John G. Howland is a researcher affiliated with the University of Saskatchewan in Canada, with a primary focus on neuroscience and medicine. Their work spans multiple fields and subfields related to brain function, behavior, and pharmacology.
Their research interests include:
Within these broad fields, their work delves into subfields such as:
Key topics of investigation in their research portfolio comprise:
Notable recent publications by John G. Howland include:
John G. Howland has frequently published in journals including:
The researcher has collaborated repeatedly with several colleagues, reflecting ongoing partnerships within their field. Frequent co-authors include:
Graham L. Collingridge;Stephane Peineau;John G. Howland;Yu Tian Wang;Yu Tian Wang
Yuan Ge;Zhifang Dong;Rosemary C. Bagot;John G. Howland
John G Howland;Yu Tian Wang
Tak Pan Wong;John G. Howland;Julie M. Robillard;Yuan Ge
Darren K. Hannesson;John G. Howland;Anthony G. Phillips
Zhifang Dong;Yanrui Bai;Xiaoyan Wu;Hongjie Li
Ian R. Winship;Serdar M. Dursun;Glen B. Baker;Glen B. Baker;Priscila A. Balista
Anthony G Phillips;Soyon Ahn;John G Howland
John G. Howland;Pornnarin Taepavarapruk;Anthony G. Phillips
Susan Sangha;Paul D Robinson;Quentin Greba;Don A Davies
J.G. Howland;B.N. Cazakoff;Y. Zhang
D.K Hannesson;G Vacca;J.G Howland;A.G Phillips
Brittany N. Cazakoff;Kate J. Johnson;John G. Howland
Ying Zhang;Brittany N. Cazakoff;Chester A. Thai;John G. Howland
Darren K. Hannesson;John Howland;Michael Pollock;Paul Mohapel
Jessica L. Hurtubise;John G. Howland
Stephanie A. Ballendine;Quentin Greba;Wojciech Dawicki;Xiaobei Zhang
Xia Zhang;Darren K. Hannesson;Deborah M. Saucier;Amy E. Wallace
John W. Paylor;Brittney R. Lins;Quentin Greba;Nicholas Moen
John G. Howland;Brittany N. Cazakoff
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