Kathleen Curtis, PhD

Associate Professor of Physiology

Pharmacology and Physiology

Emailkath.curtis@okstate.edu

1109 Citations
18 h-Index

Research output per year

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Research Interests

My research focuses on the effects of estrogen in the central nervous system (CNS) and, in particular, on behaviors related to energy balance (i.e., feeding) and to body fluid balance (i.e., water intake, salt intake). I use ovariectomized rats to investigate estrogen effects on central neural pathways and neurotransmitter systems involved in these motivated behaviors and physiological processes.

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Research Output

1109 Citations
18 h-Index
59 Article
2 Editorial
2 Review article

Estrogen disruptors and neuroimmune signaling in obesity: focus on bisphenol A

Davis, R. L. & Curtis, K. S., Feb 2020, In : Current Opinion in Toxicology. 19, p. 15-20 6 p.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Review article

Breastfeeding and women's interest in specific food tastes

Solis, L. V., Bowes, A. L., Vazquez, D. & Curtis, K., 1 Sep 2019, In : Physiology and Behavior. 208, 112566.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

Estradiol and body weight during temporally targeted food restriction: Central pathways and peripheral metabolic factors

Naukam, R. J. & Curtis, K. S., Sep 2019, In : Hormones and Behavior. 115, 104566.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article

Aging affects isoproterenol-induced water drinking, astrocyte density, and central neuronal activation in female Brown Norway rats

Hardy, R. N., Simsek, Z. D., Curry, B., Core, S. L., Beltz, T., Xue, B., Johnson, A. K., Thunhorst, R. L. & Curtis, K., 1 Aug 2018, In : Physiology and Behavior. 192, p. 90-97 8 p.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article