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Biology and Biochemistry

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53
Citations
7768
World Ranking
16369
National Ranking
6769

Overview

Louis Terracio is affiliated with New York University in the United States. The academic profile indicates an active research career, although specific details about recent papers, frequent co-authors, and publication venues are not available.

Their work spans various fields and subfields of study, although none are explicitly listed in the available data. Similarly, topics of particular research focus and thematic concentrations are not detailed.

There is no information provided regarding book publications, so it cannot be confirmed whether they have authored or contributed to any academic books.

There are no recorded awards associated with Louis Terracio, with no specified years or citations for any such honors.

Best Publications

  • Collagen expression in mechanically stimulated cardiac fibroblasts.

    W Carver;M L Nagpal;M Nachtigal;T K Borg

  • Beta 1 integrin-mediated collagen gel contraction is stimulated by PDGF.

    Donald Gullberg;Anders Tingström;Ann Charlotte Thuresson;Lennart Olsson

  • INDUCTION OF B-TYPE RECEPTORS FOR PLATELET-DERIVED GROWTH FACTOR IN VASCULAR INFLAMMATION: POSSIBLE IMPLICATIONS FOR DEVELOPMENT OF VASCULAR PROLIFERATIVE LESIONS

    Kristofer Rubin;Anders Tingström;Göran K Hansson;Erik Larsson

  • Characterization of insulin and insulin-like growth factor I receptors of purified Leydig cells and their role in steroidogenesis in primary culture: a comparative study.

    T. Lin;T. Lin;J. Haskell;J. Haskell;N. Vinson;L. Terracio

  • Expression of collagen binding integrins during cardiac development and hypertrophy.

    L Terracio;K Rubin;D Gullberg;E Balog

  • Modulation of cardiac myocyte phenotype in vitro by the composition and orientation of the extracellular matrix.

    D. G. Simpson;L. Terracio;M. Terracio;R. L. Price

  • Mechanical forces regulate focal adhesion and costamere assembly in cardiac myocytes

    Will W. Sharp;David G. Simpson;Thomas K. Borg;Allen M. Samarel

  • Role of the α1β1 integrin complex in collagen gel contraction in vitro by fibroblasts

    Wayne Carver;Ivan Molano;Titus A. Reaves;Thomas K. Borg

  • Induction of platelet-derived growth factor receptor expression in smooth muscle cells and fibroblasts upon tissue culturing

    Louis Terracio;Lars Rönnstrand;Anders Tingström;Kristofer Rubin

  • Effects of cyclic mechanical stimulation of the cellular components of the heart: in vitro.

    Louis Terracio;Bonnie Miller;Thomas K. Borg

  • Altered Expression of Tropomodulin in Cardiomyocytes Disrupts the Sarcomeric Structure of Myofibrils

    Mark A. Sussman;Mark A. Sussman;Susanna Baqué;Chang Sub Uhm;Mathew P. Daniels

  • Direct stimulatory effects of insulin-like growth factor-I on Leydig cell steroidogenesis in primary culture

    T. Lin;J. Haskell;N. Vinson;L. Terracio

  • Integrin-mediated collagen gel contraction by cardiac fibroblasts. Effects of angiotensin II.

    Maria Lonnett Burgess;Wayne E. Carver;Louis Terracio;Steven P. Wilson

  • Regulation of cardiac myocyte protein turnover and myofibrillar structure in vitro by specific directions of stretch.

    D. G. Simpson;M. Majeski;T. K. Borg;L. Terracio

  • Adult reserve stem cells and their potential for tissue engineering

    Henry E. Young;Cecile Duplaa;Marina Romero-Ramos;Marie Francoise Chesselet

  • Identification of integrin-like matrix receptors with affinity for interstitial collagens.

    D Gullberg;L Terracio;T K Borg;K Rubin

  • Expression of platelet-derived growth factor receptors is induced on connective tissue cells during chronic synovial inflammation

    Kristofer Rubin;Louis Terracio;Lars Rönnstrand;Carl-Henrik Heldin

  • Expression and accumulation of interstitial collagen in the neonatal rat heart.

    Wayne Carver;Louis Terracio;Thomas K. Borg

  • An improved collagen scaffold for skeletal regeneration

    Serafim M. Oliveira;Rushali A. Ringshia;Racquel Z. Legeros;Elizabeth Clark

  • Distribution of vinculin in the Z-disk of striated muscle: analysis by laser scanning confocal microscopy.

    Louis Terracio;David G. Simpson;Lula Hilenski;Wayne Carver

Frequent Co-Authors

Thomas K. Borg
Thomas K. Borg Medical University of South Carolina
David G. Simpson
David G. Simpson Virginia Commonwealth University
Kristofer Rubin
Kristofer Rubin Uppsala University
Allen M. Samarel
Allen M. Samarel Loyola University Chicago
Donald Gullberg
Donald Gullberg University of Bergen
Van P. Thompson
Van P. Thompson King's College London
Frederick Naftolin
Frederick Naftolin New York University
Steven P. Wilson
Steven P. Wilson University of South Carolina
Marlene A. Wilson
Marlene A. Wilson University of South Carolina
Gary L. Bowlin
Gary L. Bowlin University of Memphis

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