Professor, Neurology, Temple University School of Medicine
Neurology
Dr. Michael E. Selzer, MD
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Michael Selzer works in the field of Neurology. He received 6 awards: "Fellow", "First Annual Kenneth Viste, Jr., MD Memorial Lecturer", "Honoree as "Doctor of the Year"", "Fogarty Senior International Fellowship", "Academic Career Development Award" and "Founders Day Award". Michael Selzer is also a published doctor. He has 94 publication published. The most recent publication is: Cytoskeletal changes correlated with the loss of neuronal polarity in axotomized lamprey central neurons.
Publications
- Role of CSPG receptor LAR phosphatase in restricting axon regeneration after CNS injury.
- Micro-computed tomography assessment of vertebral column defects in retinoic acid-Induced rat model of myelomeningocele.
- Selective expression of CSPG receptors PTPÏ and LAR in poorly regenerating reticulospinal neurons of lamprey.
- The effect of systemic PTEN antagonist peptides on axon growth and functional recovery after spinal cord injury.
- Neurogenesis in the lamprey CNS following spinal cord transection.
- Activated caspase detection in living tissue combined with subsequent retrograde labeling, immunohistochemistry or in situ hybridization in whole-mounted lamprey brains.
- Neuronal ER stress in axon injury and neurodegeneration.
- Assembly properties of lamprey neurofilament subunits and their expression after spinal cord transection.
- Multiple neurofilament subunits are present in lamprey CNS.
- The sea lamprey tyrosine hydroxylase: cDNA cloning and in situ hybridization study in the brain.
- Axon regeneration in the absence of growth cones: acceleration by cyclic AMP.
- Expression of the repulsive guidance molecule RGM and its receptor neogenin after spinal cord injury in sea lamprey.
- Guest Editorial: traumatic brain injury research state-of-the-art conference.
- Ion channel clustering at the axon initial segment and node of Ranvier evolved sequentially in early chordates.
- Repair and neurorehabilitation strategies for spinal cord injury.
- Delayed death of identified reticulospinal neurons after spinal cord injury in lampreys.
- Experts provide insights into emerging field of brain and spine repair. Interview by Bridget M. Kuehn.
- Differential expression of class 3 and 4 semaphorins and netrin in the lamprey spinal cord during regeneration.
- Developmental regulation of sensory axon regeneration in the absence of growth cones.
- Semaphorins and their receptors in lamprey CNS: Cloning, phylogenetic analysis, and developmental changes during metamorphosis.
- Murine brain progenitor cells have the ability to differentiate into functional neurons and integrate into the CNS.
- A farewell message from the editor.
- Lamprey neurofilaments contain a previously unreported 50-kDa protein.
- Live imaging of regenerating lamprey spinal axons.
- Fate of immortalized human neuronal progenitor cells transplanted in rat spinal cord.
- Magnetization transfer micro-MR imaging of live excised lamprey spinal cord: characterization and immunohistochemical correlation.
- The single neurofilament subunit of lamprey may need another element for filament assembly.
- Cell proliferation in the lamprey central nervous system.
- At jeopardy: the NIH as we know it.
- Designing prospective, randomized, multicenter clinical trials of physical rehabilitation treatment modalities.
- Promotion of axonal regeneration in the injured CNS.
- Magnetic resonance microimaging of intraaxonal water diffusion in live excised lamprey spinal cord.
- Reporting clinical trials: full access to all the data. Author''s right to access to all data obtained in their study.
- Reporting clinical trials: full access to all the data.
- Visualization of individual axons in excised lamprey spinal cord by magnetic resonance microscopy.
- Reporting clinical trials: full access to all of the data.
- In vivo transfection of lamprey brain neurons by gene gun delivery of DNA.
- In situ hybridization in wholemounted lamprey spinal cord: localization of netrin mRNA expression.
- Expression of the netrin receptor UNC-5 in lamprey brain: modulation by spinal cord transection.
- Cytoskeletal changes correlated with the loss of neuronal polarity in axotomized lamprey central neurons.
- Recovery of neurofilament expression selectively in regenerating reticulospinal neurons.
- Neurofilament spacing, phosphorylation, and axon diameter in regenerating and uninjured lamprey axons.
- Developmental increases in expression of neurofilament mRNA selectively in projection neurons of the lamprey CNS.
- Metamorphosis of spinal-projecting neurons in the brain of the sea lamprey during transformation of the larva to adult: normal anatomy and response to axotomy.
- Glial cells of the lamprey nervous system contain keratin-like proteins.
