PUBLICATIONS

1. Forshee, B.A. (2006) The Aging Brain: Is Function Dependent on Growth
   Hormone/Insulin-Like Growth Factor-1 Signaling? Journal of the American
   Aging Association, in press.
   
   
2. Kinney (Forshee), B.A., Kinney, N.E., Steger, R.W., Bartke, A. (2004)
   Could a deficiency in growth hormone signaling be beneficial to the
   aging brain? Physiology and Behavior, 80, 589 - 594.
   
   
3. Kinney (Forshee), B.A., Rabe, M.B., Jensen, R.A., & Steger, R.W. (2002)
   Maternal hyperglycemia leads to gender-dependent deficits in learning and
   memory in offspring. Experimental Biology and Medicine, 228, 152 - 159.
   
   
4. Kinney (Forshee), B.A., Coschigano, K.T., Kopchick, J.J., Steger, R.W., &
   Bartke, A. (2001) Evidence that age-induced decline in memory retention is
   delayed in growth hormone resistant GH-R-KO (Laron) mice. Physiology and
   Behavior, 72, 653-660.
   
   
5. Kinney (Forshee), B.A., Meliska, C.M., Steger, R.W., Bartke, A. (2001)
   Evidence that Ames dwarf mice age differently from their normal siblings in
   behavioral and learning and memory parameters. Hormones and Behavior, 39,
   277-284.
   
   
6. Bartke, A., Coschigano, K., Kopchick, J., Chandrashekar, V., Mattison, J.,
   Kinney (Forshee), B., & Hauck, S. (2001) Genes that prolong life:
   relationships of growth hormone and growth to aging and life span. The
   Journals of gerontology. Series A, Biological sciences and medical sciences,
   56(8), B340-B349.
   
   
7. Bartke, A., Brown-Borg, H., Mattison, J., Kinney (Forshee), B., Hauck, S.
   and Wright, C. (2001) Prolonged longevity of hypopituitary dwarf mice. Exp.
   Gerontol., 36(1), 21-28.
   
   
8. Bartke, A., Brown-Borg, H., Kinney (Forshee), B., Mattison, J., Wright, C.,
   Hauck, S., Coschigano, K. and Kopchick, J. (2000) Growth hormone and aging.
   Journal of the American Aging Association, 23, 219-225.