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Mackenzie Cockerham

Università di Camerino

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Organism:rat· 2 Approach:statistical model· 2 Research Focus:clustering· 1

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Angela BeesoniD· 2 shared Leah C. Solberg WoodsiD· 2 shared Aaron W. DealiD· 1 shared Abraham A. PalmeriD· 1 shared Alexandria SzalanczyiD· 1 shared Analyse T. RobertsiD· 1 shared Andrew L. ThurmaniD· 1 shared Anne Lenzo· 1 shared

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A multi-symptomatic model of heroin use disorder in rats reveals distinct behavioral profiles and neuronal correlates of heroin vulnerability versus resiliency

Brittany N. Kuhn, Nazzareno Cannella, Ayteria D. Crow, Veronica Lunerti, Arkobrato Gupta, Stephen J. Walterhouse, Carter Allen, Reda Chalhoub, Eric Dereschewitz, Analyse T. Roberts, Mackenzie Cockerham, Angela Beeson, Rusty W. Nall, Abraham A. Palmer, Gary Hardiman, , Peter W. Kalivas

This study uses a non-linear clustering approach in rats to identify distinct behavioral and neuronal profiles associated with heroin vulnerability and resiliency, reflecting human opioid use disorder heterogeneity.

American Journal of Psychiatry · Jan 15, 2025Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Sex and genetic specific effects on behavioral, but not metabolic, responses to a high fat diet in heterogeneous stock rats

Aaron W. Deal, Andrew L. Thurman, Osborne Seshie, Alexandria Szalanczy, Angela Beeson, Mackenzie Cockerham, Ellen L Risemberg, Anne Lenzo, Noelle Ozimek, Carl D. Langefeld, William S. J. Valdar, Leah C. Solberg Woods

This study shows that high fat diet affects metabolic health similarly in male and female HS rats but only males show altered behavioral responses, with genetic factors influencing both outcomes.

bioRxiv · Mar 25, 2022 · PreprintGenetics