Research Publications of
Bruce E. Morton, Ph.D.
Last updated, March, 2009
2. BE Morton, Studies on sperm metabolism. Ph.D.
Thesis,
3.
BE Morton, Studies on sperm metabolism. Diss. Abstr.
26, 5014 (1966). ABSTRACT
4. BE Morton, Cellular oxidative phosphorylation. Fed. Proc. 25, 529
(1966). ABSTRACT
5. BE Morton and HA Lardy, Cellular oxidative phosphorylation. I. Measurement in intact spermatozoa
and other
6.
BE Morton and HA Lardy, Cellular oxidative phosphorylation.
II. Measurement in chemically modified
7.
BE Morton and HA Lardy, Cellular oxidative phosphorylation.
III. Measurement in physically modified cells.
8. BE Morton and HA Lardy, The removal of the cytosol and the re-initiation of flagellation of bull
sperm. Exp. Cell
9. BE Morton, A disruption and fractionation of
bovine epididymal spermatozoa. J. Reprod. Fert. 15, 113-119
11. EC Henshaw, CA
Hirsch, BE Morton and HH Hiatt, Control of protein synthesis in mammalian
tissues through
12. BE Morton, A simplified high resolution
gradient analysis system. Anal. Biochem. 52, 421-429 (1973).
13. BE Morton, Sedimentation coefficients of
higher polysomes from rat liver and the localization
of polysomes not
14. BE Morton, C Nwizu,
EC Henshaw, CA Hirsch and HH Hiatt, The isolation of
large polyribosomes in high yield
Papers from the ASSISTANT PROFESSOR period:
17. J Upchurch and BE Morton, ATP levels in
hamster sperm during capacitation in vitro. Biol.
Reprod. 7, 132
18.
MC Robertson, CS Nwizu, GD Bryant and BE Morton, The
binding of prolactin to ribosomes. Endocrinol. 92,
19. BE Morton, BJ Rogers and TSK Chang, Capacitation of large numbers of hamster sperm in vitro. Biol.
Reprod.
20. BE Morton, Reactivation of progressive
motility in hamster sperm modified by Triton X-100. Exptl. Cell. Res.
21. BE Morton and TSK Chang, The effect of caudal
epididymal fluid, serum components and caffeine upon
the
26. BE Morton, J Harrigan-Lum,
T Jooss, and L Albagli, The
activation of motility in quiescent hamster sperm from
Papers from the ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR period:
29. BE Morton, 28 miles cross country in
30. BE Morton, R Sagadraca
and CF Fraser, Sperm motility within the mammalian epididymis: Species
variation and
31. N Satake andBE Morton, Scotophobin A causes several responses in goldfish
if the pineal gland is present.
32. N Satake and BE
Morton, Scotophobin A causes dark avoidance in
goldfish by elevating pineal N-acetyl
33. N Satake and BE
Morton, Scotophobin A, a behavioral peptide inhibits
pineal hydroxyindole-O-methyl
34. BE
Morton, CF Fraser and L Albagli, Studies on factors
in hamster caudal epididymal plasma and other sources
35. BE Morton, CF Fraser, and R Sagadraca, Inhibition of sperm dilution damage by purified
factors from hamster
36. BE Morton, CF Fraser and R Sagadraca, Initiation of hamster sperm motility from
quiescence: The effect of
37. H Olipares, K Pang,
E Lee, M Diamond and BE Morton, Does ejaculation in the hamster result from the
38. K Pang, E Lee, R Blanchard and BE Morton,
Utilization of the 14C-deoxyglucose method to map brain activities
39. BE Morton and R Sagadraca,
Quantitation of sperm population migration: Capillary
scanning assay. Arch.
40. BE Morton and R Sagadraca,
Migration of hamster sperm within capillaries:Effect
of agents elevating cyclic
41. BE Morton, CF Fraser, M Thenawidjaja
and M Rayner, Mechanism of palytoxin
action: Potent inhibition of sperm
42. BE Morton, C Martin, C. Chan and H Olipares, Inexpensive fiber optic two-dimensional
densitometer for the
43. BE Morton, M Thenawidjaja
and S Dimsdale, Evidence for functional A1 and A2
adenosine receptors on hamster
44. RJ Blanchard, BE Morton, M Diamond, E Lee and
C Chan, Use of [14C]-2-deoxyglucose to detect regional brain
46. BE Morton and R Sagadraca,
Quantitation of sperm population migratory
rates. In: Male Reproduction and
47. BE Morton, RJ Blanchard, EMC Lee, K Pang, and
DC Blanchard, Use of[14C]-2-deoxy-glucose to detect
48. BE Morton, C Chan, RP Hammer Jr and CB Pert, Nonestrous female
hamsters have elevated opiate receptor
49. M Thenawidjaja and
BE Morton, The effects of palytoxin, a Hawaiian
marine toxin, upon calcium metabolism.
50. BE Morton, RJ Blanchard, EMC Lee, D Hanohano, L Cabebe and DC
Blanchard, Use of [14C]-2-deoxyglucose to
51.BE Morton, Biochemical
studies of regional brain activities during emotional behavior. In
Emotion: Theory, Research and Experience, Vol. 3, Biological Foundations of
Emotions, R Plutchik and H. Kellerman
eds. Academic Press, New York, pp. 381-393, 1986.
Papers of the PROFESSORAL period:
53. BE Morton, The mind-body problem as subsets
of the structure-activity relationship. Neurosci.
Abstr. 11, 876
54. BE Morton, AB Young and JB Penney,Receptor distribution in the PET scan plane of human
brain: in vitro
55. BE Morton, Use of quantitative
autoradiography to visualize brain systems producing emotions, memory and
56. BE Morton, The Hexadyad
Primary Emotions as a neuroscience working hypothesis. Neurosci.
