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Coral Aronovici

Tel Aviv University

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Transcriptional analysis of neuronal ensembles of alcohol memories within the nucleus accumbens

Coral Aronovici, Yael Prilutski, Nataly Urshansky, Lubov Nathanzon, Francisco Javier Rubio, Katherine E. Savell, Bruce T. Hope, Segev Barak

The paper identifies a unique transcriptional signature in NAc neuronal ensembles activated during alcohol memory retrieval, showing their role in relapse and potential as therapeutic targets.

bioRxiv · Dec 25, 2023 · PreprintNeuroscience

ERK1/2 inhibition disrupts alcohol memory reconsolidation and prevents relapse

Nofar Rahamim, Mirit Liran, Coral Aronovici, Hila Flumin, Tamar Gordon, Nataly Urshansky, Segev Barak

This study shows that inhibiting ERK1/2 after alcohol memory retrieval prevents relapse in rats, suggesting it as a potential treatment for alcohol use disorder.

bioRxiv · Dec 12, 2023 · PreprintNeuroscience

Involvement of FKBP5, but not of stress, in alcohol memory reconsolidation

Nofar Rahamim, Coral Aronovici, Mirit Liran, Koral Goltseker, Matar Levin-Greenwald, Tim Heymann, Felix Hausch, Segev Barak

This study investigates the role of FKBP5 and the HPA axis in alcohol memory reconsolidation, finding that FKBP51 inhibition affects cognitive flexibility but HPA axis manipulations do not impact reconsolidation.

bioRxiv · Dec 12, 2023 · PreprintNeuroscience