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Carin Wittnich
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Latest papers
The development and impact of an innovative graduate program to promote entry to physiology-related careers: the Master of Health Science in Medical Physiology.
Advances in physiology education · 2026
Water-Column Zone Impacts Non-Essential Heavy Metal Accumulation in Fish Occupying Different Zones.
Toxics · 2025 · senior author
Cardiac structures in marine animals provide insight on potential directions for interventions for pediatric congenital heart defects.
American journal of physiology. Heart and circulatory physiology · 2022 · senior author
13 publications.
The development and impact of an innovative graduate program to promote entry to physiology-related careers: the Master of Health Science in Medical Physiology.
Miliotis H, Buchan A, Wittnich C, Cox B, Brubaker PL, Giacca A, Belsham D
Water-Column Zone Impacts Non-Essential Heavy Metal Accumulation in Fish Occupying Different Zones.
Foley M, Askin N, Belanger M, Wittnich C
Cardiac structures in marine animals provide insight on potential directions for interventions for pediatric congenital heart defects.
Mitova E, Wittnich C
Does young age really put the heart at risk?
Belanger M, Tan L, Wittnich C
What factors contribute to the elevation of serum free fatty acid levels in newborns in the cardiac surgical setting?
Wittnich C, Belanger M
The Role of 17β-Estradiol in Myocardial Hypertrophy in Females in the Presence and Absence of Hypertension.
Wittnich C, Wallen J, Belanger M
Invited Commentary.
Wittnich C
Sex differences in myocardial metabolism and cardiac function: an emerging concept.
Wittnich C, Tan L, Wallen J, Belanger M
Sex differences in newborn myocardial metabolism and response to ischemia.
Wittnich C, Quaglietta D, Tan L, Belanger MP
Ventricle-specific metabolic differences in the newborn piglet myocardium in vivo and during arrested global ischemia.
Quaglietta D, Belanger MP, Wittnich C
Frequent collaborators
- Patricia Brubaker and Adria Giacca: 4 shared papers
- Patricia Brubaker and Brian Cox: 4 shared papers
- Patricia Brubaker and Denise Belsham: 4 shared papers
- Brian Cox and Denise Belsham: 3 shared papers
- Adria Giacca and Brian Cox: 2 shared papers
- Adria Giacca and Denise Belsham: 2 shared papers
- Patricia Brubaker and Carin Wittnich: 1 shared paper
- Adria Giacca and Carin Wittnich: 1 shared paper
- Brian Cox and Carin Wittnich: 1 shared paper
- Denise Belsham and Carin Wittnich: 1 shared paper
- Department of Physiology
- Institute of Medical Science
- Department of Medicine
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