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Samuel R. Essig

Lafayette College

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Overexpression of the Apoe gene in the frontal cortex of mice causes sex-dependent changes in learning, attention, and anxiety-like behavior

Lizbeth Ramos, Abigail E. Harr, Finian L. Zakas, Samuel R. Essig, Griffen J. Kempskie, Nelly A. Fadil, Makayla G. Schmid, Madison D. Pompy, Michael C. Curley, Lisa A. Gabel, Henry L. Hallock

Learning & Memory · Mar 1, 2025Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Stimulation of locus coeruleus inputs to the frontal cortex in mice induces cell type-specific expression of the Apoe gene

Genevieve E. Craig, Lizbeth Ramos, Samuel R. Essig, Nicholas J. Eagles, Andrew E. Jaffe, Keri Martinowich, Henry L. Hallock

The paper stimulates locus coeruleus inputs to the frontal cortex in mice and finds cell type-specific Apoe gene expression, particularly in GABAergic neurons, with sex-dependent effects.

bioRxiv · Jul 22, 2024 · PreprintGenetics