Published books:

Reyes G, Elhai JD, Ford JD (Eds), Lanius RA (Associate Editor) (2008). 
Encyclopedia of psychological trauma. 
Hoboken, New Jersey:  John Wiley & Sons. (ISBN:978-0470110065)

Published book chapters:

Vermetten E & Lanius RA. 
Biological and clinical framework for posttraumatic stress disorder. 
In:  Handbook  of Clinical Neurology.  Section on Psychiatric Disorders.  Aminoff M,  Boller F & Swaab D (eds).  
Schlaepfer T & Nemeroff C (section eds).

Vermetten E, Lanius R. 
Brain Circuits in PTSD. 
In:  Post Traumatic Stress Disorder:  Diagnosis, Management and Treatment, Second Edition.  Nutt D, Zohar J, Stein M, Eds. 
Informa Healthcare, London pp 70-88.

Vermetten E, Lanuis R, Bremner JD. 
Contributions of traumatic stress studies in the neurobiology of dissociation and dissociative disorders:  Implications for schizophrenia. 
In:  Psychosis, Trauma and Dissociation:  Emerging perspectives on severe psychophathology.  Moskowitz A, Schafer I, Dorahy M, eds. 
John Wiley and Sons. Chapter 16 pp 221-233(January 2009)

Magnea G, Lanius RA (2008). 
Biology, Brain Structure, and Function, Adult. 
In Encyclopedia of psychological trauma.  G. Reyes, J.D. Elhai & J.D. Ford (Eds.)
Hoboken, New Jersey:  John Wiley & Sons

Frewen PA, Lanius RA (2008). 
Frontal Cortex. 
In Encyclopedia of psychological trauma.  G. Reyes, J.D. Elhai & J.D. Ford (Eds.)
Hoboken, New Jersey:  John Wiley & Sons.

Lanius R, Lanius U, Fisher J, Ogden P (Aug 2006). 
Psychological trauma and the brain:  toward a neurobiological treatment model. 
In:  Trauma and the Body.  Ogden P, Minton K, Pain C authors. 
W.W. Norton & Company, New York, NY, Chapter 7, 141-163

Lanius RA, Bluhm R, Lanius U (2006). 
PTSD Symptom Provocation and Neuroimaging:  Heterogeneity of Response. 
In:  Traumatic Dissociation:  Neurobiology and Treatment.  Vermetten E, Dorahy M, Speigel D, eds. 
American Psychiatric Publishing, Washington DC, Chapter10, pp 191-217

Lanius RA, Bluhm R. Pain C (2005). 
The origins of emotion regulation:  Clinical presentation and neurobiology. 
In:  Women’s Mental Health:  A Life-Cycle Approach.  Romans S, Seeman MV eds. 
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Philadelphia, PA, Chapter 11, pp 147-160

Krieger C, Mezei M, Hasham MI, and Lanius RA (1996). 
Neurotransmitter receptor modification in neurological disease,
In: Receptor Dynamics in Neuronal Development, Shaw, C.A., Ed.
CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL, Chapter 9.

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Published articles:

Ludascher P, Valerius G, Stiglmayr C, Mauchnik J, Lanius R, Bohus M, Schmahl C (2010). 
Pain sensitivity and neural processing during dissociative states in patients with borderline personality disorder with and without comorbid PTSD – a pilot study. 
J Psychiatry Neurosci May;35(3):177-84.

Bluhm RL, Miller J, Lanius RA, Osuch EA, Boksman K, Neufeld RWJ, Theberge J, Schaefer B, Williamson P (2009). 
Retrosplenial cortex connectivity in schizophrenia. 
Psychiatry Research: Neuroimaging Oct;174(1):17-23.

Brand BL, Classen CC, Lanius R, Loewenstein RJ , McNary SW, Pain C, Putnam FW (2009). 
A naturalistic study of dissociative Identity disorder and dissociative disorder not otherwise specified patients treated by community clinicians. 
Psychological Trauma:  Theory, Research, Practice, and Policy.  1(2):153-171.

Hegadoren KM, O’Donnell T, Lanius R, Coupland NJ, Lacaze-Masmonteil N (2009). 
The role of B-endorphin in the pathophysiology of major depression. 
Neuropeptides Oct;43(5):341-53.

Bluhm RL, Osuch EA, Lanius RA, Boksman K, Neufeld RWJ, Theberge J, Williamson P (2008). 
Default mode network connectivity:  effects of age, sex and analytic approach.
NeuroReport May 19(8):887-891.

Dalenberg C, Loewenstein R, Spiegel D, Brewin C, Lanius R, Frankel S, Gold S, van der Kolk B, Simeon D, Vermetten E, Butler L, Koopman C, Courtois C, Dell P, Nijenhuis E, Chu J, Sar V, Palesh O, Cuevas C, Paulson K (2007). 
Scientific study of the dissociative disorders. 
Psychother Psychosom 76(6):400-1.

