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Aje Oluwagbohunmi

Stony Brook University

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Mary F. KritzeriD· 2 shared Aveena M. Desai· 1 shared Claudia C. PinizzottoiD· 1 shared Katherine M. Dreyer· 1 shared Keertana Madhira· 1 shared Ryan M. Caffrey· 1 shared

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Sex differences distinguish performance in four object recognition-based memory tasks in the Pink1-/- rat model of Parkinson's disease

Aveena M. Desai, Aje Oluwagbohunmi, Mary F. Kritzer

The paper shows that male Pink1-/- rats develop cognitive deficits earlier than females in memory tasks, mirroring sex differences in Parkinson's disease.

Physiology & Behavior · Jul 17, 2025Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Spontaneous object exploration in a recessive gene knockout model of Parkinson's disease: Development and progression of object recognition memory deficits in male Pink1-/- rats.

Claudia C. Pinizzotto, Katherine M. Dreyer, Aje Oluwagbohunmi, Ryan M. Caffrey, Keertana Madhira, Mary F. Kritzer

This study investigates cognitive impairments in Pink1-/- rats using object recognition tasks, finding age-related memory deficits that precede motor and affective changes.

Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience · Dec 6, 2022Peer-reviewedNeuroscience