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Updated 20 Oct 2009 CURRICULUM VITAE NAME: John Alexander McNulty ADDRESS: Department of Physiology and Program in Cell Biology, Neurobiology and Anatomy Stritch School of Medicine Loyola University of Chicago 2160 S. First Avenue Maywood, Illinois 60153 TELEPHONE: (708) 216-5161 or 216-3395 FAX: (708) 216-3676 ELECTRONIC MAIL: jmcnulty@lumc.edu BIRTH DATE: 14 July 1946, Bogota, Colombia, South America. CHILDREN: Margaret Ann, born 12 August 1983. Patrick Alexander, born 27 July 1985.
U.S. Army Reserves (inactive duty), 1970-1974; Honorable Discharge
Stockton, California (1968). Ph.D. (Biology-Marine Biology), University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California (1976). PRESENT POSITIONS: Professor of Molecular and Cellular Physiology Director of Cell Biology, Neurobiology and Anatomy Director of Research Cores, LUMC Director of Core Imaging Facililty Department of Molecular and Cellular Physiology and Department of Pathology Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine 2160 S. First Avenue Maywood, Illinois
2009-present Professor, Dept. of Molecular and Cellular Physiology 2009-present Vice-Director, Cell Biology, Neurobiology and Anatomy Program 2006-present Director, Research Cores, SSOM 2005-2009 Vice-Chairman, Department of Cell Biology, Neurobiolgy and Anatomy. 2003-present Professor (Joint Appointment), Department of Pathology 1998-present Director of Core Imaging Facility 1995-2007 Director of Medical Structure of the Human Body Course 1989-1995 Director of Medical Gross Anatomy Course 1988-2009 Professor, Department of Cell Biology, Neurobiology and Anatomy 1986-present Faculty of Neuroscience Program 1981-1988 Associate Professor, Department of Anatomy 1977-present Graduate Faculty 1976-198l Assistant Professor, Department of Anatomy 1976-1998 Director, Electron Microscope Facilities University of Southern California: 1976 Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Biology 1971-1976 Teaching Assistant, Department of Biology 1970 Research Assistant, University of Southern California (NSF Grant for ecology of mid-water fishes from deep basins off southern California). PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES: American Association of Anatomists 1977-present American Institute of Biological Sciences 1974-1998 American Society for Cell Biology 1982-present American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists 1971-1995 American Society of Zoologists 1974-1996 International Brain Research Organization 1991-1998 International Society of Chronobiologists 1981-1987 Midwest Society of Electron Microscopists 1976-present Sigma Xi 1975-present Society for Neurosciences 1990-present Society for Quantitative Morphology 1989-present RESEARCH INTERESTS: General: Cell ultrastructure; neuroendocrinology; photosensory systems; neuroimmunology; transplantation; chromatophores; morphometry, stereology and computerized image analysis; effectiveness of computer-aided instruction.
photoneuroendocrine transduction and secretion; correlative ultrastructure and biochemistry of pinealocytes over circadian and circannual cycles; regulation of indole metabolism and uptake; interactions of the neuroendocrine and immune systems; neural transplantation; growth factors and pinealocyte differentiation in culture; pigment cell biology. HONORS AND AWARDS: Master Teacher Award, Stritch School of Medicine 1988 Certificate of Merit for achievement in the field of medical photography, American Society of Clinical Pathologists, Medical Photography Competition. 1987 Certificate of Merit for achievement in the field of medical photography, American Society of Clinical Pathologists, Medical Photography Competition. 1986 First Prize, Electron Microscopy category, American Society of Clinical Pathologists, Medical Photography Competition. 1985 First Prize, Electron Microscopy category, American Society of Clinical Pathologists, Medical Photography Competition. 1976 Durham Award for best student paper presented from platform., Annual Meetings of Southern California Elected full member of the Society of the Sigma Xi. 1974 Grant-in-Aid of Research from the Society of the Sigma Xi. Academy of Sciences. 1970 Arthur Vining Davis Foundation Scholarship, University of Southern California 1968 Graduated with 'honors' from the University of the Pacific, Stockton, California. EDITORIAL POSITIONS: 1992-1995 Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Pineal Research. 1996- 2000 Editorial Review Group Chair, Doody Publilshing, Inc. 2002- Member, Editorial Board, Histology and Histopathology.
EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES: University of Southern California 1971-1976 Graduate Assistant in Department of Biology, (Courses included Introduction to Biology, Vertebrate Biology,Structure and Function of Organisms, Electron Microscopy). 1976 Vertebrate Biology (302), Dept. of Biology Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine 1976-present Medical Gross Anatomy (301,302), (Course Director –1989-2007) 1977-1988 Basic Ultrastructure (425), Department of Anatomy (required course offered annually 1977-1988) 1977, 1978 Advanced Ultrastructure (426), Department of Anatomy. 1979 Special Topics in Vertebrate Structure and Function (443) 1981 Cell Biology (421), Course Director, 1981. 1989-present Graduate Gross Anatomy (401,402). 1989-2007 Teaching of Anatomy (462). 1989-2000 Elective in Advanced Dissection 1995-2001 Elective in Computers in Medical Education 1996-2007 Elective in Teaching and Learning Anatomy 1996-2001 Neuroimmunology (Anat 440)
Medicine sub-I “Becoming a Better Teacher” 2005- Graduate Methods Course Other courses participated in include: Anatomical Techniques, Review and Seminar, and Journal Club. SERVICE AND ADMINISTRATION: Departmental: 1979-1982 Chairman, Graduate Committee 1980-present Member, Faculty Search Committees 1990-present Member, Departmental Promotions and Tenure Review Committee 1979-present Member/Chair, Department Search Committees 2008-present Member, Graduate Program Committee Medical School: 1977-1983 Member, Committee on Multidisciplinary Labs 1980-1983 Member, Committee for Graduate Recruitment 1981-1991 Member, M.D.-Ph.D. Dual-degree Committee 1981-1984 Member, Committee on Core-Courses 1982-1989 Member, Committee on Educational Resources 1984-1985 Member, Search Committee for Chairman of Pharmacology 1986-1993 Member, Committee on Academic Rank and Tenure 1988-1993 Member, Neuroscience-Aging Institute Res Review Committee 1989-1993 Member, Calendar Planning Committee 1989-1993 Member, Curriculum Committee 1990 Member, Executive Strategic Planning Retreat 1991 Member, Curriculum Retreat 1991-1992 President, LUMaC Macintosh Apple User Group 1992 Member, Executive Strategic Planning Retreat
1992-1994 Member, Education Building Functional Space Program 1992-1993 Chair, Student Life Comm. - Loyola Educational Enrichment Project 1992-1994 Member, Executive Comm. - Loyola Educational Enrichment Project 1992-1994 Acting Chair, Neuroscience-Aging Institute Grant Review Committee 1992-1993 Member (interim), Research Committee of the Council 1993 Member, Leadership Workshop 1993 Member, Loyola Educational Enrichment Project Retreat 1993-1995 Member, Steering Comm. Loyola Educational Enrichment Project. 1993-1999 Member, Central Curricular Authority 1993-present Member, Design sub-committee of the Central Curricular Authority 1993-present Member, Implementation sub-committee of the Central Curricular Authority 1993-1995 Member, Information Systems Task Force 1993-1994 Member, Education Building Student Life User Group 1993-1994 Member, Education Building Laboratory User Group 1993-present Chair, Committee on Computers in the Curriculum (CIC) 1993-1994 Member, LCME Steering Committee 1993-1994 Member, LCME Task Force 1993-1994 Member, Computer Aided Learning Lab Task Force 1994 Member, Academic Support Building Task Force 1994 Member, LCME Self-Study Medical Student Sub-Committee 1994-1995 Member, Medical Student Life Committee 1994 Member, Committee on Student Health Services 1994-1997 Member, AV/Computer Task Force of Education Building 1994-present Chair, Loyola Univ. Medical Education Network (LUMEN) 1995 Member, Educational Mission Work Group 1995 Member, SSOM Implementation/Planning Work Group 1998-1999 Member, Search Committee, Chair of Pediatrics Department 1998-2006 Member, Faculty Senate (elected representative) 1998-2006 Member, Medical Council 1998-2007 Member, Academic Computing Committee 2000-2001 Member, Clinical Skills Center Steering Committee 2000-2001 Member, Clinical Skills Center Curriculum Committee 2000-2001 Member, Education Program Committee, LCME 2000-2002 Member, IAIMS Planning Council Chair, IAIMS Educational Planning Team Member, Committee on Professionalism 2002-present Member – Master Teacher selection committee 2002-2005 Member - Knowledge Transfer Committee, IAIMS Member - Task Force on Medical Education Competencies 2004-present Member – Competency Council, Director of Medical Knowledge 2004-present Member – Central Curricular Authority 2004-present Member – Executive Committee, Central Curricular Authority
Member – Technical Standard Review Committee 2008 Member – Compensation Planning Committee University: 1977 Chairman, Sigma Xi Graduate Student Research Forum 1979-1982 President, Secretary and Treasurer of the Society of the Sigma Xi 1981-1983 Member, Ph.D. Council 1984-1986 Member, Graduate Fellowships Committee 1991-1992 Member, Graduate committee to review Ph.D. Program in the Biology Department 1994-2002 Member, Faculty Council, Loyola University (elected representative) 1996-2002 Member, Research Committee of the Faculty Council 2001-2002 Chair, Research Committee of the Faculty Council 1996-2001 Member, Administrative Policy Committee - Faculty Council 1996-1997 Member, Task Force on Institutional Research Support Mechanisms 1997-2000 Information Technologies Steering Committee 1998-1999 Committee on University Faculty Retirement 2002 Member, Strategic Agenda Coordinating Council
