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Michael W. Huebner

University of Iowa

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Inhibition of Posterior Thalamic Nuclei Attenuates CGRP-induced Migraine-like Behavior in Mice

Agatha Meredydd Greenway, Michael W. Huebner, Jayme S. Waite, Harold C. Flinn, Brandon J. Rea, Toby C Buxton, Thomas L. Duong, Mengya Wang, Hailey L. Uemura, Nicholas O. Dorricott, Joseph O. Tutt, Kai Wang, Andrew F. Russo, Levi P. Sowers

This study shows that inhibiting the posterior thalamic nuclei in mice reduces CGRP-induced touch hypersensitivity and partially reduces light aversion, suggesting the PoT's role in migraine-like behaviors.

bioRxiv · Mar 3, 2025 · PreprintNeuroscience

CGRP Administration into the Cerebellum Evokes Migraine-like Behaviors Predominately in Female Mice

Mengya Wang, Thomas L. Duong, Brandon J. Rea, Jayme S. Waite, Michael W. Huebner, Harold C. Flinn, Andrew F. Russo, Levi P. Sowers

This study shows that CGRP injection into the cerebellar medial nuclei induces migraine-like behaviors in mice, with female mice showing additional anxiety, tactile hypersensitivity, and pain responses.

bioRxiv · Jan 24, 2022 · PreprintNeuroscience