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Liam E. Potter

University of Maryland, Baltimore

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Bidirectional modulation of accumbens dopamine by MCH neurons during learning and consummatory behavior

Liam E. Potter, Brandon A. Toth, Jayeeta Manna, Hannah C. Lyons, Jack R. Evans, Christian R. Burgess

This study shows that MCH neurons and dopamine systems in the nucleus accumbens interact bidirectionally during food-motivated learning and consumption.

bioRxiv · Jun 5, 2025 · PreprintNeuroscience

Estradiol mediates stress-susceptibility in the male brain

Polymnia Georgiou, Abagail F. Postle, Ta-Chung M. Mou, Liam E. Potter, Xiaoxian An, Panos Zanos, Michael S. Patton, Katherine J. Pultorak, Sarah M. Clark, Vien Ngyuyen, Chris F. Powels, Katalin Prókai-Tátrai, Antonis Kirmizis, Istvan J. Merchenthaler, László Prókai, , Todd D. Gould

The paper shows that estradiol, not testosterone, mediates stress susceptibility in male mice by modulating specific neural circuits, and brain delivery of estradiol prevents depression-like behaviors.

Molecular Psychiatry · Apr 23, 2025Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Experimenter sex modulates mouse biobehavioural and pharmacological responses

Polymnia Georgiou, Panos Zanos, Ta-Chung M. Mou, Xiaoxian An, Danielle M. Gerhard, Dilyan I. Dryanovski, Liam E. Potter, Jaclyn N. Highland, Carleigh E. Jenne, Brent W. Stewart, Katherine J. Pultorak, Peixiong Yuan, Chris F. Powels, Jacqueline Lovett, Edna F. R. Pereira, , Todd D. Gould

This study shows that the sex of human experimenters affects mouse behaviors, stress responses, and drug responses like ketamine, mediated by CRF neurons.

Nature Neuroscience · Aug 30, 2022Peer-reviewedNeuroscience