Member, Shared Governance Roundtable Member, Research Committee of the Faculty Council Member, Faculty Council, Loyola University (elected representative) 2009- Member, Executive Committee of Faculty Council, Loyola University External: 1989-2007 Member, Board of Directors, Anatomical Gifts Assoc, Chicago, IL. 1991-2003 Member, Special Interest Group on Willed-Body Programs 1995-2007 Member, Executive committee of the Board of Directors of the Anatomical Gifts Association, Chicago, IL. 2003-2005 Ad hoc panel – NIH/NLM STUDENTS: Postdoctoral Fellows Dr. Jan Kelly 1991 Doctoral Committees Kurt Albertine Anatomy 1977-1979 Dennis Smith Anatomy 1978-1979 Teresa Dombrowski Anatomy (advisor) 1978-1984 Mary York Microbiology 1979-1982 Carole Graff Anatomy 1979-1983 Marilyn Miller Anatomy 1979-1983 Danielle Jacobs Anatomy 1979-1983 Ruth Mock Microbiology 1979-1984 Howard Higley Anatomy 1979-1984 Duane Smith Biochemistry 1980-1982. Dinesh Garg Anatomy 1980-1981 Sarah Elke Microbiology 1981-1983 Dan O'Donaghue Anatomy 1981-1984. Diane Pischl Microbiology 1981-1985. George Niiro Anatomy 1982-1985 Steven Popoff Anatomy 1983-1985 Jordon Pollack Microbiology 1983-1988 Ada Cole Anatomy 1983-1986 Keith Anderson Biology, Northwestern Univ. 1983-1986 Linda Walters Anatomy 1985-1986 Patricia Maguire Biochemistry 1985-1987 Phyllis Morinec Microbiology 1986-1987 Janet Kelly Anatomy 1987-1990 Laura Kus Anatomy (advisor) 1987-1992 Tom Corso Neuroscience Program 1990-1994 Mohamed Mostafa Neuroscience Program 1991-1994 Chris Wilson Pharmacology 1991-1995 Mette Schulz Neuroscience Program 1991-1994 Diane Workman Anatomy 1992-1995 Shih-Yen Tsai Neuroscience Program (advisor) 1992 -2001 Patricia Grutkoski Molecular Biology Program 1993 -1997 Linda Olszanski Neuroscience Program 1993 -1994 Sanjay Singh Neuroscience Program 1994 -1999 Darinka Mileusnic Neuroscience Program 1995 -1999 Maryam Norlund Pharmacology 1996 -1998 Lisa Shafer Anatomy (advisor) 1997 -2002 Bart Pilarski Chemistry, LU 1999 -2002 Shotaro Suzuki Anatomy 1999-2003 Adam Kohm Anatomy 1999-2001 Ian Dang Anatomy 1999-2001 Jodi Jackson Anatomy 2000-2002 Matthew Schipma Biochemistry 2000-2004 Zhaodi Gong Anatomy 2001-2004 Rungtwan Microbiology and Immunology 2004-2006 Junping Xin Anatomy 2005-2008 Sreevidya Sivaswamy Biochemistry 2005-2008 Eva Murdoch Anatomy 2006-2009 John Karavitis Anatomy 2006- Cynthia von Zee Neuroscience 2007-2009 Michael Calik Neuroscience 2008- Kelly Clinkerboard Neuroscience 2009- Master's Committees Sarah Elke Microbiology 1979-1981 Jordon Pollack Microbiology 1979-1983 Diane Pischl Microbiology 1979-1981 Walter Tatarowicz Microbiology 1984-1985 Mohamed Mostafa Anatomy 1985-1987 Jack Hay Anatomy 1997-1998 Anupam Basu Anatomy 1998-1999 Dayne Nelson Anatomy 1998-2000 Derek Wainwright Anatomy 2003-2004 Jeff Mosenson Anatomy (advisor) 2004-2005 Collen Cronin Anatomy 2005-2005 Minh-Y Canh Anatomy 2005-2006 Patrick Monahan Anatomy, 2006-2008 David Freeman Anatomy 2007-2008 Lauren Fetty Anatomy (advisor) 2008- David Buchanan Neuroscience 2008-
Steve J. Lisco - 1985 Robert LaPorte - 1986-1988 Robert Challenger - 1990 Jim Tran - 1995 Claire Calixte - 1995 James Banich - 1996 Aveen Macentee - 1996 Karen Beutler - 1996 Geoff Caplea - 1996 Supervisor to Undergraduate Student Research: Kevin Kapov - 1984 William Wilkins - 1986 Christopher P. Kemnitz - 1989-1990 Adrienne McBurrows - 1993 Ann Marie Kappil – 1995 Rachel Anderson – 2008-2009
Neuroimmunology. 1991 - Interviewed on Channel 2 (CBS News Chicago) - Pigment cell biology. 1992 - Interviewed on CNBC (LifeLine) - Chronobiology in Medicine 1996 - Interviewed on WBBM Radio - Chronobiology and Time Changes 1996 - Cited among the top 10 most productive authors with publications on the pineal gland during the period 1966-1994 (J. Pineal Res., 20/3: 115-124, 1996).
2000 - Interviewed on Channel 5 (NBC News Chicago) – Body donations and medical education.. Invited guest lectures/Workshops (1999-2008) Department of Pathology, Loyola University Medical Center (Jan, 1999) Central Group on Educational Affairs, Kansas City, MO (Mar, 1999) Department of Cell Biology and Anatomy, University of Michigan (Apr, 1999) Central Group on Educational Affairs, Rockford, IL (Mar, 2000) Rush Medical School, Chicago, IL (Mar, 2000) Department of Anatomy, University of North Dakota – 2 seminars (Oct, 2000) Central Group on Educational Affairs, Minneapolis, MN (Mar, 2001) Master Teacher Series, SSOM (Oct, 2001) International Assoc. Medical Science Educators (2002) Central Group on Education Affairs, Iowa City, IA (Mar, 2003) American Association of Anatomists – Washington D.C. (May, 2004) Midwest University, Downers Grove, IL (Sep, 2004) Group on Information Resources, Houston, TX (Jan, 2008) Group on Information Resources, Atlanta, GA (Apr 2009) PUBLICATIONS: 1976 1) McNulty, J.A., B.G. Nafpaktitis. The structure and development of the pineal complex in the lanternfishTriphoturus mexicanus (family Myctophidae).
2) McNulty, J.A. A comparative study of the pineal complex in the deep-sea fishes Bathylagus wesethi and Nezumia liolepis.
3) McNulty, J.A., B.G. Nafpaktitis. Morphology of the pineal complex in seven species of lanternfishes (Pisces: Myctophidae).
4) Dunn, J.D., A.J. Castro, J.A. McNulty. Effect of suprachiasmatic ablation on the daily temperature rhythm.
5) McNulty, J.A. Fine structure of modified photoreceptor cells in the pineal of the goby Clevelandia ios (Pisces: Gobiidae).
6) McNulty, J.A. A light and electron microscopic study of the pineal in the blind goby Typhlogobius californiensis (Pisces: Gobiidae).
7) McNulty, J.A. The pineal of the troglophilic fish,Chologaster agassizi: An ultrastructural study.