- The single lamprey neurofilament subunit (NF-180) lacks multiphosphorylation repeats and is expressed selectively in projection neurons.
- Neuroscience and neurorehabilitation.
- Structure of reticulospinal axon growth cones and their cellular environment during regeneration in the lamprey spinal cord.
- A method for in situ hybridization in wholemounted lamprey brain: neurofilament expression in larvae and adults.
- Cytoarchitecture of spinal-projecting neurons in the brain of the larval sea lamprey.
- A scientific basis for neurologic rehabilitation.
- Neurological rehabilitation.
- Preferential regeneration of spinal axons through the scar in hemisected lamprey spinal cord.
- Axonal regeneration in the adult lamprey spinal cord.
- The need for cellular elements during axonal regeneration in the sea lamprey spinal cord.
- Lamprey neurofilaments combine in one subunit the features of each mammalian NF triplet protein but are highly phosphorylated only in large axons.
- Direct extracellular electrical stimulation influences density dependent aggregation of fetal rat cerebrocortical neurons in vitro.
- Behavioral recovery following spinal transection: functional regeneration in the lamprey CNS.
- The axon reaction of lamprey spinal interneurons.
- Specificity of synaptic regeneration in the spinal cord of the larval sea lamprey.
- Nerve regeneration.
- Enhanced survival of rat neonatal cerebral cortical neurons at subatmospheric oxygen tensions in vitro.
- Phenytoin: mechanisms of its anticonvulsant action.
- Determinants of directional specificity in the regeneration of lamprey spinal axons.
- Functional regeneration following spinal transection demonstrated in the isolated spinal cord of the larval sea lamprey.
- Frequency-dependent action of phenytoin on lamprey spinal axons.
- Frequency-dependent effects of phenytoin on frog junctional transmission: presynaptic mechanisms.
- Regeneration of functional synapses between individual recognizable neurons in the lamprey spinal cord.
- Suppression by phenytoin of convulsant-induced afterdischarges at presynaptic nerve terminals.
- Thyrotropin-releasing hormone in lamprey central nervous system.
- Phenytoin reduces frequency potentiation of synaptic potentials at the frog neuromuscular junction.
- Directional specificity in the regeneration of lamprey spinal axons.
- Electrophysiologic evidence of regeneration of lamprey spinal neurons.
- Glycine uptake by lamprey spinal neurons demonstrated by light microscopic autoradiography.
- Axonal regeneration in lamprey spinal cord.
- Effects of axotomy on lamprey spinal neurons.
- Autoradiographic studies of estrogen target cells in the forebrain of larval lamprey, Petromyzon marinus.
- The inulin space of the lamprey spinal cord.
- Glutamic acid decarboxylase in sea lamprey (Petromyzon marinus): characterization, localization, and developmental changes.
- Estrogen target cells in the forebrain of river lamprey, Ichthyomyzon unicuspis.
- Projections of lamprey spinal neurons determined by the retrograde axonal transport of horseradish peroxidase.
- The effect of phenytoin on the action potential of a vertebrate spinal neuron.
- Variability in maps of identified neurons in the sea lamprey spinal cord examined by a wholemount technique.
- Mechanisms of functional recovery and regeneration after spinal cord transection in larval sea lamprey.
- The action of phenytoin on a composite electrical-chemical synapse in the lamprey spinal cord.
- Phenytoin blocks post-tetanic potentiation at a vertebrate CNS synapse.
- Extracellular unit analysis of the hippocampal penicillin focus.
- Penicillin epilepsy in isolated islands of hippocampus.
- Silent cells during interictal discharges and seizures in hippocampal penicillin foci. Evidence for the role of extracellular K+ in the transition from the interictal ...
- Maturational changes in brain water and electrolytes in rhesus monkey with some implications for electrogenesis.
- Convergence of visceral and cutaneous afferent pathways in the lumbar spinal cord.
- Interactions between visceral and cutaneous afferents in the spinal cord: reciprocal primary afferent fiber depolarization.
- Mycotic aneurysm. Case report with novel sequential angiographic findings.
Schools
New York University
Nyu Bell
Hospital Of The University Of Pennsylvania
Doctors Specialties
- Neurology
Accepted Insurances
- Blue Card PPO
- Community Blue PPO
Awards
- Fellow
- First Annual Kenneth Viste, Jr., MD Memorial Lecturer
- Honoree as "Doctor of the Year"
- Fogarty Senior International Fellowship
- Academic Career Development Award
- Founders Day Award
Hospital
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Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
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