Kenneth A. Jacobson

Affiliations:

Molecular Recognition

NIDDK, NIH, Bethesda, MD, United States

Area:

GPCRs, adenosine, P2 receptors

Website:

https://www.niddk.nih.gov/about-niddk/staff-directory/biography/jacobson-kenneth

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Cross-listing: Chemistry Tree

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Parents

Murray Goodman	grad student	1981	UCSD (Chemistry Tree)
(Monodisperse peptide conjugates of catecholamines : new congeners and carrier molecules)
Abraham Patchornik	post-doc	1981-1983	Weizmann Institute (Chemistry Tree)

Children

Eszter Kozma	research assistant	2011-2012	Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest (Chemistry Tree)
Elisa Uliassi	research assistant	2014-2015	University of Bologna
Nandanan Erathodiyil	post-doc	1998-	NanoBio Lab, Singapore (Chemistry Tree)
Bilha Fischer	post-doc	1992-1993	Bar-Ilan (Chemistry Tree)
Carola Gallo-Rodriguez	post-doc	1992-1993	National Institutes of Health - NIDDK (Chemistry Tree)
Jeongho Kim	post-doc	1994-1995	Inha University (Chemistry Tree)
Emidio Camaioni	post-doc	1997-1999	University of Perugia (Chemistry Tree)
Stefano Moro	post-doc	1997-1999	University of Padua (Chemistry Tree)
Carsten Hoffmann	post-doc	1998-2000	University of Wurzburg (Chemistry Tree)
Carsten Hoffmann	post-doc	1998-2000	University of Wurzburg (Chemistry Tree)
Yong-Chul Kim	post-doc	1998-2000	Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology (Chemistry Tree)
Kyeong Lee	post-doc	2000-2001	NIDDK, National Institutes of Health (Chemistry Tree)
Bin Xu	post-doc	2000-2002	shanghai university (Chemistry Tree)
Hak-Sung Kim	post-doc	1999-2003	Wonkwang University (Chemistry Tree)
Wangzhong Chen	post-doc	2002-2003	Guangzhou Medical University (Chemistry Tree)
Stefano Costanzi	post-doc	2002-2004	NIDDK, NIH (Chemistry Tree)
Eun-Joo Roh	post-doc	2003-2004	Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) (Chemistry Tree)
Soo-Kyung Kim	post-doc	2001-2006	Caltech (Chemistry Tree)
Hayamitsu Adachi	post-doc	2005-2006	Institute of Microbial Chemistry, Tokyo (Chemistry Tree)
Pedro Besada	post-doc	2002-2007	University of Vigo (Chemistry Tree)
Liaman Mamedova	post-doc	2002-2007	Kansas State University (Chemistry Tree)
Yoonkyung Kim	post-doc	2006-2007	Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology (KRIBB) (Chemistry Tree)
Hyojin Ko	post-doc	2005-2008	Kwangju Inst. of Science and Technology (Chemistry Tree)
Sonia de Castro	post-doc	2007-2009	La Agencia Estatal Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (Chemistry Tree)
Andrei A. Ivanov	post-doc	2005-2010	Emory (Chemistry Tree)
Anna Junker	post-doc	2014-2015	NIDDK, National Institutes of Health
Anna Junker	post-doc	2014-2015	National Institutes of Health - NIDDK (Chemistry Tree)
Jinha Yu	post-doc	2016-2018	KIST (Korea Institute of Science and Technology)
Ivar von Kügelgen	research scientist	1998-2000	University of Bonn, Germany

Collaborators

Ad P. IJzerman	collaborator	1992-	Leiden (Chemistry Tree)
Christa E. Müller	collaborator	1992-	University of Bonn, Germany
Bruce T. Liang	collaborator	1996-	University of Connecticut School of Medicine
Giampiero Spalluto	collaborator	2001-	University of Trieste, Italy (Chemistry Tree)
Lak Shin Jeong	collaborator	2003-	Seoul National University
John Auchampach	collaborator	2008-	Medical College of Wisconsin (Cell Biology Tree)
Daniela Salvemini	collaborator	2010-	St. Louis University (Anatomy Tree)
Raymond C. Stevens	collaborator	2011-	USC (Chemistry Tree)
Jens Carlsson	collaborator	2012-	Uppsala University, Sweden (Chemistry Tree)
Francesco Ciruela	collaborator	2012-	University of Barcelona, Spain (Chemistry Tree)
Gary L. Stiles	collaborator	1987-1999	Duke Medical School
John W. Daly	collaborator	1985-2003	NIDDK, National Institutes of Health
Bertil B. Fredholm	collaborator	1985-2011	Karolinska
T. Kendall Harden	collaborator	1993-2016	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Medicine (Chemistry Tree)
Mortimer M. Civan	collaborator	2005-2016	University of Pennsylvania Medical School
Geoffrey Burnstock	collaborator	1993-2020	Univerisity College London
Francisco Ciruela	collaborator	2010-2023	National Institutes of Health, Bethesda

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Sapio MR, Staedtler ES, King DM, et al. (2024) Analgesic candidate adenosine A3 receptors are expressed by perineuronal peripheral macrophages in human dorsal root ganglion and spinal cord microglia. Pain
Puhl AC, Lewicki SA, Gao ZG, et al. (2024) Machine learning-aided search for ligands of P2Y and other P2Y receptors. Purinergic Signalling
Kim G, Hou X, Byun WS, et al. (2024) Correction to "Structure-Activity Relationship of Truncated 2,8-Disubstituted-Adenosine Derivatives as Dual A/A Adenosine Receptor Antagonists and Their Cancer Immunotherapeutic Activity". Journal of Medicinal Chemistry
Nikodijević O, Jacobson KA, Daly JW. (2024) Effects of Combinations of Methylxanthines and Adenosine Analogs on Locomotor Activity in Control and Chronic Caffeine-Treated Mice. Drug Development Research. 30: 104-110
Jacobson KA. (2024) Probing Adenosine and P2 Receptors: Design of Novel Purines and Nonpurines as Selective Ligands. Drug Development Research. 52: 178-186
Bolego C, Centemeri C, Abbracchio MP, et al. (2024) Two Distinct P2Y Receptors Are Involved in Purine- and Pyrimidine-Evoked Ca Elevation in Mammalian Brain Astrocytic Cultures. Drug Development Research. 52: 122-132
Dudley MW, Peet NP, Demeter DA, et al. (2024) Adenosine A Receptor and Ligand Molecular Modeling. Drug Development Research. 28: 237-243
Jacobson KA, IJzerman AP, Linden J. (2024) 1,3-Dialkylxanthine Derivatives Having High Potency as Antagonists at Human A Adenosine Receptors. Drug Development Research. 47: 45-53
Abbracchio MP, Ceruti S, Brambilla R, et al. (2024) Adenosine A Receptors and Viability of Astrocytes. Drug Development Research. 45: 379-386
Jacobson KA, Suzuki F. (2024) Recent Developments in Selective Agonists and Antagonists Acting at Purine and Pyrimidine Receptors. Drug Development Research. 39: 289-300