8) Dunn, J.D., A.J. Castro, J.A. McNulty. Failure of medial forebrain bundle or raphe nuclei ablation to alter the daily temperature rhythm of the rat.
9) McNulty, J.A. Fine structure of the pineal organ in the troglobytics fish, Typhlichthyes subterraneous (Pisces: Amblyopsidae).
10) McNulty, J.A. A comparative light and electron microscopic study of the pineal complex in the deep-sea fishes Cyclothone signata and C. acclinidens.
11) Schwalm, P.A., J.A. McNulty. The morphology of dermal chromatophores in the infrared-reflecting glass-frog Centrolenella fleischmanni.
12) McNulty, J.A., T.A. Dombrowski, W.A. Spurrier. A seasonal study of pinealocytes in the 13-lined ground squirrel, Spermophilus tridecemlineatus.
13) McNulty, J.A., J.C. Hazlett. The pineal region in the opossum, Didelphis virginiana. I. Ultrastructural observations.
14) McNulty, J.A., T.A. Dombrowski. Ultrastructural evidence for seasonal changes in the pinealocytes of the 13-lined ground squirrel, Spermophilus tridecemlineatus: A qualitative and quantitative study. Anat. Rec. 196: 387-400 (1980) 15) McNulty, J.A. Ultrastructural observations on synaptic ribbons in the pineal organ of the goldfish. Cell Tissue Res. 210: 249-256 (1980).
16) McNulty, J.A. Synaptic ribbons in the pineal organ of the goldfish: circadian rhythmicity and the effects of constant light and constant dark.
17) McNulty, J.A. A quantitative morphological analysis of the pineal organ in the goldfish, Carassius auratus.
18) McNulty, J.A. The effects of constant light and constant darkness on the pineal organ of the goldfish, Carassius auratus.
19) McNulty, J.A. The effects of constant light and constant darkness on daily changes in the morphology of the pineal organ in the goldfish, Carassius auratus.
20) McNulty, J.A. Morphologic evidence for seasonal changes in the pineal organ of the goldfish, Carassius auratus: A quantitative study.
21) Yotis, W.W., M.Zeb, J.A. McNulty, F. Kirchner, C. Reilly, L. Glendenin. Binding of 18F by cell membranes and cell walls of Streptococcus mutans.
22) Higley, H.R., J.A. McNulty, G. Rowden. Glial fibrillary acidic protein and S-100 protein in pineal supportive cells: electron microscopic study.
23) McNulty, J.A. Responses of synaptic ribbons in pineal photoreceptors under normal and experimental lighting conditions.
24) McNulty, J.A. Blood circulation of the pineal gland. In: Blood Vessels and Lymphatics in Organ Systems, ed. by D.I. Abramson and P.B. Dobrin, Academic Press, New York, pp. 308-311 (1984) (invited review). 25) McNulty, J.A. Functional morphology of the pineal complex in cyclostomes, elasmobranchs, and bony fishes. In: Pineal Research Reviews, Volume II, ed. by R.J. Reiter, Alan Liss, Inc., New York, pp. 1-40 (1984) (invited review). 26) Dombrowski, T.A., J.A. McNulty. Morphometric analysis of the pineal complex of the golden hamster over a 24-hour light:dark cycle. I. The superficial pineal in untreated and optically enucleated animals.
27) Dombrowski, T.A., J.A. McNulty. Morphometric analysis of the pineal complex of the golden hamster over a 24-hour light:dark cycle. II. The deep pineal in untreated and optically enucleated animals. Amer. J. Anat. 171: 369-376 (1984). 28) McNulty, J.A. Organ culture of the goldfish pineal gland: an ultrastructural and biochemical study. Cell Tissue Res. 238: 565-575 (1984).
29) McNulty, J.A. Photoperiod effects on synaptic ribbons in the pineal organ.
30) McNulty, J.A., M.M. Prechel, T.K. Audhya, D. Taylor, L. Fox, T.A. Dombrowski, W.H. Simmons. Pineal ultrastructure and indole profiles spanning the summer rise in arginine vasotocin (AVT) immunoactivity.
31) McNulty, J.A., L. Fox, D. Taylor, M.M. Miller, Y. Takaoka. Synaptic ribbon populations in the pineal gland of the Rhesus monkey (Macaca mulatta).
32) McNulty, J.A. Uptake and metabolism of indole compounds by the goldfish pineal organ.
33) Druse, M.J., W.E. Rathbun, J.A. McNulty, C. Nyquist-Battie. Lack of effects of maternal ethanol consumption on synaptogenesis in layer I of the motor cortex in 19-day-old rat offspring.
1986 (continued) 34) McNulty, J.A. Phylogeny and functional considerations of synaptic ribbons in the pineal gland. IRCS Med. Sci. (Forum) 14: 855-858 (1986). (invited review) 35) McNulty, J.A., M.M. Prechel, W.H. Simmons. Correlations of serotonin and its metabolites in individual rat pineal glands over light:dark cycles and after acute light exposure. Life Sci. 39: 1-6 (1986). 36) McNulty, J.A. Review of "Fish Endocrinology", by A.J. Matty, Timber Press, Portland, Oregon, 1985, pp. 267,
37) McNulty, J.A., L.M. Fox, K. Mosher, S. Binkley. Synaptic ribbons and N-acetyltransferase activity in the avian pineal gland: Quantitative changes over a 24-h photoperiod.
38) McNulty, J.A., L.M. Fox, S.J. Lisco. Pinealocyte dense-cored vesicles and synaptic ribbons. A correlative ultrastructural-biochemical investigation in rats and mice.
39) Rubenstein, D.S., L.M. Fox, J.A. McNulty, S.L. Lipsius. Electrophysiology and ultrastructure of the Eustachian ridge from cat right atrium in comparison with SA node.
