Judith M. Venuti

Oakland University — United States

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology · Life Sciences

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Research Topics

Developmental Biology and Gene Regulation(7), Innovations in Medical Education(6), Anatomy and Medical Technology(6), Echinoderm biology and ecology(6), Muscle Physiology and Disorders(5)

Publications44 total

Is Integration Within Anatomical Sciences Important? Assessing Medical Student Learning of Histology and Embryology via Interdisciplinary Causal Mechanisms
The FASEB Journal·2020· 2 cited
A Rare Occurrence of Left‐Sided Inferior Vena Cava: A case report
The FASEB Journal·2020
Does Teaching an Etymological Dissection Tool Aid Student Understanding and Retention of Terminology?
The FASEB Journal·2020
The Etymological Dissection Approach for Learning Embryology Terminology
The FASEB Journal·2019
The Use of Narrative Drawings to Improve the Understanding of Threshold Concepts in Pelvic Anatomy
The FASEB Journal·2019
Medical Student Learning Experiences in Organ System Course Sessions using a Histology and Embryology Team‐taught Integrated Format
The FASEB Journal·2018· 1 cited
Using Interprofessional OSCE-Based Simulation Collaboration to Teach Obstetrics to Second-Year Medical Students
Obstetrics and Gynecology·2017· 2 cited
Rare Bilateral Variation of the Extensor Carpi Radialis Longus Muscle
The FASEB Journal·2017
Use of an anatomy eBook to document and discuss anatomical variation
The FASEB Journal·2016· 1 cited
Integrating Histology, Gross Anatomy and Histopathology in a Case Based Approach to Inflammatory Bowel Disease
The FASEB Journal·2015
Opportunities in a new medical school: a longitudinal, integrated clinical anatomy curriculum
The FASEB Journal·2013
An Interprofessional Learning Module on Bone Marrow Biopsy within the Preclinical Undergraduate Medical Curriculum
The FASEB Journal·2013
Erratum: Identification of responsive cells in the developing somite supports a role for β‐catenin‐dependent Wnt signaling in maintaining the DML myogenic progenitor pool
Developmental Dynamics·2011Open Access
Accessing and browsing 3D anatomical images with a navigational ontology.
Advances in Classification Research Online·2011Open Access
Neurosensory and neuromuscular organization in tube feet of the sea urchin <i>Strongylocentrotus purpuratus</i>
The Journal of Comparative Neurology·2011· 37 cited
Identification of responsive cells in the developing somite supports a role for β‐catenin‐dependent Wnt signaling in maintaining the DML myogenic progenitor pool
Developmental Dynamics·2009· 5 citedOpen Access
Reduced O<sub>2</sub> and elevated ROS in sea urchin embryos leads to defects in ectoderm differentiation
Developmental Dynamics·2009· 15 citedOpen Access
Analysis of the effects of nickel, cobalt and ROS on Nodal signaling and axis specification in sea urchin embryos
The FASEB Journal·2009
Respecification of ectoderm and altered Nodal expression in sea urchin embryos after cobalt and nickel treatment
Mechanisms of Development·2009· 15 cited
Survival of a gross anatomy course in the wake of Hurricane Katrina
Clinical Anatomy·2007· 2 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

William H. Klein(9), Malli Barremkala(7), Cavit Ağca(4), Eric N. Olson(3), Toshiyuki Hamada(3), Joseph LeSauter(3), Rae Silver(3), Wei Weng(3), Pat Molholt(3), Stefanie M. Attardi(3), B. J. Thompson(3), William P. Forbes(3), Douglas J. Gould(3), Vera Lynn Flowers(2), William R. Jeffery(2), Maria Lokshin(2), Maria-Teresa Romero(2), Lili Yan(2), Mark T. Kozlowski(2), Lin Gan(2)