Excited to share our latest work identifying a novel female behavioral response to chronic social stress: biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
The paper also explores how this finding generalizes across other chronic social female stress models and how using velocity to identify Res and Sus females can reveal neurobiological mechanism.
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🧬💡Excited to share our work @McLeanHospital @AtSpared @harvardmed @broadinstitute on cell-type-specific molecular underpinnings of #PTSD @APAPubJournals #AJP ! It represents the 1st #singlecell study of dorsolateral prefrontal cortex #PFC in PTSD! doi.org/10.1176/appi.ajp.202… 1/x
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Check out @BagotLab’s latest pre-print featuring myself, Yiu Chung Tse, @eiyer and @RCBagot biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… 1/9
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#IchbinHanna is trending in Germany. Researchers make visible how the German academic contracting system destroys careers and dreams and keeps people out. Especially, but not only those for whom academia is not the only thing in life or who are first generation academics.
Falls euch Wissenschaft, und ganz besonders Wissenschaft in Deutschland wichtig ist, schaut doch heute mal bei #IchbinHanna rein um euch ein Bild zu machen, warum so viele Deutsche Wissenschaftler ins Ausland fliehen.
Excited to share this🚨new preprint🚨on the effects of early life adversity on immediate early gene expression in rodents. Meta-analysis queen @VBonapersona and I summarized evidence from 39 preclinical publications. A short🧵1/5 biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
While the majority of studies looked at cFos in male rodents, we provide a systematic overview on the effects of early life adversity on other immediate early genes and summarize the limited data available in female rodents. 4/5
This study was co-led by @sarabdjitsingh and twitterless Marian Joëls, who are great mentors and role models! #WomenInScience #WomenInSTEM Extremely grateful to have been part of this team!
Data, code and protocol are openly accessible at osf.io/qkyvd/. 5/5
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Happy to share our commentary out in @BiologicalPsyc1! @RCBagot and I discuss McCullough et al's recent paper on the role of the nucleus accumbens in sleep disturbances and how this relates to stress vulnerability! authors.elsevier.com/a/1d9nU…
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‼️SPOILER #4‼️ Look at the figure. Cartoon from a book on #stress? No; it came out of our own data😎After foot-shock, the hypothalamus is first, followed by amygdala and prefrontal cx, hippocampus and thalamus. 😌*relieved* at least #stress can be reproduced @sarabdjitsingh
‼️SPOLER #3‼️ Not only the basolateral amygdala... We have the whole brain 😎! Check out your favourite brain area after foot-shock - interactive of course. #rstats #Shiny #OpenData @sarabdjitsingh @JeroenPasterk utrecht-university.shinyapps…
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‼️SPOLER #3‼️ Not only the basolateral amygdala... We have the whole brain 😎! Check out your favourite brain area after foot-shock - interactive of course. #rstats #Shiny #OpenData @sarabdjitsingh @JeroenPasterk utrecht-university.shinyapps…