40) McNulty, J.A., W.E. Rathbun, M.J. Druse. Ultrastructural and biochemical responses of photoreceptor pinealocytes to light and dark in vivo and in vitro.
41) McNulty, J.A., A.A. Cole, L.M. Fox. Day/night variability in acid phosphatase activity of pineal gland macrophages. Neurosci. Lett. 90: 254-258 (1988). 42) McNulty, J.A., M. Neighbors, M.H. Horn. Ultrastructure and biochemistry of the pineal organ in deep-sea lanternfishes (family Myctophidae).
43) Prechel, M.M., T.K. Audhya, R. Swenson, J.A. McNulty, W.H. Simmons. A seasonal pineal peptide rhythm persists in superior cervical ganglionectomized rats. Life Sci. 44: 103-110 (1989). 44) McNulty, J.A., M.M. Prechel, L. van de Kar, L.M. Fox. Effects of isoproterenol on synaptic ribbons in pinealocytes of the rat and C57BL/6J mouse.
45) LaPorte, R., L.M. Fox, K. Mosher, S. Binkley, J.A. McNulty. Day-night differences in the vesicle populations in sympathetic terminals of rat and chick pineal gland.
46) LaPorte, R., L. Kus, R.A. Wisnewski, M.M. Prechel, B. Azar-Kia, J.A. McNulty. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) effects on rat pineal neuroendocrine function. Brain Res. 506: 294-296 (1990). 47) Kemitz, C., L.M. Fox, J.A. McNulty. The ultrastructure and organization of circumventricular organs and endolymphatic tubules in the treefrog, Hyla versicolor. J. Morph. 204: 197-208. (1990). 48) McNulty, J.A., H.D. McReynolds, D.C. Bowman. Pineal gland free amino acids and indoles during postnatal development in the rat.
49) McNulty, J.A., L.M. Fox, W.A. Spurrier. A circannual cycle in pinealocyte synaptic ribbons in the hibernating and seasonally reproductive 13-lined ground squirrel (Spermophilus tridecemlineatus) .
50) McNulty, J.A., M. Relfson, L.M. Fox, L.M. Fox, L. Kus, R.H. Handa, G.B. Schneider. Circadian analysis of mononuclear immune cells in the rat following pinealectomy and superior cervical ganglionectomy.
51) Yotis, W.W., V.K. Sharma, C. Gopalsami, S. Chogini, J.A. McNulty, K. Hoerman, J. Keene, Jr., L.G. Simonson. Biochemical properties of the outer sheath of Treponema denticola.
52) Kelly, J.D., J.A. McNulty, G.B. Schneider. Quantification of tartrate resistant acid phosphatase activity using a computerized image analysis system.
53) McNulty, J.A., L.M. Fox, P.L. Shaw, V.A. Alones, B. Klausen, R. Swenson, A.J. Castro. Pineal gland transplants into the cerebral hemisphere of neonatal rats: a study of the blood brain barrier and innervation.
54) McClane, J.A., M.B. Atkinson, J.A. McNulty, A.C Breuer. Changes in fast axonal organelle transport correlate with organelle content of sensory nerve endings in chronic ethanol-fed rats.
55) Dobrin, P.B., J.F. McGurrin, J.A. McNulty. Chronic histologic changes after vascular clamping are not associated with altered vascular mechanics. Ann. Vasc. Surg. 6: 153-159 (1992). 56) McNulty, J.A., L.M. Fox. Pinealocyte synaptic ribbons and neuroendocrine function.
1992 (continued) 57) McNulty, J.A., M.M. Prechel. Circannual analysis of pineal gland indoles and vasotocin-like immunoreactivity in rats kept on constant photoschedules. Biol. Signals 1: 150-159 (1992). 58) McNulty, J.A., L. Kus, O.P. Ottersen. Immunocytochemistry and circadian biochemical analysis of amino acids in the pineal gland of the rat: Effect of superior cervical ganglionectomy.
59) McNulty, J.A., V. Colin. Lack of effect of sympathetic denervation and chronic 5HT uptake blockade by fluoxetine on rat pineal 5-hydroxyindole acetic acid: evidence that oxidative deamination of pineal 5HT is a property of the pinealocyte.
60) Kus, L., R.H. Handa, J.A. McNulty. Characterization of a [3H]glutamate binding site in rat pineal gland: enhanced affinity following superior cervical ganglionectomy.
61) Pederson, E.B., L.M. Fox, A.J. Castro, J.A. McNulty Immunocytochemical and electron microscopic characterization of macrophage/microglia cells and expression of class II major histocompatibility complex in the pineal gland of the rat.
62).McNulty, J.A., L.M. Fox, S. Silberman. Immunocytochemical demonstration of nerve growth factor (NGF) receptor in the pineal gland: effect of NGF on pinealocyte neurite formation.
63) Grassman, E.D., F.S. Leya, B.E. Lewis, S.A. Johnson, J.A. McNulty, C.W. Sumida, T.L. McKiernan, D.M. Killian, A.A.Halle, K.A. Ward, S.K. Bhatia, P.J. Scanlon. Examination of common PTCA guidewires used for side branch protection during directional coronary atherectomy of bifurcation lesions performed in vivo and in vitro.
64) Kelly, J.D., L.M. Fox, C.F. Lange, C. Bouchard, J.A. McNulty. Experimental autoimmune pinealitis in the rat: Ultrastructure and quantitative immunocytochemical characterization of mononuclear infiltrate and MHC Class II expression.
