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Meredith G Cone

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Sema G. QuadiriD· 3 shared Devin P. EffingeriD· 2 shared M. C. Ramage· 2 shared Melissa A. HermaniD· 2 shared GM Arleth· 1 shared Margaret W. High· 1 shared Maria Echeveste Sanchez· 1 shared S. Danyal Zaidi· 1 shared

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Alcohol Withdrawal Alters the Inhibitory Landscape of the Prelimbic Cortex in an Interneuron- and Sex-specific Manner

Sema G. Quadir, S. Danyal Zaidi, Meredith G Cone, Sachin Patel

This study examines sex-specific synaptic changes in interneurons of the prelimbic cortex following alcohol withdrawal in mice.

Addiction Neuroscience · Sep 24, 2025Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Chronic Alcohol Drinking Drives Sex-Specific Differences in Affective Behavior and Medial Prefrontal Cortex Activity in CRF1:Cre:Tdtomato Transgenic Rats

Sema G. Quadir, GM Arleth, Meredith G Cone, Margaret W. High, M. C. Ramage, Devin P. Effinger, Maria Echeveste Sanchez, Melissa A. Herman

This study examines how chronic alcohol drinking affects sex-specific affective behavior and medial prefrontal cortex activity in CRF1:Cre:Tdtomato transgenic rats, finding that alcohol intake correlates with anxiety and depressive-like behaviors and CRF1 neuron activity.

eNeuro · Jul 1, 2023Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Sex-Specific Effects of Psychedelic Drug Exposure on Central Amygdala Reactivity and Behavioral Responding

Devin P. Effinger, Sema G. Quadir, M. C. Ramage, Meredith G Cone, Melissa A. Herman

This study shows that psilocin causes sex-specific, time-dependent changes in central amygdala reactivity and threat responses to aversive stimuli.

Translational Psychiatry · Apr 8, 2023Peer-reviewedNeuroscience