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Lin
Aanonsen
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Professor
of Biology
Chair, Health Professions Advisory Committee
Olin-Rice 216
(651) 696-6470 office
(651) 696-6763 lab
aanonsen@macalester.edu
Professor Aanonsen’s research focuses on spinal mechanisms by which
chronic pain is transmitted and induced. She involves students in
every aspect of her research and accompanies them to meetings of the
Society of Neuroscience where they present their work. She chairs
the Biology Department and the Health Professions Advisory Committee,
and most recently was awarded the 2003 Teaching Award for Macalester.
In her spare time she loves to garden and play with her two Westies,
Cassie and Katie.
Current Courses:
On
sabbatical
2008-2009
Education:
BS Edgewood College, 1978
PhD University of Minnesota, 1987
Research Interests:
Neuropharmacology of chronic pain
Selected
Publications:
(* indicates Macalester student)
Groth R*, Aanonsen LM (2002) The role of brain-derived neurotrophic
factor in spinal nociceptive processing in mice. Pain 100: 171-181.
Richardson JD*, Aanonsen LM, Hargreaves KM (1998) Antihyperalgesic
effects of spinal cannabinoids. European Journal of Pharmacology 345:
145-153.
Richardson JD*, Aanonsen LM, Hargreaves KM (1998) Hypoactivity of the
spinal cannabinoid system results in NMDA-dependent hyperalgesia.
Journal of Neuroscience 18: 451-457. |
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