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Samaneh Mansouri

Université Laval

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Transcriptional profiling of the cortico-accumbal pathway reveals sex-specific alterations underlying stress susceptibility

André Moreira Pessoni, Laila Blanc Arabe, Luca Pancotti, Samaneh Mansouri, Marco D’Angelo, Karine Huot, Arturo Marroquín-Rivera, Modesto R. Peralta, Chenqi Zhao, Quentin Leboulleux, Martin Lévesque, Christophe D. Proulx, Benoît Labonté

This study identifies sex-specific transcriptional changes in mPFC-NAc pathway neurons under chronic stress, revealing Xlr4b as a stress susceptibility driver in males.

Biological Psychiatry · Oct 9, 2025Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Transcriptional dissection of symptomatic profiles across the brain of men and women with depression

Samaneh Mansouri, André Moreira Pessoni, Arturo Marroquín-Rivera, Eric M. Parise, Carol A. Tamminga, Gustavo Turecki, Eric J. Nestler, Ting‐Huei Chen, Benoît Labonté

This study identifies sex-specific gene modules linked to MDD symptom domains in brain regions, revealing distinct transcriptional signatures in males and females.

Nature Communications · Oct 26, 2023Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Sex-specific retinal anomalies induced by chronic social stress in mice

Eric Arsenault, AA Lavigne, Samaneh Mansouri, Kimberley Francis, Thibault P. Bittar, Francis Quessy, Khaled Abdallah, Annie Barbeau, Marc Hébert, Benoît Labonté

This study shows that chronic social stress affects retinal ERG responses differently in male and female mice, suggesting retinal activity as a potential biomarker for stress response.

bioRxiv · Sep 28, 2020 · PreprintNeuroscience