Abstr. 13, 1323
57. BE Morton, EF Block and F Taketa,
Mechanism of triethyl tin bromide-induced
neurotoxicity. Neurosci. Abstr.
58. GD Hutchins, JB Penney, AB Young, B Morton
and RA Koeppe, Evaluation of PET feasibility:Studies
59. BE Morton, The Quadrimental
Brain as a Neuroscience working hypothesis. Neurosci.
Abs. 15, 729 (1989).
60. CM Tomaski and BE
Morton, 2-Deoxyglucose study of the consequences of transient brain ischemia in
gerbils
61. BE Morton, CM Tomaski,
S Jones, Progesterone protects against brain damage from focal stroke in
gerbils.
62. BE Morton and F Fujimoto, Effects of the
hallucinogen, DOI, upon regional brain activities of rats. Neurosci.
63. BE Morton and DT Shirae,
Protection from excitotoxic brain damage by
drug-mediated metabolic slowing after
64. DT Shirae and BE
Morton, Tetrahydrocannibinol raises basal and
GABA-mediated synaptoneurosome 36-
65. RM Chesire, BE
Morton, WE Winn, BE Digman, and MK Peterman, Procaine
parcels nucleus accumbens and
66. BE Morton,
RM Chesire, WE Winn, BE Digman,
and MK Peterman, Behavioral arousal possible after procaine
67. BE Morton and WE Winn, Serotonin
radio-receptor assay with femtomole
sensitivity. Trans. Am. Soc.
68. BE Morton, PM Fox, E Harris and M Burch, Minutes
of heat stress, via a hot-tub bath (furo), provide
days of
Papers Published from the
EMERITUS PROFESSOR period:
70. BE Morton, Outcomes of hemisphericity
questionnaires correlate with unilateral dichotic deafness. Brain and
71. BE Morton, Phased mirror tracing outcomes
correlate with several hemisphericity measures. Brain and
72. BE Morton, Two-hand line-bisection task
outcomes correlate with several measures of hemisphericity. Brain and
73. BE
Morton, Asymmetry questionnaire outcomes correlate with several hemisphericity
measures. Brain and Cognition, 51, 372-374 (2003).
74. BE
Morton, Line bisection-based hemisphericity estimates of university students
and professionals: Evidence of sorting during higher education and career
selection. Brain and Cognition, 52,
319-325 (2003).
75. BE Morton and SE Rafto, Sex and aggression:
Corpus callosal size is linked to
hemisphericity, not gender. In: Contemporary Research on Aggression, Pro Facultate No. 8,
K. Osterman, K. Bjorkqvist,
eds. Pp. 267-278,
76. BE
Morton and SE Rafto,
Corpus callosal size is linked to dichotic
deafness and hemisphericity, not sex or handedness. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts,
77. BE
Morton L Svard and I Cooke, Professional
Pianist Groups Found Enriched in the Right Brain-Oriented Hemisphericity
Subtype, Society for Neuroscience Abstracts,
78. BE Morton and SE Rafto, Corpus callosal size is
linked to dichotic deafness and hemisphericity, not sex or handedness. Brain and Cognition, 62, 1-8 (2006).
79. BE
Morton, The bilateral brain: Hemisometer evidence for a unilateral executive.
to be resubmitted.
80. BE
Morton, The triadic solution to the mind
body problem: The impossibility of the extracorporeal. to be resubmitted.
81. BE Morton,
Anterior
cingulate/paracingulate asymmetry, individual differences,
and executive
system laterality. to be resubmitted.
82. BE
Morton, Inevitability of behavioral
laterality due to the variable sidedness of the brain executive system. to be resubmitted.
83. BE
Morton, Left-brain, right-brain
differences between opponents at sites of recurring aggression: Discovery of
familial polarity, a biological factor tied to conflict. to be resubmitted.
84. BE
Morton, Beyond hemisphericity: the discovery of familial polarity. completed book to be revised and submitted.
85. BE
Morton, DG McLaughlin, and SE Rafto, Behavioral
correlates of anterior cingulate laterality defined hemispherity. to be
submitted.
86. BE
Morton and J Richards-Boyd, Hemisity of juniors and seniors of a Hawaiian
public high school: Gender differences with evidence for lack of
education-based sorting. to be
submitted.
Manuscripts with complete data waiting
to be submitted:
88. BE Morton, S Rafto, and G Yamanaka, Use of MRI as the primary standard for hemisphericity assessment.
89. BE Morton, “Opposites attract”: Observations on brain laterality in pair-bonded partners.
92. BE Morton, The Reconstitution of
Hemisphericity. Book in preparation
(five chapters written).
93. BE Morton, WE Winn, and PM Fox, Discovery of
postprandial elevations of salivary serotonin in humans. In
94. BE Morton, WE Winn, and A Fleischmann,
Discovery of elevations of salivary serotonin in humans during
95. BE Morton and A Fleischmann, Discovery of
pain-induced elevations in human salivary serotonin. In preparation.
96. BE Morton, et al., Discovery of short-term
elevations of human salivary serotonin in response to pain-free
97. BE Morton, et al., Galactic engine powered by black hole singularity: Origin of life. (To be submitted)
Rejected Manuscripts – Presently
Inactive (but see below):
99. BE Morton and DT Shirae,
Enhancement of brain membrane chloride uptake by the major psychoactive factor
of
101. BE Morton, The utility of viewing the locus coeruleus as a limbic avoidance coordinating
system. Submitted to
102. BE Morton, WE Winn, LA Ratnapala,
and PM Fox, Low-cost serotonin radio receptor assay with femtomole
103. RM Chesire, WE
Winn, and BE Morton, Procaine parcels n. accumbens-
vs. locus coeruleus-mediated arousal in the