65) Kus, L., R.H. Handa, J.A. McNulty. Glutamate inhibition of the adrenergic stimulated production of melatonin in rat pineal gland in vitro. J. Neurochem. 62: 2241-2245 (1994) 66) Hershenson, M.B., M.D. Kelleher, E.T. Naureckas, M.K. Abe, V.J. Rubinstein, A. Zimmermann, A.M. Bendele, J.A. McNulty, R.A. Panettieri, J. Solway. Hyperoxia increases airway cell S-phase traversal in immature rats in vivo. Am. J. Respir. Cell Mol. Biol. 11: 296-303 (1994) 1995 67) Schulz, M.K., J.A. McNulty, R.J. Handa, T.P. Hogan, G.L. Tillotson, P.L. Shaw, J. Zimmer, A.J. Castro. Fetal Neocortical transplants grafted into the cortical lesion cavities made in newborn rats: An analysis of transplant integration with the host brain.
68) Schulz. M.K., J.A. McNulty, T.P. Hogan, J. Zimmer, A.J. Castro. Biochemical and anatomical analyses of cholinergic, noradrenergic and serotonergic innervation of fetal neocortical transplants placed in excitotoxin-induced neocortical lesions in adult rats.
69) McNulty, J.A., S-Y Tsai, L.M. Fox, T. Meldgaard, S. Silberman, N. Tonder. Neurotrophic effects of the pineal gland: role of non-neuronal cells in co-cultures of the pineal gland and superior cervical ganglia.
70) Espiritu, B., J. R. Halama, M. Sarmiento, J. A. McNulty. The Loyola University Medical Education Network (LUMEN), J. Med. Ed. Tech. Fall Issue: 18-19 (1995) 1996 71) McNulty, J.A., T.M. Madsen, S-Y Tsai, L.M. Fox, N. Tonder. Regulation of synaptic ribbons in rat pineal gland explants by noradrenalin and sympathetic neurons in a co-culture model.
72) Tsai, S-Y, McNulty, J.A. Microglia in the pineal gland of the neonatal rat: Characterization and effects on pinealocyte neurite length and serotonin content.
73) Graham, D., J.A. McNulty. A note on the time dependence of publications in pineal gland research.
74) Pedersen, E.B., J.A. McNulty, A.J. Castro, L.M. Fox, J. Zimmer, B.R. Finsen. Expression of MHC antigens in the blood-brain barrier deficient areas of normal adult rats.
75) McNulty, J.A., M.M. Prechel, R.A. Young, L.A. Fox. Pinealocyte ultrastructure in mutant mice that lack sympathetic innervation to the pineal gland.
76) Tsai, S-Y, J.A. McNulty Interleukin-1 expression in the pineal gland of the rat. J. Pineal Res. 1: 42-48 (1999) 77) McNulty, J.A. Review of "Confocal Microscopy, Methods and Protocols" Arch. Path. Lab. Med. 123: 857-858 (1999) 78) Fazal, N., U.G. Knaus, F. Sabeh, R.L. Gamelli, J.A. McNulty, M.M. Sayeed. Enhanced expression of neutrophil NADPH oxidase components in intestine of rats after burn injury Shock 12:438-42 (1999) 2000 79) McNulty, J.A., J. Halama, M. F. Dauzvardis,. B. Espiritu. Evaluation of web-based computer-aided instruction (CAI) in a basic science course. Acad. Med. 75: 36-42 (2000) 80) McNulty, J.A. Review of "Imaging Neurons. A Laboratory Manual. Microsc. Today. 2: 42-43 (2000)
81) Tsai, S-Y., O'Brien, T.E., J.A. McNulty. Microglia play a role in mediating the effects of cytokines on the structure and function of the rat pineal gland. Cell Tissue Res. 303: 423-431 (2001) 82) Tsai, S-Y., K.S. Schluns, P.T. Le, J.A. McNulty. TGF-1 and IL-6 expression in rat pineal gland is regulated by norepinephrine and interleukin-1. Histol. Histopathol. 16: 1135-1141 (2001) 83) Shafer, L.L., J.A. McNulty, M.R.J. Young. Melatonin’s inability to modulate the activity of rodent macrophage cells. J. Neuroimmunol. 120: 84-93 (2001) 2002 84) McNulty, J.A., J. Halama, B. Espiritu. Distribution of medical school course materials through the Web: Addressing the Issue of Printing through an analysis of the costs and utilization. J. Med. Lib. Assoc. 90: 244-246 (2002) 85) Slominiski, A., A. Pisarchik, I.Semak, T. Sweatman, J. Wortsman, O. Johanson, C. Jing, A. Szczesniewski, G. Slogocki, J.A. McNulty, S. Kauser, D. Tobin Human skin fully expresses intrinsic serotoninergic and melatoninergic systems. FASEB J. 16: 896-898 (2002). 86) McNulty, J.A., B. Espiritu, M. Halsey. Medical student use of computers is correlated with personality. JAIMSE 12: 9-13 (2002) 2003
