Neil Grimsey

Assistant Professor at Pharmacy, University of Georgia0 Followers

Professor integrating diverse disciplines to study the intricate mechanisms of pharmaceutical and biomedical sciences, Dr. Neil Grimsey serves as an Assistant Professor at the University of Georgia's College of Pharmacy. With a commitment to advancing the field, Dr. Grimsey is dedicated to fostering a collaborative research environment that bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. Dr. Grimsey's academic journey is marked by a passion for exploring the complexities of drug interactions and their implications on human health. His work is characterized by a multidisciplinary approach, drawing from various scientific domains to enhance understanding and innovation in pharmaceutical sciences. As an educator, he is deeply invested in mentoring the next generation of scientists, encouraging them to pursue research that challenges existing paradigms and contributes to the broader scientific community. In addition to his teaching and research responsibilities, Dr. Grimsey actively participates in various academic committees and initiatives aimed at promoting interdisciplinary collaboration and academic excellence. His contributions to the field are reflected in his numerous publications, which are accessible through the faculty website, showcasing his ongoing commitment to advancing pharmaceutical and biomedical research.

Research Interests

Drug interactions pharmaceutical sciences biomedical research interdisciplinary collaboration

Publications

1 - Phospho‐proteomic Analysis of Protease‐activated Receptor‐1 Biased Signaling Reveals Novel Modulators of Endothelial Barrier Function,The FASEB Journal

Ying Lin , Jacob Wozniak , Neil Grimsey , Sravan Girada , Anand Patwardan , Olivia Molinar-Inglis , Thomas Smith , John Lapek , David Gonzalez , JoAnn Trejo ,

, 1-1, 2020-04-01

2 - Endothelial GPCRs Activate p38 MAPK Inflammatory Signaling Via Non‐canonical TAB1, 2 and 3‐dependent Pathways,The FASEB Journal

Ying Lin , Rachan Narala , Neil Grimsey , JoAnn Trejo ,

, 2018-04-01

3 - Integration of GPCR‐induced endothelial cytoprotection signaling by β‐arrestin‐2,The FASEB Journal

Olivia Molinar-Inglis , Lili Zhang , Dequina Nicholas , Buxin Chen , Metztli Cisneros , Neil J. Grimsey , Luisa J. Coronel , Ying Lin , Cara Rada , Neil Chi , Mark A. Lawson , JoAnn Trejo ,

, 1-1, 2020-04-01

4 - Tracking and Inhibiting Atypical Vascular Inflammation,The FASEB Journal

Neil J. Grimsey , Elizabeth L. Lane , Sneha Ghosh , Megan Yoder , Payton Lane , Jeremy C. Burton ,

, 2022-05-01

5 - Mapping of GPCR‐p38 Signaling Reveals A Spatiotemporal Key for Regulating Vascular Inflammation,The FASEB Journal

Jeremy J. Burton , Jennifer Okalova , Neil J. Grimsey ,

, 2022-05-01

6 - Investigating Atypical Inflammatory Signaling in Vascular Pericytes as Potential Target for Controlling Blood‐Retinal‐Barrier (BRB) Inflammation in Diabetic Retinopathy,The FASEB Journal

Sneha Ghosh , Courtney Campagna , Morgan Roos , Payton Lane , Megan Yoder , Ross Marklein , Neil Grimsey ,

, 2022-05-01

7 - Activated Protein C‐mediated Crosstalk Between PAR1 and S1PR1 in Endothelial Barrier Stabilization,The FASEB Journal

Olivia Molinar , Buxin Chen , Neil J. Grimsey , Huilan Lin , Luisa Julieta Coronel , JoAnn Trejo ,

, 2018-04-01

8 - aPC/PAR1 confers endothelial anti‐apoptotic activity via a discrete β‐arrestin‐2 mediated SphK1‐S1PR1‐Akt signaling axis,The FASEB Journal

Lennis B. Orduna‐Castillo , Olivia Molinar‐Inglis , Dequina Nicholas , Metztli Cisneros‐Aguirre , Anand Patwardhan , Neil Grimsey , Mark A. Lawson , Hemal Patel , JoAnn Trejo ,

, 2022-05-01

9 - PAR1 and p38 MAPK Regulation of Endothelial Pro‐Inflammatory Responses,The FASEB Journal

Cara Rada , Neil Grimsey , Isabel Canto , Hilda Mejia‐pena , JoAnn Trejo ,

, 2018-04-01

10 - Endosomal GPCR signaling: Tyrosine Phosphorylation of a Peptide Linker in NEDD4‐2 Increases Ligase Activity to Promote p38 Proinflammatory Signaling,The FASEB Journal

Neil J. Grimsey , Cara C. Rada , Rachan Narala , Bryan S. Stephens , Sohum J. Mehta , John J. Lapek , Tracy M. Handel , Jin J. Zhang , David J. Gonzalez , JoAnn Trejo ,

, 2018-04-01

11 - Developing a FRET‐based Platform of Monitoring GPCR‐induced p38 Activation Illuminates the Foundational Basis of Spatiotemporal Regulation in Proinflammatory Signaling,The FASEB Journal

Jeremy Caleb Burton , Jennifer Okáľová , Neil Justin Grimsey ,

, 1-1, 2020-04-01

12 - The Human Lipodystrophy Gene BSCL2/Seipin May Be Essential for Normal Adipocyte Differentiation,Diabetes

Victoria A. Payne , Neil Grimsey , Antoinette Tuthill , Sam Virtue , Sarah L. Gray , Edoardo Dalla Nora , Robert K. Semple , Stephen O'Rahilly , Justin J. Rochford ,

, 2055-2060, 2008-08-01

13 - Development of FRET Biosensors to Detect Kinase Activity in Living Cells,The FASEB Journal

Jennifer Okáľová , Jeremy Burton , Neil J. Grimsey ,

, 1-1, 2020-04-01

14 - Rab11A and Rab11B distinctly regulate protease‐activated receptor‐1 recycling and constitutive degradation (802.10),The FASEB Journal

Luisa Coronel , Neil Grimsey , Isabel Canto , Bryan Stephens , Cattien Phan , Tracy Handel , JoAnn Trejo ,

, 2014-04-01

15 - Phosphoproteomic analysis of protease-activated receptor-1 biased signaling reveals unique modulators of endothelial barrier function,Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

Ying Lin , Jacob M. Wozniak , Neil J. Grimsey , Sravan Girada , Anand Patwardhan , Olivia Molinar-Inglis , Thomas H. Smith , John D. Lapek , David J. Gonzalez , JoAnn Trejo ,

, 5039-5048, 2020-02-18

16 - Characterization of p38 Inflammatory Response in Human Pericytes,The FASEB Journal

Morgan Roos , Neil Grimsey ,

, 1-1, 2020-04-01

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