Rachel P. Tillage

This study investigates the distinct roles of norepinephrine and galanin in stress-induced anxiety-like behavior using genetic and pharmacological approaches in mice.

This study shows chronic exercise and genetic overexpression of galanin in noradrenergic neurons increase stress resilience in mice by enhancing galanin expression in the locus coeruleus.

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

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.

This study shows that eliminating galanin in noradrenergic neurons reduces galanin in specific brain regions and alters coping behaviors without affecting norepinephrine levels.

ShuTu is a software tool that enables efficient and accurate reconstruction of dendritic morphology from bright-field microscopy images through automated identification and manual correction.