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Meet the members of the Correa Lab, led by Associate Professor Stephanie Correa, who study sex differences in metabolic syndrome and cardiovascular disease. Learn about their research, awards, and publications on the lab website.
Apr 23, 2020 · Stephanie Correa is an associate professor who studies how reproductive hormones affect temperature and energy balance in women. She uses genetically engineered mice and viral tools to identify neurons that regulate these processes and to understand sex differences in the brain.
Stephanie Correa is an assistant professor at UCLA who studies how estrogens affect temperature and energy balance in the brain. She uses genetically engineered mice and viral tools to identify the neurons that mediate estrogen-responsive and sex-specific changes in metabolism and thermoregulation.
Correa Lab at UCLA | Effects of sex on neural circuits that control energy balance. Research. Our lab is broadly interested in understanding how reproductive hormones affect temperature and energy balance. The menopausal transition is associated with hot flashes and increased visceral body fat.
Stephanie Correa, PhD. Associate Professor, Department of Integrative Biology and Physiology. Member, Signal Transduction and Therapeutics. Languages. English, Spanish. Contact Information. Email. stephaniecorrea@ucla.edu. Phone. (310) 825-1559. Website. http://correalab.org. Scientific Interests.
Associate Professor, Integrative Biology And Physiology, University of California Los Angeles. UC Profile. Publications. Massa MG, Scott RL, Cara AL, Cortes LR, Vander PB, Sandoval NP, Park JW, Ali SL, Velez LM, Wang HB, Ati SS, Tesfaye B, Reue K, van Veen JE, Seldin MM, Correa SM.
Stephanie CORREA, Professor (Associate) | Cited by 820 | of University of California, Los Angeles, CA (UCLA) | Read 38 publications | Contact Stephanie CORREA.
