Refereed
Publications 21.) T.L.
Vickrey and B.J.
Venton.Drosophila
have functioning D2
autoreceptors.ACS
Chemical
Neuroscience.in
press. PMC:330532.
20.)
M.J. Peairs, A.E. Ross, and B.J. Venton.Comparison
of Nafion- and overoxidizedpolypyrrole-carbon nanotube
electrodes for neurotransmitter detection.Anal.
Methods, 2011, 3,
2379 - 2386.
19.)
C.B. Jacobs, T.L. Vickrey, B.J.
Venton.
Functional
groups modulate the sensitivity and
electron transfer kinetics of neurochemicals at carbon
nanotube
modified
microelectrodes. Analyst.2011, 136, 3557
– 3565. 18.)
H. Fang, T.L. Vickrey, and B.J. Venton.Analysis
of biogenic amines in a single Drosophila
larva brain
by capillary
electrophoresis with fast-scan cyclic voltammetry detection.Analytical
Chemistry. 2011, 83, 2258–2264. PMC3058613. 17.)
M.L. Pajski, B.J. Venton. Adenosine release
evoked by short electrical stimulations in striatal brain
slices is
primarily activity
dependent. ACS
Chemical
Neuroscience. 2010, 1,
775-787.PMC3016054 16.)
S. Cechova, A.M. Elsobky, B.J. Venton.Adenosine
A1
receptors self-regulate adenosine release in
the striatum: evidence of autoreceptor characteristics. Neuroscience. 2010,
171, 1006-1015. PMC2991493
15.)
Y. Xu and B.J. Venton.Rapid
determination
of adenosine deaminase
kinetics using fast-scan cyclic voltammetry.Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics2010, 12,
10027-10032. 14.)
C.B. Jacobs, M.J. Peairs, and B.J. Venton.Carbon nanotube based electrochemical sensors
for biomolecules.Analytica
Chimica
Acta.2010, 662,
105-127. 13.)
X. Borue, B. Condron, B.J. Venton.Both
synthesis and reuptake are critical for
replenishing the releasable serotonin pool in Drosophila.Journal
of Neurochemistry.2010,
113,
188-199.PMC2860618.
12.)
Y. Xu and B.J. Venton.Microelectrode
Sensing of Adenosine/Adenosine-5’-triphosphate
with Fast-Scan Cyclic
Voltammetry.Electroanalysis.
2010,
22, 1167-1174. 11.)
T. L. Vickrey, B. Condron, B.J. Venton.Detection
of endogenous dopamine changes in
Drosophila using fast-scan cyclic voltammetry.Analytical Chemistry.2009,
81, 9306–9313. 10.)
G. Shambat, A. Deberardinis, P. Reinke, B.J.
Venton, L. Pu, J. Bean, B. Chen, J. Tour.Addition Reaction and Characterization of
Chlorotris(triphenylphosphine)iridium(I) on Silicon(111)
Surfaces. Applied
Surface Science.2009,
255,
8533-8538.
9.) S.E. Cooper and
B.J. Venton.
Fast-scan cyclic
voltammetry for the detection of tyramine
and octopamine. Analytical
Bioanalytical
Chemistry,2009,
394, 329-336.
8.) X. Borue, S.E. Cooper, J. Hirsh, B. Condron, B.J. Venton.
Quantitative evaluation of serotonin release and reuptake in
Drosophila. Journal
Neuroscience Methods, 2009,
179, 300-308.
NIHMSID #
112632
7.) M.L. Huffman and
B.J. Venton.Carbon fiber microelectrodes for in vivo applications.Analyst, 2009,
134, 18-24. 6.) M.L.
Huffman and
B.J. Venton.Electrochemical properties of different carbon-fiber
microelectrodes
using fast-scan cyclic voltammetry.Electroanalysis. 2008, 20, 2422-2428. 5.) C. B.
Jacobs, T.L. Vickrey, and B.J. Venton.Measuring chemical events in
neurotransmission.In
“Encyclopedia of
Chemical Biology”, Wiley, 2008. 4.) A.M.
Strand and B.J. Venton.
Flame etching
enhances the
sensitivity of carbon-fiber microelectrodes. Analytical Chemistry, 2008, 80, 3708–3715.
3.) S.
Cechova and B.J. Venton.
Transient adenosine
efflux in the rat
caudate-putamen. Journal
of
Neurochemistry, 2008,
105, 1253-1263.
2.) B.E. Kumara Swamy and B.J.
Venton. Carbon
nanotube-modified
microelectrodes for simultaneous detection of
dopamine and serotonin in vivo.Analyst,
2007,132, 876-894. * this
article was
highlighted in Chemical
Technology, 2007, 4, T66.
1.) B.E. Kumara Swamy and B.J.
Venton. Subsecond detection of
physiological adenosine concentrations using fast-scan
cyclic
voltammetry. Analytical Chemistry, 2007, 79, 744-750.
Book
chapters
M.G. Roper,
C. Guillo, and B.J. Venton.High
speed electrophoretic separations.In
“Handbook
of Capillary and Microchip Electrophoresis
and Associated Microtechniques” CRC Press: New York.
J.P. Landers, editor, 2008.
For Prof. Venton's publications previous to University of
Virginia,
please see her CV.
