Charles J. Heckman

Overview

Best Publications

• PERSISTENT INWARD CURRENTS IN MOTONEURON DENDRITES: IMPLICATIONS FOR MOTOR OUTPUT

  C. J. Heckman;Monica A. Gorassini;David J. Bennett

  532
  Citations

• Recovery of motoneuron and locomotor function after spinal cord injury depends on constitutive activity in 5-HT2C receptors

  Katherine C Murray;Aya Nakae;Marilee J Stephens;Michelle Rank

  470
  Citations

• Bistability in Spinal Motoneurons In Vivo: Systematic Variations in Persistent Inward Currents

  R. H. Lee;C. J. Heckman

  372
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• Persistent Inward Currents in Spinal Motoneurons and Their Influence on Human Motoneuron Firing Patterns

  C.J. Heckman;Michael Johnson;Carol Mottram;Jenna Schuster

  335
  Citations

• Adjustable Amplification of Synaptic Input in the Dendrites of Spinal Motoneurons In Vivo

  Robert H. Lee;C. J. Heckman

  325
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• Bistability in Spinal Motoneurons In Vivo: Systematic Variations in Rhythmic Firing Patterns

  R. H. Lee;C. J. Heckman

  305
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• Motoneuron excitability: the importance of neuromodulatory inputs

  C.J. Heckman;Carol Mottram;Kathy Quinlan;Renee Theiss

  289
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• Hyperexcitable dendrites in motoneurons and their neuromodulatory control during motor behavior.

  C.J. Heckman;Robert H. Lee;Robert M. Brownstone

  274
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• Increased persistent Na+ current and its effect on excitability in motoneurones cultured from mutant SOD1 mice

  J. J. Kuo;T. Siddique;R. Fu;C. J. Heckman

  266
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• The Physiological Control of Motoneuron Activity

  Marc D. Binder;C. J. Heckman;Randall K. Powers

  243
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• Hyperexcitability of cultured spinal motoneurons from presymptomatic ALS mice

  Jason J. Kuo;Martijn Schonewille;Teepu Siddique;Annet N. A. Schults

  226
  Citations

• Progressive recruitment of contralesional cortico-reticulospinal pathways drives motor impairment post stroke.

  Jacob G. McPherson;Jacob G. McPherson;Albert Chen;Michael D. Ellis;Jun Yao

  199
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• Motor neuron rescue in spinal muscular atrophy mice demonstrates that sensory-motor defects are a consequence, not a cause, of motor neuron dysfunction.

  Rocky G. Gogliotti;Katharina A. Quinlan;Courtenay B. Barlow;Christopher R. Heier

  196
  Citations

• Influence of voltage-sensitive dendritic conductances on bistable firing and effective synaptic current in cat spinal motoneurons in vivo

  R. H. Lee;C. J. Heckman

  181
  Citations

• Enhancement of Bistability in Spinal Motoneurons In Vivo by the Noradrenergic α1 Agonist Methoxamine

  R. H. Lee;C. J. Heckman

  181
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• Essential role of the persistent sodium current in spike initiation during slowly rising inputs in mouse spinal neurones.

  J. J. Kuo;R. H. Lee;L. Zhang;Charles J Heckman

  173
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• Motoneuron excitability and muscle spasms are regulated by 5-HT2B and 5-HT2C receptor activity.

  Katherine C. Murray;Marilee J. Stephens;Edmund W. Ballou;Charles J. Heckman

  173
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• Active properties of motoneurone dendrites: diffuse descending neuromodulation, focused local inhibition.

  C. J. Heckman;Allison S. Hyngstrom;Michael D. Johnson

  169
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• Essential role of a fast persistent inward current in action potential initiation and control of rhythmic firing.

  R. H. Lee;C. J. Heckman

  168
  Citations

• Computer simulation of the steady-state input-output function of the cat medial gastrocnemius motoneuron pool

  C. J. Heckman;M. D. Binder

  166
  Citations

• Analysis of effective synaptic currents generated by homonymous Ia afferent fibers in motoneurons of the cat

  C. J. Heckman;M. D. Binder

  163
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