87) Shafer L.L., McNulty J.A., Young M.R.I. Brain-derived soluble factors differentially regulate BV2 microglia and peripheral macrophage immune functions. Neuroimmunomodulation 10: 283-294 (2003). 88) Shafer L.L., McNulty J.A., Young M.R.I. Brain derived interleukin-6 modulates the functional activities of BV2 microglia. Neuroimmunomodulation 10: 295-304 (2003). 2004 89) McNulty, J.A., J. Halama, B. Espiritu. Evaluation of computer-aided instruction (CAI) in the medical gross anatomy curriculum. Clin. Anat. 17: 73-78 (2004). 2005 90) Ren, J-P, Banan, A., Keshavarzian, A., Zhu, Q, LaPaglia, N., McNulty, J., Emanuele, N.V., Emanuele, M.A. Ethanol exposure induces pituitary oxidative damage. Alcohol. 35: 91-101 (2005) 2006 91) McNulty, J.A., Espiritu, B., Halsey, M., Mendez, M. Personality preference influences medical student use of specific computer-aided instruction (CAI). BMC Med. Ed. 6: 7 (2006) 92) Mosenson, J.A., J.A. McNulty. Characterization of lymphocyte subsets over a 24-hour period in pineal-associated lymphoid tissue (PALT) in the chicken. BMC Immunol. 7: 1 (2006). 2007
93) McNulty, J.A., Sonntag, B., Sinacore, J..M. Test-taking behaviors on a multiple-choice exam are associated with performance on the exam and with learning styles. JAIMSE 17: 52-57 (2007) 2009
94) McNulty, J.A., Hoyt, A., Gruener, G., Chandrasekhar, A., Esspiritu, B., Price, R. Jr., Naheedy, R. An analysis of lecture video utilization in undergraduate medical education: associations with performance in the courses. BMC Med. Ed. 9,: 6 (2009) 95) McNulty, J.A., Sonntag, B., Sinacore, J. Evaluation of computer-aided instruction in a basic science course: A six-year study. Anat. Sci. Ed. 2: 2-8 (2009) 96) Chandrasekhar , A.J. McNulty, J.A., Janabi, A., Durazo-Arvizu, D. Do student evaluations influence the teaching skills of clerkship clinical faculty? (in preparation) 97) McNulty, J.A., Gruner, G., Chandrasekhar, A.J. First impressions are important: concurrent vs. end-of-course faculty evaluations. (in preparation) 98) Fetty, L.k., Shea,, J., Touissnt, C.P. McNulty, J.A. A quanttitative analysis of variability in brachial plexus anatomy. (submitted)
72) McNulty, J.A., A. J. Chandrasekhar, B. Espiritu, J. R. Halama, R. Price, Jr. ILUMENating the Medical Curriculum on the World Wide Web: A Panel Discussion of the Nuts and Bolts Symposium of Computers in Healthcare Education, Philadephia (1996) (invited) 73) Espiritu, B., J.A. McNulty, M. Sarmiento, R. Price, Jr. Integration of a Curricular and Multimedia Database for Medical Education Using the World Wide Web Symposium of Computers in Healthcare Education, Philadephia (1996) (invited) 74) Halama, J., J.A. McNulty, B. Espiritu Multi-Media Hyper-Bulletin Board for Conferencing on the World Wide Web
75) Chandrasekhar, A.J., B. Espiritu, J.A. McNulty, J. Halama, R. Price, Jr. Curriculum driven development of education software in pulmonary system - work in progress. Symposium of Computers in Healthcare Education, Philadephia (1996) (invited) 76) Lee, R.E., J.A. McNulty, E. P. Lee A survey of anatomic variations and pathology and their role in problem-based learning (PBL). Amer. and British Associations of Clinical Anatomists 77) Tsai, S-Y, K.S. Schluns, P.T. Le, J.A. McNulty. Expression of TGF-1, TGF-3, and IL-6 in rat pineal tissue: In vivo and in vitro studies. Soc. Neurosci. 22: 551 (1996) 78) Chandrasekhar, A.J., B. Espiritu, J. Halama, J.A. McNulty, R. Price, Jr. LUMEN - The Loyola University Medical Education Network
79) Lee, R. E., J. A. McNulty, E. P. Lee, J. R. Kennedy, and M.F. Dauzvardis. Problem-Based Learning (PBL) strategies in a restructured Basic Science Curriculum.
80) McNulty, J.A., A. Chandrasekhar, B. Espiritu, J. Halama, R. Price. LUMEN: Loyola Univ. Medical Education Network for Curriculum, Conferencing, and Multimedia Databases. Slice of Life Conference, Chicago, IL (1997) 81) McNulty, J.A. LUMEN: The basic science curriculum
82) Zimmer, J., J.A. McNulty, A. Dahl-Jorgensen. Fetal porcine nigrostiatal tissue in slice culture.
83) Tsai, S-Y, J.A. McNulty. Effects of cytokines on serotonin content in dispersed pineal cell cultures.
84) Lee,R.E., J.A. McNulty, E.P. Lee, J.R. Kennedy, M.F. Dauzvardis Problem-based learning (PBL) strategies in a restructured basic science curriculum.
85) McNulty, J.A. How are faculty using the web to support instructional experiences? Central Group on Educational Affairs (1999) 86) McNulty, J.A., S-Y Tsai. Interleukin-1b inhibits pineal gland melatonin production after isoproterenol stimulation. Soc. Neurosci. 25: 1182 (1999) 87) Shafer L.L., Mc Nulty J.A., Young M.R.I. Coculture of brian slice and BV-2 microglia cells increase microglia phagocytosis and decrease MHC class II expresion.
