JasonAPeckMD

PubMed

• 26 citations
  Measurement of temperature in the rat by rectal probe and telemetry yields compatible results.
  Steven C. Dilsaver, David H. Overstreet, Jason A. Peck
  Pharmacology, Biochemistry, and Behavior. 1992-07-01
• 7 citations
  Bright light blocks the capacity of inescapable swim stress to supersensitize a central muscarinic mechanism.
  Duane D. Flemmer, Steven C. Dilsaver, Jason A. Peck
  Pharmacology, Biochemistry, and Behavior. 1990-08-01
• 6 citations
  Treatment with carbamazepine may enhance α2-noradrenergic autoreceptor sensitivity
  Steven C. Dilsaver, Jason A. Peck, Daniel Traumata, Alan C. Swan
  Biological Psychiatry. 1993-10-15

Journal Articles

• Agrin and Microvascular Damage in Alzheimer’s Disease  
  Peck, JA, Stopa, EG, Medicine and Health/Rhode Island, 1/1/2002
• Dementia with Lewy Bodies: A Diagnostic and Treatment Challenge  
  Salloway, S, Correia, S, Peck, JA, Harrington, C, Medicine and Health/Rhode Island, 1/1/2002
• Treatment with carbamazepine may enhance alpha 2-noradrenergic autoreceptor sensitivity  
  Dilsaver SC, Peck JA, Traumata D. Swan AC, Biological Psychiatry, 1/1/1993
• Measurement of temperature in the rat by rectal probe and telemetry yields compatible results  
  Dilsaver SC, Overstreet DH, Peck JA, Pharmacology, Biochemistry & Behavior, 1/1/1992
• The Flinders Sensitive Line exhibits enhanced thermic responsiveness to nicotine relative to the Sprague-Dawley rat  
  Dilsaver SC, Peck JA, Overstreet DH, Pharm., Bioch. & Beh., 1/1/1992
• Arecoline-associated changes in open-field behavior following swim stress in the rat A possible relationship to water temperature  
  Jaeckle RS, Dilsaver SC, Hoh J, Peck JA, Pharm., Bioch. & Beh., 1/1/1991
• Chronic forced swim stress produces subsensitivity to nicotine  
  Peck JA, Dilsaver SC, McGee M, Pharm., Bioch. & Beh., 1/1/1991
• Exposure to constant darkness enhances the thermic response of the rat to a muscarinic agonist  
  Flemmer DD, Dilsaver SC, Peck JA, Pharm., Bioch. & Beh., 1/1/1991
• Chronic swim stress enhances the motoric inhibiting effects of a muscarinic agonist  
  Dilsaver SC, Peck JA, Miller SH, Hoh J, Jaeckle RS, Traumata D, Pharm., Bioch. & Beh., 1/1/1990
• Bright light blocks the capacity of inescapable swim stress to supersensitize a central muscarinic mechanism  
  Flemmer DD, Dilsaver SC, Peck JA, Pharm., Bioch. & Beh., 1/1/1990
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Abstracts/Posters

• Contribution Of Optic Nerve Degeneration To Phase-Delay In Core-Body Temperature Rhythm In Alzheimer’s Disease
  Peck JA, Harper DG, Satlin A, LeBlanc VK, Volicer L, Stopa EG, Society for Neuroscience; Society for Research on Biological Rhythms, Orlando, FL, 2002; Jacksonville, FL, 2002, 1/1/2002
• Treatment with light during the phase delay portion of the phase response curve reduces responsiveness to clonidine
  Peck JA, Dilsaver SC, Society for Biological Psychiatry, Washington, DC, 1/1/1992
• Chronic stress produces delayed and prolonged subsensitization of a nicotinic mechanism
  Peck JA, McGee M, Jaeckle RS, Dilsaver SC, Society for Biological Psychiatry, San Francisco, CA, 1/1/1989
• Chronic stress subsensitizes an alpha-2 adrenergic mechanism which regulates core body temperature
  McGee M, Peck JA, Jaeckle RS, Dilsaver SC, Society for Biological Psychiatry, San Francisco, CA, 1/1/1989
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Other

• The effects of bright artificial light on rat brain alpha-2 receptors (Undergraduate Senior Thesis) 
  Peck JA, Ohio State University
  1/1/1990