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C. Moriarty

Wake Forest University Health Sciences

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Alexandria N IannucciiD· 1 shared Bethany E. PierceiD· 1 shared Douglas J. SheffleriD· 1 shared Heather A. Bimonte‐NelsoniD· 1 shared Kimberly F. Raab‐GrahamiD· 1 shared Kimberly M. HolteriD· 1 shared Mary Hunter Hite· 1 shared McKenna G. Klausner· 1 shared

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17β-estradiol status alters NMDAR function and antipsychotic-like activity in female rats

Kimberly M. Holter, McKenna G. Klausner, Mary Hunter Hite, C. Moriarty, Samuel H. Barth, Bethany E. Pierce, Alexandria N Iannucci, Douglas J. Sheffler, Nicholas D. P. Cosford, Heather A. Bimonte‐Nelson, Kimberly F. Raab‐Graham, Robert W. Gould

This study shows that low estrogen in female rats increases sensitivity to NMDAR antagonists and reduces antipsychotic effectiveness, with GluN2A expression playing a key role.

Molecular Psychiatry · Apr 4, 2025Peer-reviewedAnimal Behavior & Cognition