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Molly Pruitt

University of Maryland, Baltimore

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A Mathematical Sequence Representing Tonic Action Potential Spike Trains

Dongil Keum, Kwon-Woo Kim, Molly Pruitt, Alexandre E. Medina de Jesus

This paper derives a formulaic relationship for interspike intervals in tonically firing neurons and demonstrates how spike timing can be predicted from ion channel activities.

bioRxiv · Jul 23, 2024 · PreprintNeuroscience

Noradrenergic circuits in the forebrain control affective responses to novelty

Daniel J. Lustberg, Rachel P. Tillage, Yu Bai, Molly Pruitt, Larry Cameron Liles, David Weinshenker

This study investigates the role of central norepinephrine in novelty-induced behaviors, finding that NE signaling is essential for both neophilic and neophobic responses.

Psychopharmacology · Jul 28, 2020Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Central norepinephrine transmission is required for stress-induced repetitive behavior in two rodent models of obsessive-compulsive disorder

Daniel J. Lustberg, Alexa F. Iannitelli, Rachel P. Tillage, Molly Pruitt, Larry Cameron Liles, David Weinshenker

The paper investigates the role of norepinephrine in stress-induced repetitive behaviors in OCD models, finding that NE deficiency reduces compulsive behaviors and that restoring NE rescues these behaviors.

Psychopharmacology · Apr 20, 2020Peer-reviewedNeuroscience