Francisca Julio‐Kalajzić

This study shows that CB1 receptors in neurons and astrocytes differentially affect spatial navigation and memory in male and female mice.

The paper shows lactate-dependent glycolysis shifts produce D-serine, linking astrocyte metabolism to synaptic and cognitive functions through CB1 receptor activation.

The paper identifies a differential role of CB1-expressing interneurons in controlling pyramidal neuron activity in primary and secondary visual cortical areas through distinct endocannabinoid mechanisms.

The paper shows that mtCB1 receptor activation in astrocytes regulates calcium transfer from ER to mitochondria, influencing synaptic integration and plasticity.

The paper identifies a circuit involving endocannabinoid modulation of excitatory projections from the anterior cingulate cortex to the basolateral amygdala that promotes water intake.

This study identifies a specific subclass of hippocampal interneurons that regulate recognition memory consolidation through CB1 receptor signaling and GABAergic inhibition.