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ResearcherID: H-3835-2017

Keywords

Sleep, RBD, aging, Alzheimer Disease, dementia

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Employment (4)

Washington University in St Louis: Saint Louis, MO, US

2011 to present | Professor (Neurology, sleep medicine)
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Yo-El Ju

Barnes-Jewish Hospital: Saint Louis, MO, US

2005 to present | Physician (Neurology)
Employment
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Yo-El Ju

Washington University in Saint Louis: Saint Louis, MO, US

2009 to 2011 | Fellow (Neurology, Sleep medicine)
Employment
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Yo-El Ju

Barnes-Jewish Hospital: Saint Louis, MO, US

2005 to 2006 | Intern (Internal Medicine)
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Yo-El Ju

Education and qualifications (2)

Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons: New York, NY, US

2005 | M.D.
Education
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Yo-El Ju

Harvard University: Cambridge, MA, US

2001 | A.B. (Neurobiology)
Education
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Funding (3)

Preclinical executive dysfunction in idiopathic REM sleep behavior disorder

Grant
American Sleep Medicine Foundation (IL, IL, US)
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Yo-El Ju

Slow Wave Sleep and Amyloid

Award
National Institute on Aging (MD, MD, US)
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Yo-El Ju

Slow Wave Sleep and Amyloid: linking synaptic activity, apneas, and Alzheimer’s Disease

Grant
National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (MD, MD, US)
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Works (50)

Circadian rest-activity pattern changes in aging and preclinical Alzheimer disease

JAMA neurology
2018 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Automated selective disruption of slow wave sleep

Journal of neuroscience methods
2017 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Comorbid Sleep Disturbances in Neurologic Disorders

CONTINUUM: Lifelong Learning in Neurology
2017 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Do Repetitive Valsalva Maneuvers Reduce Glymphatic Clearance? Reply

ANNALS OF NEUROLOGY
2017 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Electroencephalography and delirium in the postoperative period

BJA: British Journal of Anaesthesia
2017 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Self-reported sleep and Alzheimer disease CSF biomarkers A wake-up call

2017 | Other
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Yo-El Ju

SLEEP AND NEURODEGENERATION: A STATE OF THE ART REVIEW

2017 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Slow wave sleep disruption increases cerebrospinal fluid amyloid-$β$ levels

Brain
2017 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

The interaction of sleep and amyloid deposition on cognitive performance

Journal of sleep research
2017 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

A reply to “To travel or not to travel: The modern day struggle of the academic researcher”

Annals of neurology
2016 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Clocking in to the brain’s activity

Science Translational Medicine
2016 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Obstructive sleep apnea decreases central nervous system--derived proteins in the cerebrospinal fluid

Annals of neurology
2016 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Resting and gestating

Science Translational Medicine
2016 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Treatment of sleep disorders in dementia

Current treatment options in neurology
2016 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Add ARBs to injury?

Science Translational Medicine
2015 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Automated slow wave sleep disruption in middle-aged adults

Sleep Medicine
2015 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Big dipper, little dipper

Science Translational Medicine
2015 | Journal article
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Monitoring synaptic integrity

Science Translational Medicine
2015 | Journal article
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Risk factors for neurodegeneration in idiopathic rapid eye movement sleep behavior disorder: a multicenter study

Annals of neurology
2015 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Sleep well, breathe well, age well

Science Translational Medicine
2015 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Souse the mouse

Science Translational Medicine
2015 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

The slow road to memory loss

Science Translational Medicine
2015 | Journal article
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Comorbidity and medication in REM sleep behavior disorder A multicenter case-control study

Neurology
2014 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Cortical--subcortical interactions in hypersomnia disorders: mechanisms underlying cognitive and behavioral aspects of the sleep--wake cycle

Frontiers in neurology
2014 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Sleep and Alzheimer disease pathology—a bidirectional relationship

Nature reviews Neurology
2014 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Functional brain networks in REM sleep behavior disorder

