEMIUS
    ANATOMICAL RECORD Volume: 214 Page(s): A60 - A60
    03/01/1986 Authors: JANUN D; ENGLISH AW
  • Anatomical organization of long ascending propriospinal neurons in the cat spinal cord.
    J Comp Neurol Volume: 240 Page(s): 349 - 358
    10/22/1985 Authors: English AW; Tigges J; Lennard PR
  • Compartmentalization of the cat lateral gastrocnemius motor nucleus.
    J Comp Neurol Volume: 235 Page(s): 255 - 267
    05/08/1985 Authors: Weeks OI; English AW
  • Interlimb coordination during stepping in the cat: the role of the dorsal spinocerebellar tract.
    Exp Neurol Volume: 87 Page(s): 96 - 108
    01/01/1985 Authors: English AW
  • COMPARTMENTALIZATION OF RAT LATERAL GASTROCNEMIUS-MUSCLE
    AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST Volume: 25 Page(s): A107 - A107
    01/01/1985 Authors: ENGLISH AW; DONAHUE S; WEEKS OI
  • RELIABILITY OF EMG RECORDINGS - CAN WE (CROSS) TALK
    ANATOMICAL RECORD Volume: 211 Page(s): A58 - A58
    01/01/1985 Authors: ENGLISH AW; WEEKS OI
  • SPATIAL LEVEL OF ORGANIZATION OF PRIMARY AFFERENTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE CAT LATERAL GASTROCNEMIUS (LG) NEUROMUSCULAR COMPARTMENTS
    ANATOMICAL RECORD Volume: 211 Page(s): A211 - A212
    01/01/1985 Authors: WEEKS OI; ENGLISH AW
  • An electromyographic analysis of compartments in cat lateral gastrocnemius muscle during unrestrained locomotion.
    J Neurophysiol Volume: 52 Page(s): 114 - 125
    07/01/1984 Authors: English AW
  • Compartmentalization of single muscle units in cat lateral gastrocnemius.
    Exp Brain Res Volume: 56 Page(s): 361 - 368
    01/01/1984 Authors: English AW; Weeks OI
  • DISTRIBUTION OF CELL SIZES IN THE CAT LATERAL GASTROCNEMIUS MOTOR NUCLEUS
    ANATOMICAL RECORD Volume: 205 Page(s): A212 - A213
    01/01/1983 Authors: WEEKS OI; ENGLISH AW
  • The motor unit. Anatomy and physiology.
    Phys Ther Volume: 62 Page(s): 1763 - 1772
    12/01/1982 Authors: English AW; Wolf SL
  • A histochemical analysis of identified compartments of cat lateral gastrocnemius muscle.
    Anat Rec Volume: 204 Page(s): 123 - 130
    10/01/1982 Authors: English AW; Letbetter WD
  • Interlimb coordination during stepping in the cat: in-phase stepping and gait transitions.
    Brain Res Volume: 245 Page(s): 353 - 364
    08/12/1982 Authors: English AW; Lennard PR
  • Anatomy and innervation patterns of cat lateral gastrocnemius and plantaris muscles.
    Am J Anat Volume: 164 Page(s): 67 - 77
    05/01/1982 Authors: English AW; Letbetter WD
  • COMPARTMENTALIZATION IN A NON-COMPARTMENTALIZED MUSCLE
    AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST Volume: 21 Page(s): 978 - 978
    01/01/1981 Authors: ENGLISH AW; LETBETTER WD; TIGGES J
  • Interlimb coordination during stepping in the cat: effects of dorsal column section.
    J Neurophysiol Volume: 44 Page(s): 270 - 279
    08/01/1980 Authors: English AW
  • The functions of the lumbar spine during stepping in the cat.
    J Morphol Volume: 165 Page(s): 55 - 66
    07/01/1980 Authors: English AW
  • STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION IN CALF MUSCLE COMPONENTS OF CATS
    ANATOMICAL RECORD Volume: 196 Page(s): A53 - A53
    01/01/1980 Authors: ENGLISH AW
  • RELATIVE COORDINATION DURING STEPPING IN THE CAT
    AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST Volume: 20 Page(s): 895 - 895
    01/01/1980 Authors: ENGLISH AW
  • EFFECTS OF DORSAL COLUMN SECTION ON INTERLIMB STEPPING PATTERNS IN CATS
    ANATOMICAL RECORD Volume: 193 Page(s): 531 - 531
    01/01/1979 Authors: ENGLISH AW
  • Interlimb coordination during stepping in the cat: an electromyographic analysis.
    J Neurophysiol Volume: 42 Page(s): 229 - 243
    01/01/1979 Authors: English AW
  • DEVELOPMENT OF HINDLIMB STEPPING PATTERNS IN KITTENS
    AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST Volume: 19 Page(s): 910 - 910
    01/01/1979 Authors: MCSWAIN HF; ENGLISH AW
  • An electromyographic analysis of forelimb muscles during overground stepping in the cat.
    J Exp Biol Volume: 76 Page(s): 105 - 122
    10/01/1978 Authors: English AW
  • Functional analysis of the shoulder girdle of cats during locomotion.
    J Morphol Volume: 156 Page(s): 279 - 292
    05/01/1978 Authors: English AW
  • LOCOMOTOR FUNCTIONS OF CAT LUMBAR BACK MUSCLES
    AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST Volume: 18 Page(s): 612 - 612
    01/01/1978 Authors: ENGLISH AW
  • Structural correlates of forelimb function in fur seals and sea lions.
    J Morphol Volume: 151 Page(s): 325 - 352
    03/01/1977 Authors: English AW
  • INTER-LIMB ELECTROMYOGRAMS DURING OVERGROUND STEPPING IN CAT
    AMERICAN ZOOLOGIST Volume: 17 Page(s): 975 - 975
    01/01/1977 Authors: ENGLISH AW
  • Functional anatomy of the hands of fur seals and sea lions.
    Am J Anat Volume: 147 Page(s): 1 - 18
    09/01/1976 Authors: English AM
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