Stephen Nick Housley

Oxaliplatin Induces Spontaneous Firing at Sensory Endings Across Touch and Proprioceptive Afferents

This study shows oxaliplatin induces spontaneous firing in sensory endings of touch and proprioceptive afferents in rats, which can occur without impairing overall sensory function.

Integrated Framework for Multiscale Microvascular Models

The paper introduces an integrative framework for generating bio-informed microvascular models that unify in silico and in vitro applications, demonstrating faster and more accurate simulations of vascular networks.

Diverse and complex muscle spindle afferent firing properties emerge from multiscale muscle mechanics

This paper develops a biophysical model showing how muscle spindle afferent firing patterns emerge from muscle mechanics and neuromechanical interactions.

Cancer Exacerbates Chemotherapy Induced Sensory Neuropathy

The paper shows that chronic sensory neuropathy in rats results from non-linear interactions between cancer and chemotherapy, with Kv3.3 as a potential contributor.