Sleep Medicine
2013 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Medial medullary infarction with central sparing

Neurology
2013 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Morbidities in rapid eye movement sleep behavior disorder

Sleep medicine
2013 | Journal article
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Obstructive sleep apnea increases risk of incident dementia in community-dwelling older adults

Neurology
2013 | Conference paper
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Yo-El Ju

Rapid eye movement sleep behavior disorder in adults younger than 50 years of age

Sleep medicine
2013 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Sleep evaluation by actigraphy for patients with Alzheimer disease—reply

JAMA neurology
2013 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Sleep quality and preclinical Alzheimer disease

JAMA neurology
2013 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

A single-question screen for rapid eye movement sleep behavior disorder: a multicenter validation study

Movement Disorders
2012 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Effects of age and amyloid deposition on A$β$ dynamics in the human central nervous system

Archives of neurology
2012 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Environmental risk factors for REM sleep behavior disorder A multicenter case-control study

Neurology
2012 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

RBD and antidepressants

Sleep medicine
2012 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Sleep Disruption and Risk of Preclinical Alzheimer Disease

NEUROLOGY
2012 | Conference paper
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Yo-El Ju

Changing demographics in REM sleep behavior disorder: possible effect of autoimmunity and antidepressants

Sleep medicine
2011 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Abrupt-onset severe headaches

Seminars in neurology
2010 | Conference paper
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Yo-El Ju

Shifting Demographics in REM Sleep Behavior Disorder: Sex Ratio, Antidepressants, and Autoimmunity

NEUROLOGY
2010 | Conference paper
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A. mental status is the most common neurologic problem among critically ill patients, with delirium as the most common treatable cause seen in up to 60% to 80% of this population. Delirium is associated with worse mortality, higher length of stay, and a risk of permanent cognitive disability or dementia; therefore, proper recognition and treat-ment of this potentially disabling disorder is essential. Delirium is defined as an acute change in global cognitive function affecting attention, arousal, orientation, or perception. It has been described as “a syndrome of cerebral insuf-ficiency” or end-organ dysfunction in the brain. There are two types of delirium, hypoac

The Washington Manual of Critical Care
2008 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

T. central nervous system (CNS) has a limited repertoire of responses to infection, and clinical suspicion for infection should be raised by any combination of altered mental sta-tus, headache, fever, meningismus, and focal neurologic signs; peripheral leukocytosis may not be present. In immunocompromised patients, the index of suspicion is even higher, as any one of these symptoms may be the sole manifestation of infection. Once the suspicion is raised, lumbar puncture (LP) should be performed immediately with measurement of an opening pressure. Prior brain imaging is required in immunocompromised patients and

The Washington Manual of Critical Care
2008 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Enhanced neurite growth from mammalian neurons in three-dimensional salmon fibrin gels

Biomaterials
2007 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Tuning the elasticity of biopolymer gels for optimal wound healing

MRS Online Proceedings Library Archive
2005 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Tuning the Elasticity of Biopolymer Gels for Optimal Wound Healing

MATERIALS RESEARCH SOCIETY SYMPOSIUM PROCEEDINGS
2005 | Conference paper
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Yo-El Ju

Neurite branching on deformable substrates

Neuroreport
2002 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Effects of extracellular matrix mechanics on neuronal process extension

ASME-PUBLICATIONS-BED
2001 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Growth and branching of neuronal processes on deformable substrates

Molecular Biology of the Cell
2000 | Conference paper
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Yo-El Ju

Molecular Mechanics and Cell Biology: Growing Cells on Soft Materials

ASME-PUBLICATIONS-BED
2000 | Journal article
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Yo-El Ju

Cochen De Cock V, Unger MM, Stiasny-Kolster K, Fantini ML, Montplaisir JY (2012) A single-question screen for rapid eye movement sleep behavior disorder: a multicenter validation study

Mov Disord
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Yo-El Ju
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