Bluhm R, Miller J, Lanius RA, Osuch EA, Boksman K, Neufeld RWJ, Theberge J, Schaefer B, Williamson P (2007). 
Spontaneous low frequency fluctuations in the BOLD signal in schizophrenic patients:  anomalies in the default network. 
Schizophr Bull Jul;33(4):1004-12

Gupta MA, Lanius RA , van der Kolk BA (2005). 
Psychological trauma, posttraumatic stress disorder and dermatology. 
Dermatol Clin Oct;23(4):649-656

Lanius RA (2004). 
Response letter re:  The nature of traumatic memories:  a 4-T fMRI functional connectivity analysis
Am J Psychiatry Oct;161(10):1927-28 (letter).

Lanius RA, Hopper J (2004). 
Response letter re: Individual differences in PTSD:  an fMRI case study.
Am J Psychiatry 161(3):584-585 (letter)

Taber KH, Rauch SL, Lanius RA, Hurley RA (2003). 
Windows to the Brain: Functional magnetic resonance imaging: application to posttraumatic stress disorder. 
J Neuropsychiatry Clin Neurosci Spring;15(2):125-129

Tuhan I, Godlewski E, Lanius RA (2001). 
Psychological Trauma: The Aftermath. 
The Canadian Journal of CME 13(9):33-48

Lanius RA, Wagey R, Sahl B, Beattie BL, Feldman H, Pelech SL, and Krieger C (1997). 
Protein kinase C activity and protein levels in Alzheimer's disease. 
Brain Res. Aug 1;764(1-2):75-80.

Krieger C, Lanius RA, Pelech SL, and Shaw CA (1996). 
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis: the involvement of intracellular Ca2+ and protein kinase C. 
Trends in Pharmacol. Sci. Mar;17(3):114-120.

Lanius RA, Paddon HB, Mezei M, Wagey R, Krieger C, Pelech SL, Shaw CA (1995). 
A role for amplified PKC activity in the pathogenesis of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. 
J. Neurochem. Aug;65(2), 927-930.

Lanius RA, Shaw CA, Wagey R, and Krieger C (1994). 
Characterization, distribution, and protein kinase C-mediated regulation of [35S]glutathione binding sites in mouse and human spinal cord. 
J. Neurochem. Jul;63 (1): 155-160.

Shaw CA, Lanius RA, and Van den Doel K (1994). 
The origin of synaptic neuroplasticity: crucial molecules or a dynamical cascade? 
Brain Res. Reviews Aug;19(3):241-63.

Krieger C, Wagey R, Lanius RA, Shaw CA (1993). 
Activation of PKC reverses apparent NMDA receptor reduction in ALS. 
NeuroReport Jul;4(7):931-934.

Lanius RA, Krieger C, Wagey R, Shaw CA (1993). 
Increased [35S]-glutathione binding sites in spinal cords from patients with sporadic amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
Neurosci. Lett. Nov 26;163(1):89-92.

Lanius RA, Pasqualotto BA, Shaw CA  (1993). 
Age-dependent expression, phosphorylation and functions of neurotransmitter receptors: pharmacological implications. 
Trends in Pharmacol. Sci. Nov;14(11):403-408.

Lanius RA, Pasqualotto BA, Shaw CA (1993). 
A novel mechanism of AMPA receptor regulation: Ionically triggered kinases and phosphatases. 
NeuroReport Jun;4(6):795-798.

Lanius RA, Pasqualotto BA, Shaw CA (1993). 
GABAA receptor regulation by a chloride-dependent kinase and a sodium-dependent phosphatase. 
Molec. Brain Res. Nov;20(3):192-198.

Lanius RA and Shaw CA (1993). 
High affinity kainate binding sites in living slices of rat neocortex: characterization and regulation. 
Neuroscience Jul;55(1):139-145.

Pasqualotto BA, Lanius RA, Shaw CA (1993). 
Regulation of GABAA  and AMPA receptors by agonist and depolarizing stimulation requires phosphatase or kinase activity.
NeuroReport Apr;4 (4):457-460.

Corcoran ME, Lanius RA, Duren A (1992). 
Reinforcing and punishing consequences of kindling. 
Epilepsy Res Dec;13(3):179-86.

Lanius RA and Shaw CA (1992).
Characterization and regulation of a high affinity [3H]-CNQX labelled AMPA receptor in rat neocortex. 
Brain Res Mol. Brain Res Oct;15(3-4):256-262.

Shaw CA, Pasqualotto BA, and Lanius RA (1992). 
A role for kinase/phosphatase action in the regulation of brain amino acid receptors. 
Molecular Neuropharmacology 2, 297-302.

Shaw CA and Lanius RA (1992). 
Reversible kinase and phosphatase regulation of brain amino acid receptors in postnatal development.
Brain Res Dev Brain Res Dec 18;70(2):153-161.

Shaw CA and Lanius RA (1992). 
Cortical AMPA receptors: age-dependent regulation by cellular depolarization and agonist stimulation.
Brain Res Dev. Brain Res. Aug 21;68(2):225-231.

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