Timothy A. Stabler
Department of Biology
Associate Professor Emeritus
At IUNW since 1973

SCHOLARLY PUBLICATIONS AND CREATIVE ACHIEVEMENTS


 ARTICLES (in refereed journals):

Ungar, Frank and Timothy A. Stabler.  1980.  “20 a -hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase activity and  the X-zone of the female mouse adrenal.” J. Steroid Biochem.,  13:23-28.

Shofner, William P. and Timothy A. Stabler.  1977. “Influence of gonadal hormones on RNA populations in the adrenal gland of white mice.” Proc. Ind. Acad. Sci., 1976, 86:454.

Stabler, Timothy A. and Herbert H. Wotiz.  1972.  “Demonstration of an estrogen receptor in the mouse adrenal gland.” Am. Zool., 12:675.

Ungar, Frank, Robert Gunville, Timothy A. Stabler and William Rempel. 1971.  “Adrenal 20 a - hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase activity in females.” Fed. Proc., 30:1082.

Stabler, Timothy A. and Frank Ungar.  1970.  “An estrogen effect on 20 a- hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase activity in the mouse adrenal.” Endocrinology86:1049-1058.

Stabler, Timothy A., Jon I. Teng and Frank Ungar.  1969.  “Estrogen induction of 20 a -  hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase activity in the mouse adrenal.” Fed. Proc.,  28:702.

1969.  “Preliminary evidence for cortisol in the newt, Notophthalmus viridescens, using competitive protein binding radioassay.” Am. Zool., 9:1084.

Reynolds, Albert E. and Timothy A. Stabler.  1965.  “Quantitative external relationships in two small species of small plethodons.” Proc. Ind. Acad. Sci. 1964, 74:375-78.

 


Revised: 03/07/09.