88) Shafer, L.L., Young, M.R.I., McNulty, J.A. IL-10 mimics the differential response of brain co-cultures on activation of a microglia cell line. Soc. Neurosci. 26: 1943 (2000) Lertsburapa, McNulty, J.A., Nahas, S.L., DeVries, G.H. Axonal control of angiogenesis in normal and neurofibromatosis Type-1 derived Schwann cells. Soc. Neurosci. 27: 745 (2001) McNulty, J.A., B. Espiritu, M. Halsey. Computer use by medical students is related to personality preferences. IAMSE Mayo Clinic, (2001) Shafer, L.L., Young, M.R.I., McNulty, J.A. Interleukin(IL)-6 modulates BV2 microglia activation but the use of IL-6 knockout mice reveals paradoxical results. Soc. Neurosci. 27: 1846 (2001) McNulty, J.A.,, Espiritu, B., Halsey, M., Lai, C., Grzywacz, L. Medical student use of specific computer-aided instruction (CAI) depends on personality preference. AIMSE (2002). Ren, J-C., Banan A., Keshavarazian, A., McNulty, J., Zhu, Z., LaPaglia, N., Emanuele, N., Emanuele, M. Chronic ethanol-induced pituitary dysfunction: evidence for osidative mechanisms. Res. Soc. Alchol. (2003) McNulty, J.A., Radiologic Imaging in the medical curriculum. Amer. Assoc. Anat. (invited). Washington DC (2004) McNulty, J.A., J. Mosenson. Characterization and circadian analysis of lymphopineal tissue in the chicken. FASEB: 190 (2005) Ferreira, A.M, D.E. Faunce, T.A. Wilgus, R. Fresco, J. A. McNulty, L. A. DiPietro. Modulation of wound scar formation by monocyte chemoattractant protein -1 (MCP-1. FASEB (2006) Le, P., E.C. Zook, J.A. McNulty. CD4+CD8+ immature T cells in chicken pineal gland: Evidence for pineal gland function as a primary lymphoid organ within the central nervous system (CNS). Amer. Assoc. Immunol. (2006) Sonntag, B., J. Sinacore, J.A. McNulty. Does learning style affect test-taking behaviors? IAMSE (2006) McNulty, J.A., B. Sonntag, J. Sinacore. A 6-year study of the association between learning style and use of computer-aided instruction (CAI) in the medical curriculum. IAMSE (2006). McNulty, J.A., Hoyt, A., Price, R., Jr., Chandrasekhar, A., Gruener, G., Espiritu, B., Naheedy, R. Utilization of on-line lecture videos in a basic science course. AIMSE (2008). Harrison, K., McNulty, J.A.. The pathology of poverty: one response to economic, education, and public health issues in sub-Saharan Africa. Global Health Symposium, Madison WI (2009). Chandrasekhar, A.J., McNulty, J.A., Janabi, A., Durazo-Arvizu, R. Do Student Evaluations Influence the Teaching Skills of Clerkship Clinical Faculty? CGEA, Rochester, MN (2009) McNulty, J.A., Gruener, G, Chandrasekhar, A.J. A comparison of concurrent vs. end-of-course faculty evaluations shows that first impressions are important. CGEA, Rochester, MN (2009) Price, R., J.A. McNulty. Development of an audience-response system for medical education. Group on information Resources, AAMC, Atlanta (2009) McNulty, J.A. Globalization of medical education. International Federation of Associations of Anatomists, Capetown, South Africa, Aug, (2009) (invited). Harrison, K., J.A. McNulty, J.K. Kweri. Integrating learning, information technology and service: A new model for medical education in a globalized world. Unite For Sight Global Health & Innovation Conference, Yale, Univ., April, 2010 GRANTS: EXTRAMURAL: National Science Foundation (BNS), Principal Investigator. Title: "Rhythms, Light and Pineal Gland Function." Total Funds: $117,300; Grant Period: 07/01/79-06/31/82.
Title: "Fetal Cortical Transplants in the Repair of Brain Damage" Total Direct Costs: $629,734; Grant Period: 12/01/87-11/30/92
Title: "Pineal Gland and Neuroimmunomodulation." Total Funds: $396,379; Grant Period: 07/01/88-12/31/91.
Title: "Characterization of a Seasonal Neuropeptide." Total Funds: $100,000; Grant Period: 01/15/89-01/14/91.
02/01/00 - 31/01/04; J.A. McNulty, P.I. $443,119 TDC
07/01/00 – 06/31/02, W. Barron, P.I. $300,000 TDC
07/01/03 - 09/15/07; J.A. McNulty, P.I. $75,000 TDC.
$367,435
INTRAMURAL: Biomedicial Research Committee, LUMC Title: "Pineal Gland Function in Fishes." Principal Investigator Total Funds: $4,765; Grant Period: 01/01/77-12/31/78. Biomedical Research Committee, LUMC Title: "Pineal Gland Structure and Function: Circannual and Circadian Rhythms." Principal Investigator Total Funds: $4,950; Grant Period: 01/01/80-12/31/81.
Title: "Structure and Biochemistry of the Pineal Gland. Principal Investigator Total Funds: $30,100; Grant Period: 09/01/83-08/31/85. Research Stimulation Grant, Loyola University Title: "Structural/Functional Correlates of Secretion in the Rodent Pineal Gland." Principal Investigator Total Funds: $1,500; Grant Period: 02/01/86-01/31/87.
Title: "Pineal Gland Photoneuroendocrine Functions" Principal Investigator Total Funds: $9,020; Grant Period: 5/1/86-10/30/87. Biomedical Research Committee, LUMC Title: "Time Course of Ethanol Induced Alterations in Axonal Transport." Co-Investigator (J.A. McLane, PI) Total Funds: $17,840; Grant Period: 07/01/88-06/30/89. Research Committee - Bane Foundation, LUMC Title: "Neuro-immune Mechanisms in Neuro-target Interactions" Principal Investigator Total Funds: $14,400; Grant Period: 12/01/93-11/30/94. 94) Ferreira, A.M., D.E. Faunce, T. Wielgus, R. Fresco, J.A. McNulty, L.A. DiPietro. Modulation of wound contraction and scar formation by MCP-1.
A comparative ultrastructural-biochemical investigation of the pineal gland in the cat and rat. (in preparation) 96) McNulty, J.A., B. Espiritu, A. Chandrasekhar, R. Price. Web-based databases as foundations for the development of computer-aided instruction in the medical curriculum. (in preparation) Grants pending/planned: NIH - "Thymic-epithelial Hormone Interaction" Co-Investigator (PT Le, PI) Total Direct Costs: $641,854 NSF - " Neuroimmunology of Neuron-target Interactions" Principal Investigator Total Costs: $353,295
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