Indiana University Bloomington
Sengelabs

Lab Members

Current graduate students





Lauren Rudolph

Developmentally restricted effects of estrogens

Tom Verhovshek
Interactions of trophic factors and steroid hormones via the

neuromuscular periphery

 

Graduates of SengelabsKaty Lenz and Kellie Coons

Heather Eisthen, Ph.D. 1992
Anatomy of peripheral olfactory and vomeronasal systems
Assoc. Prof., Michigan State University

Alice Mills, postdoctoral fellow 1992-1995
Development and steroid regulation of sexually dimorphic neuron number in lumbosacral dorsal root ganglia

Linda Goldstein, Ph.D. 1993Kevin Ball (guitar), Dale Sengelaub (drums), Tom Verhovshek (sax), Joe Steinmetz (keyboard), and Randy Wilson (bass).
Ontogenetic cues involved in the regulation of motoneuron

morphology in a sexually dimorphic neuromuscular system
Senior Medical Writer, Complete Healthcare Communications

Cara Wellman, Ph.D. 1993
Changes in spatial learning and neocortical morphology in

adult and aged basal forebrain lesioned rats
Assoc. Prof., Indiana University

Marie Clark-Phelps, Ph.D. 1997Cara Wellman
Aging in an androgen-sensitive neuromuscular system

Ceylan Isgor, Ph.D. 1997
Effects of perinatal gonadal steroids on adult spatial navigation and hippocampal morphology
Asst. Prof., Florida Atlantic University

Kristy Hamilton, Ph.D. 2000
The role of lMAN in perceptual selectivity for individual songs in

female brown-headed cowbirds

Mark Osborne and Kellie Coons

Mark Harty, Ph.D. 2000
Androgen effects on the morphology and electrophysiology of sexually dimorphic and non-dimorphic rat spinal motoneurons

Research Associate, Rhode Island Hospital

Allison Foster, Ph.D. 2004
Ontogenetic function in a sexually dimorphic rat neuromuscular system
Medical Writer, Clinical Research, Advanced Bionics

Keith Fargo, Ph.D. 2006
Prevention of dendritic atrophy after induced motoneuron loss
Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Chicago Loyolla

Kathryn Lenz, Ph.D. 2009
Maternal influences on dendritic development of motoneurons in a

sexually dimorphic neuromuscular system

Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Maryland