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Sarah K. Kassis

Kent State University

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Approach:experimental assay· 2 Organism:mouse· 2

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Brady L. WeberiD· 2 shared Jasmin N. BeaveriD· 2 shared Matthew T. FordiD· 2 shared T. Lee GilmaniD· 2 shared Allianna K. HiteiD· 1 shared Anna E. AnelloiD· 1 shared Cameron N. RusselliD· 1 shared Elayna M. Hallal· 1 shared

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Heterotypic stressors unmask behavioral influences of PMAT deficiency in mice

Brady L. Weber, Marissa M. Nicodemus, Allianna K. Hite, Isabella R. Spalding, Jasmin N. Beaver, Lauren R. Scrimshaw, Sarah K. Kassis, Julie M Reichert, Matthew T. Ford, Cameron N. Russell, Elayna M. Hallal, T. Lee Gilman

This study investigates how PMAT deficiency affects stressor responses in male and female mice, finding sex-specific behavioral plasticity under different stress conditions.

International Journal of Molecular Sciences · Nov 18, 2023Peer-reviewedNeuroscience

Generalization of contextual fear is sex-specifically affected by high salt intake

Jasmin N. Beaver, Brady L. Weber, Matthew T. Ford, Anna E. Anello, Kaden M. Ruffin, Sarah K. Kassis, T. Lee Gilman

This study shows that high salt intake affects contextual fear generalization differently in male and female mice, without altering stress markers.

PLoS ONE · Jul 13, 2023Peer-reviewedNeuroscience